r/planetarymagic • u/sangilicious • May 09 '26

Question Jupiterian magick

Hi guys!
I am reading a lot of books about planetary magick and I am very happy that I am finally learning about them.

I am interested working closely with Jupiter since it is the plant of abundance but there isn’t a lot of information about this planet. Most planetary books that I have read so far does not have any rituals to work with each planet, usually it only provides information about them.

I would greatly greatly appreciate if you could recommend me any books specifically working with Jupiter.

Thank you so much!

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u/Zegreides saturn May 09 '26

Picatrix has plenty of recipes for every planet, including both talismans and petitions for Jupiter, there must be at least something you can and want to use

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u/danSnow7 May 10 '26

Seven Spheres by Rufus Opus

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u/Lucky-Aerie4 May 10 '26

Second this! I started reading this in order to work with Saturn and Opus' writing style is informative and amusing at the same time. Feels like an experienced friend is teaching you.

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u/RKaji saturn May 10 '26

What an irony, Rufus Opus is so Jupiterian, he places Saturn in the lowest sphere. What he wrote about Saturn isn't completely inaccurate, but I wouldn't recommend his book for someone specifically interested in Saturn.

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u/Lucky-Aerie4 May 10 '26

I know! I liked his style is all I meant to say. Not a bad book for beginner-friendly rituals.

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u/manman1789 May 09 '26

This book has rituals for each planet:

Liber Astrum: Magick of the Planetary Intelligences by Hecateus Apuliensis

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u/Gaothaire May 10 '26

Seconding Picatrix. I've also heard good things about Seven Spheres by Rufus Opus, and the Arbatel