Mp3/ audio for mantras in money spells?

[Antichrist]

Are there any audio / mp3 for mantras in money spells ? If not, how do I know how to properly vibrate those mantras ?

Hail Satan!

 

[Blitzkreig [JG]]

Are there any audio / mp3 for mantras in money spells ? If not, how do I know how to properly vibrate those mantras ?

Hail Satan!

There are plenty of mantras available. Just to answer you briefly, however, you can use Fehu or Sowilo, as their mp3's are right on the rune page.

 

[Henu the Great]

https://www.satanisgod.org/www.angelfire.com/empire/serpentis666/Runic_Pronunciation.html

This applies to Sanskrit as well:

For vibrating the Runes, use the examples above. Basic Kabalistic pronunciation of the letters not listed in the above are as follows (note, it is important to pronounce the Runes as with the dialects in the above)The following is basic kabalistic speech:

A (see examples above)
B is vibrated with the lips pursed.
C is vibrated in the back of the throat, like a hard cat's hiss.
For the letter D, follow the rules for the Gothic example above:
Ð ð - English "TH" At start or end of word, th as in "thing," in middle of word th as in "there."
E is vibrated in the back of the throat as in making the sound for the letter Y, for example "Y-E-E-E-E-E-E-E-E" while constantly vibrating the Y sound inthe throat.
F is vibrated as a light V.
G is vibrated in the back of the throat and is guttural, like softly gargling, but should be smooth and steady.
For the letter H, use the rules for German:
H h: as in German "nacht" This is like the "ich" but a bit more pronounced with the back of the throat.
To correctly vibrate the letter I, vibrate "ah" and switch to the long I to get the feel, this is also from the back of the throat.
J is vibrated either softly as in the French "Jacques" or for some words, the hard English J, but make sure you can feel the vibration.
K is vibrated, as in hacking up a spit.
L, M, N, are vibrated as in normal English.
O is vibrated as the long English "O"
P is a bit tricky. Vibrate as for the letter B, (B is vibrated with the lips pursed), while at the same time, making the vibration for the letter V
Q is the same as the letter C
R is normally rolled, but can also be the English R, as in Gothic and Old English
S at start or end of word, pronounce as S, as in "Satan."

In middle of a word, pronounce as Z, as in "Zebra."
Beside an unvoiced consonant, pronounce as S, as in "Satan."
Doubled (ss)pronounce as S, as in "Satan."

T is tricky. Vibrate "TH" while at the same time Z. It is between the two.
TH is Th, as in "The."
U is vibrated as in the word "ooze."
V as in "Very."
W is the English W
X, same as K
Y, same as the English Y
Z, same as the English Z