Studio Arcanis

I was wondering if anybody seriously thought about broadcasting an NAP webcast or podcast .I'm not tech savvy but I think it would help us all out if we can get someone that has years of successful experience with this grimiore to help us all out.Thanks

You might want to talk to BBB, Brother Moloch, Raum, and some of the other heavy users of the NAP system. Brother Moloch has posted a couple of tutorials on his website about using NAP and has posted one here a few weeks ago. If you want to do an interview, I can help you come up with some questions. I probably have enough to make the interview a multi-part session

Question/thought/specualtion on using Yod Hay Vaw Hay at the beginning of NAP ("I state my purpose thus: ANKAR YOD HAY VAW HAY"; or any evocation where YHVH or the tetragrammaton is used)
I'm experimenting with PRONOUNCING the name instead of spelling it. In a general fashion I use "In the Name that is above every other name YAHOVAH (pronounced Ya Ho Vah, with emphasis on the LAST syllable).
Ill post a link as to why I feel YHVH, Yod Hay Vaw Hay should be pronounced this way. I haven't noticed any particular difference effect or outcomes so I would appreciate further input.

Nehemia Gordon explains why the name of God, written YHWH is pronounced Yehovah in the original Hebrew.
https://youtu.be/iLMPZrFom3Q

If someone felt unsure, they could actually try both pronunciations in the ritual. Would have it covered one way or another.

jeff grayhair wrote:I was wondering if anybody seriously thought about broadcasting an NAP webcast or podcast .

I like your idea

Warwick wrote:
I'm experimenting with PRONOUNCING the name instead of spelling it.

You and others might find this article on YHVH informative http://www.hebrew4christians.com/Names_ ... /yhvh.html

Ironchakra1 wrote:If someone felt unsure, they could actually try both pronunciations in the ritual. Would have it covered one way or another.

This is not a bad suggestion, and is something I've done in the past. What I do now, however, if I question the pronunciation of something, I simply decide on one to use for the specific invocation and I roll with it. I find it important not to have any doubt during the work itself, so I leave any doubts about my phonetic accuracy outside of the temple, and away from my thoughts during ritual. That way those thoughts don't become a distraction. Just my advise anyway, works well for me.

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Seems like that could be a good approach!

I would love to see this and participate as an audience member!It would have to be hosted by someone who has many years of positive experiences with NAP.Bring it on!