You don’t ask.
You align.
What Invocation Really Is
Invocation isn’t worship. It’s not roleplay.
It’s alignment.
To invoke is to sync yourself with a divine current already running through existence.
Each god is a frequency.
You become the vessel.
In The Primal Way, invocation means activation.
- Invoke Aphrodite → become magnetic presence
- Invoke Hermes → become momentum in motion
- Invoke Hades → become quiet sovereignty
These aren’t distant beings.
They are currents you can run.
Why You Might Want to Invoke
Because you want to:
- Move with power and clarity
- Speak with focus and influence
- Channel structure, love, motion, or stillness into your day
- Feel connected to something larger—without giving up your agency
Invocation is not asking them to show up.
It’s becoming a version of you that moves like them.
How to Invoke – A 4-Step Method
Use this core structure to build any invocation:
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Name the god
“Apollo, Light of Morning…” -
Name their power
“…you who bring clarity, rhythm, and command…” -
State your alignment
“…I move in your fire. I embody precision.” -
Seal the current
“…So mote it be.”
Keep it simple. Feel it. Say it with presence.
Sample Invocation Lines
Use these directly or adjust them to your style:
Apollo – clarity, mastery
Apollo, Solar Architect—burn away illusion. I claim precision. I command mastery. So mote it be.
Hermes – insight, speech, timing
Hermes, Trickster of Movement—guide my speech, bend the path. My words are vectors. The world adjusts.
Aphrodite – attraction, presence
Aphrodite, Undeniable Form—I do not chase. I become. Presence floods the field. All things move toward me.
Hades – sovereignty, endings
Hades, Sovereign of Ends—this cycle is sealed. I hold finality. I speak, and the dead remain dead.
Poseidon – depth, emotional current
Poseidon, Deep Current—I surrender to depth. Let chaos become catalyst. Let the wave carry change.
Use them:
- On the god’s planetary day
- Before ritual or decision
- As daily alignment
- Whenever you want to shift your state
Ritual Example: Invoking Hermes
Best time: Wednesday at dawn or dusk
Optional: Candle, incense, quiet space
- Center your breath
- Speak:
Hermes, Messenger and Movement—
I do not call. I align.
Let thought become motion.
Let the unseen turn in my favor.
As you move, I move.
Let all stuck things shift.
So mote it be.
- Move with intention—walk, speak, act softly
- Close with:
The path is open. The current runs. It is done.
Invocation = Embodiment
Don’t just say the words.
Become the current.
- Hermes: fast, light, witty
- Hades: grounded, final, still
- Aphrodite: graceful, magnetic, fluid
Hold the energy. Move with it. Let it reshape you.
Even one minute changes your state.
A Daily Practice (No Tools Needed)
- Breathe three times
- Speak a short invocation
- Move like the god you called
- Hold the energy for 1–2 minutes
- Close: “So mote it be.”
Repeat daily and watch what shifts.
Not Sure Which God to Invoke?
That guide helps identify which divine force is already running through your life.
FAQ – Common Invocation Questions
Do I need candles or tools?
No. Tools help, but breath and focus are enough.
Can I do this wrong?
If you’re present and honest—no.
Can I invoke multiple gods?
Eventually. But start with one. Give them your full attention.
How often should I invoke?
Even once a day, briefly, can shift your entire system.
Final Words
Invocation isn’t about control.
It’s about coherence.
When you align with a divine current, you don’t request power.
You carry it.
You don’t need permission.
You are already the vessel.
You are the interface.
So speak.
So align.
So move.
So mote it be.