@Soaring Eagle

[HPS Lydia]

I posted this to the thread in the announcement for the Shattering ritual, but it is not approved yet so I will post here as I'm off mod for this forum:

Here's a Paintable Version in time for the eclipse:

Shattering Jewish Soul Protection Ritual - Paintable Version
Enjoy!

It's a bit rushed, but it works. I'll improve the layout and such in a day or two. This page needs to be wider than the Final RTR, and allow zooming, so for now it is a separate page you open after (or before) doing the Final RTR + Tetragrammaton RTR.

Stellar work I just tested it and it works perfectly offline too. (For those who don't know, right-click the page and save to your computer, so you can use it without internet.)

This may be too much to ask, but I will mention it anyway in case it will make things easier for those with less experience, which could result in this ritual being done more often:

Can the list of 17 lines (names) for pronunciation be separated into groups and placed near their corresponding boxes to blot? Instead of scrolling up and down and the person loosing place in the list of names, as not everyone is able to learn the pronunciations quickly. It was easy enough for me to do it, as they are all pretty straightforward, pronouncing as they are, but newer people might find it overwhelming and be less likely to do it.

A concern would of course be that it might make the whole thing look more cluttered and possibly more overwhelming for those with less experience here, but if it is a different (but visually appealing) font, maybe in brackets () with a clear line to each section, it could work.

If this is not a good idea, then just disregard my idea, no worries.

And for those who have not yet done this new ritual, it is actually easier than it looks

 

[Soaring Eagle 666]

I posted this to the thread in the announcement for the Shattering ritual, but it is not approved yet so I will post here as I'm off mod for this forum:

Here's a Paintable Version in time for the eclipse:

Shattering Jewish Soul Protection Ritual - Paintable Version
Enjoy!

It's a bit rushed, but it works. I'll improve the layout and such in a day or two. This page needs to be wider than the Final RTR, and allow zooming, so for now it is a separate page you open after (or before) doing the Final RTR + Tetragrammaton RTR.

Stellar work I just tested it and it works perfectly offline too. (For those who don't know, right-click the page and save to your computer, so you can use it without internet.)

This may be too much to ask, but I will mention it anyway in case it will make things easier for those with less experience, which could result in this ritual being done more often:

Can the list of 17 lines (names) for pronunciation be separated into groups and placed near their corresponding boxes to blot? Instead of scrolling up and down and the person loosing place in the list of names, as not everyone is able to learn the pronunciations quickly. It was easy enough for me to do it, as they are all pretty straightforward, pronouncing as they are, but newer people might find it overwhelming and be less likely to do it.

A concern would of course be that it might make the whole thing look more cluttered and possibly more overwhelming for those with less experience here, but if it is a different (but visually appealing) font, maybe in brackets () with a clear line to each section, it could work.

If this is not a good idea, then just disregard my idea, no worries.

And for those who have not yet done this new ritual, it is actually easier than it looks

Good idea, that format already works well for the Final RTR. I can always make another version if it ends up too cluttered!

 

[Wayofthegods]

I posted this to the thread in the announcement for the Shattering ritual, but it is not approved yet so I will post here as I'm off mod for this forum:

Here's a Paintable Version in time for the eclipse:

Shattering Jewish Soul Protection Ritual - Paintable Version
Enjoy!

It's a bit rushed, but it works. I'll improve the layout and such in a day or two. This page needs to be wider than the Final RTR, and allow zooming, so for now it is a separate page you open after (or before) doing the Final RTR + Tetragrammaton RTR.

Stellar work I just tested it and it works perfectly offline too. (For those who don't know, right-click the page and save to your computer, so you can use it without internet.)

This may be too much to ask, but I will mention it anyway in case it will make things easier for those with less experience, which could result in this ritual being done more often:

Can the list of 17 lines (names) for pronunciation be separated into groups and placed near their corresponding boxes to blot? Instead of scrolling up and down and the person loosing place in the list of names, as not everyone is able to learn the pronunciations quickly. It was easy enough for me to do it, as they are all pretty straightforward, pronouncing as they are, but newer people might find it overwhelming and be less likely to do it.

A concern would of course be that it might make the whole thing look more cluttered and possibly more overwhelming for those with less experience here, but if it is a different (but visually appealing) font, maybe in brackets () with a clear line to each section, it could work.

If this is not a good idea, then just disregard my idea, no worries.

And for those who have not yet done this new ritual, it is actually easier than it looks

Good idea, that format already works well for the Final RTR. I can always make another version if it ends up too cluttered!

Ahhh it works!! Good job Brother! You have lead the way in all this which was massively important.

 

[Soaring Eagle 666]

Can the list of 17 lines (names) for pronunciation be separated into groups and placed near their corresponding boxes to blot?

Here it is: https://ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=57918

Since the original version just had the English spelling of each word reversed, I figured that they could simply be replaced by the pronunciations themselves, since the hebrew is what's important. This also keeps it less cluttered.

I like it a lot. It's much easier than scrolling up and down to check the pronunciations!