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Solar interests are administered by Och, who rules alone. When invoked, he can prolongs a person's life to six hundred years with perfect health. He imparts wisdom, gives [[familiar]] spirits, and creates medicine. As an alchemist, Och is capable of converting any substance into the purest of metals or into precious stones. Och can also bestow gold and a purse overflowing with gold. | Solar interests are administered by Och, who rules alone. When invoked, he can prolongs a person's life to six hundred years with perfect health. He imparts wisdom, gives [[familiar]] spirits, and creates medicine. As an alchemist, Och is capable of converting any substance into the purest of metals or into precious stones. Och can also bestow gold and a purse overflowing with gold. | ||
The ideal day and time for invoking Och is on a Sunday at | The ideal day and time for invoking Och is on a Sunday at daybreak. | ||
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His [[sigil]] teaches the nature of [[angels]], as well as who is the promised Messiah of [[Judaism|Israel]], what kind of [[prophet]] he may be, and what miracles can be performed by the Messiah for the welfare of his people. This sigil contains mysteries of geometric symbolism within it. | His [[sigil]] teaches the nature of [[angels]], as well as who is the promised Messiah of [[Judaism|Israel]], what kind of [[prophet]] he may be, and what miracles can be performed by the Messiah for the welfare of his people. This sigil contains mysteries of geometric symbolism within it. | ||
The characters of this spirit are drawn in green, red, yellow, and black colors | The characters of this spirit are drawn in green, red, yellow, and black colors. | ||
Och causes the possessor of his characters to be worshipped as a god by the kings of the whole world. | Och causes the possessor of his characters to be worshipped as a god by the kings of the whole world. | ||