A Rite to Apollo, Thor, and Nergal

{Names in bold are to be vibrated and phrases in italics are to be chanted. Translations of foreign phrases appear in brackets. The purpose of this ritual is to increase magickal power, engender the development of wisdom, and augment strength of character. Focus on these three goals, perhaps on only one or two of them at a time, as you perform the rite. It is the prerogative of the celebrant to decide what tools or materials she is to incorporate, if any}

Zacam Micalzo Apollo Solpeth De G Omaoas Odzamran Pambt
[I Move You, Mighty Apollo! Hearken to Your Names and Appear Unto Me]

Phanaeus + Apauliunas + Lycegenes + Sauroctonos + Cynthius + Delius + Pythius

Ave Apollo Rex Olympus Et Sol (x7)
[Hail Apollo, the King of Olympus and the Sun]

Venire, Pater Apollo-Pythius (x7)
[Come, Father Apollo of (A Specific Region of Delphi)]

Hailaz Donar! Salve Pater Oku-Thor!
[Hail Thor! Hail Father Thor]

Salve, Salve, Agios Es
Agios Ischyros Oku-Thor
Venire Aeternae Atli Asa-Thor
Veni, Vethorm, Donar, et Sonnung
Ennilag, Einridi, Biorn, Gloria
Ave Pater et Rex Thunraz
Et Agios o Mjolnir
[Hail, hail, numinous art thou/ Mighty and numinous is Thor of the cart/ Come, terrible and eternal Thor of the Aesier/ Come, Thor, bear and protector of the shrine/ Glory to the one who rides alone, true spirit, one with a forehead wide/ Hail to the father and king over thunder/ And his hammer is numinous]

Heil Ennilag-Asa-Thor-Hardveur! Io Rym-Ennilag-Sonnung-Oku-Thor!
[Hail (Three Names of Thor)! Hail (Four Names of Thor)]

Salve Pater Oku-Thor!
[Hail Unto Father Thor of the Cart]

Ol Um Isli Meslamta-ea Solpeth De G Omaoas Odzamran
[I Call Thee Nergal, Hearken to the Names and Appear]

Nerigal + Enmeshara + Ishar + Lugal Meslam + Qaru + Suqamuna + Ne-Iri-Gal

Nirig Nirgali E-Meslah (x7) [(Three Names of Nergal)]

Ol Zodameta Gohed Girunugal-Enmessara (x7)
[I Conjure Thee Everlasting (Two Names of Nergal)]

Ave Apollo Rex Olympus Et Sol! Hailaz Donar! Ia Nergal-Ya!
[Hail Apollo, the King of Olympus and the Sun! Hail Thor! Hail Nergal]

Gi Chismicaolz Ioiad Sa Gohed Apollo Thor Od Nergal!
[You Are Mighty Forever and Everlasting, Apollo, Thor, and Nergal]

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Magickal Hymn to Gullveig & Surtr

{This is a short Latin hymn written to Gullveig and Surtur. I’ve personally consecrated it as well as offered it up to the deities it entreats. Magickal hymns can be read one or more times for spiritual empowerment, guidance, etc., or incorporated into a ritual}

Invoco Gullveig, et Voco te Surtur
Mirabilia Opera Tua– O, Gullveig Gloria
Agios es, Domine Surtur, Regem Muspellheim
Venire Pater Eldthursar et Regina Maleficarum
Germinet Anodos, et Germinet Azoth!
[I Call to Gullveig and I Call to Surtur/ Marvelous are thy Works– Oh, Glory to Gullveig/ Numinous art thou, Lord Surtur, King of Muspellheim/ Come, Father of the Fire Giants and Queen of the Witches/ Engender Magickal Ascent and Manifest the Fifth Element]

Original Hymns and Magickal Chants to Thor

Despite my disagreements with Odin, I have found Thor to be a very helpful entity. He’s comparable to the Egyptian deity named Khepri (the name of which deity is connected to the word of power Xeper) in that all he really seems to want is to help you get the most out of yourself– become the best person you can be. Like Khepri and Hecate, Thor is a deity useful for white and black magick alike– Left and Right Hand Path alike. Thor helps make us strong, courageous, powerful, confident, disciplined, etc. He was often called upon for the consecration of things and what seems like the empowerment of witchcraft spells. He has no problem working with a practitioner of Thursatru (Giant Worship).

I’ve written four original chants for magickally calling upon Thor along with a Latin hymn I wrote to him for the same purpose. The meanings of the chants are rendered in English in the brackets.

I’ll post a link to the Wikipedia article on him as well as an article about him from my favorite Norse mythology website:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thor
https://norse-mythology.org/gods-and-creatures/the-aesir-gods-and-goddesses/thor/
Lastly, since my chants use a total of eleven of Thor’s fourteen names, I’ll link the Wikipedia article which defines those names:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_names_of_Thor

Io Rym-Ennilag-Sonnung-Oku-Thor
[Hail (Four Names of Thor)]

Hailaz Donar
[Hail Donar/Thor]

Salve Pater Oku-Thor
[Hail Unto Father Thor of the Cart]

Heil Ennilag-Asa-Thor-Hardveur
[Hail (Three Names of Thor)]

Salve, salve, agios es
Agios ischyros Oku-Thor
Venire aeternae Atli Asa-Thor
Veni, Vethorm, Donar, et Sonnung
Ennilag, Einridi, Biorn, Gloria
Ave Pater et rex thunraz
Et agios o Mjolnir
This seven-stanza hymn to Thor includes several of his names: Oku-Thor, Atli, Asa-Thor, Vethorm, Donar, Sonnung, Ennilag, Einridi, and Biorn, and expresses admiration of his magickal hammer, Mjolnir. I will translate it non-literally so as to best convey its meaning and poetry. The term “numinous” is a synonym for “divine” which conveys a balance of traits– dark and light alike, for Thor is both Aesir and giant. The Numinous, as coined by Rudolf Otto, is transcendental or supramundane, and inspires, by its nature, both terror and wonder in those who behold it.
[Hail, hail, numinous art thou/ Mighty and numinous is Thor of the cart/ Come, terrible and eternal Thor of the Aesier/ Come, Thor, bear and protector of the shrine/ Glory to the one who rides alone, true spirit, one with a forehead wide/ Hail to the father and king over thunder/ And his hammer is numinous]