The idea of this ritual is that if you have questions, why not just ask?
What you’ll need
⦁ A piece of blank white paper
⦁ A black ink pen
⦁ A table or desk
⦁ A chair with a back
⦁ A room with one door (make sure it’s a closed space, your own bedroom works best)
⦁ A small amount of your own blood
You’re going to attempt to contact the spirit world to answer any questions you desperately need answered. If you don’t believe in higher beings than yourself, this ritual probably isn’t for you. Devotion to higher powers or belief in the wisdom of your ancestors is what makes this ritual strong.
As a safety precaution, you should say words of protection in the room you’re using before starting the ritual. Ask for blessings or pray for safety from any evil or malicious spirits as they will also be listening to your request to speak to them.
Everything written and spoken must be done in your first language.
This ritual must be done alone, any other living beings shouldn’t enter the room at any time during the ritual.
This ritual must be done in your own home.
Have your table and chair already set up with the paper and pen placed on top of the table before starting.
Upon entering your room, shut the door behind you.
Sit in the chair at your chosen location facing the desk.
You must have 2-5 questions, no more, no less. You must have true desire for these questions to be answered. “Silly” questions or questions that can be deemed as not being serious are disrespectful to spirits and in the end, you’ll only be wasting your own time or risking terrorism from an aggressive spirit. Write your questions in black ink along with your full name and date at the top of the paper. Number the questions and make sure to leave spaces between each one. Remember these questions exactly how you have written them since you’ll be reciting them later.
Next, place the pen down next to the paper on the side of your dominant hand. If you’re ambidextrous, place it on the side of the paper of the hand you used to write. Obtain a small amount of your own blood, it must be fresh, and leave the thumb print of your dominant hand at the bottom of the paper. Don’t cover the wound where the blood came from until the ritual is over. This is both a signature to identify yourself and a sacrifice to express your gratitude and willingness to connect with the spirit.
Get up from your chair and push it in. Turn off any lights in your room, this includes flashlights or cellphone light. Natural light from windows are exceptions. Open the door to the room, this is where you ask the spirit to enter. Say the words, “Come in, come in. Welcome to my room. Welcome to my home. I’m ready for you now.” Move out of the passage way as you would for a physical person. This will allow the entrance of spirits into your space. You should feel a slight chill on your skin, upon that feeling, close the door. If you don’t feel that chill, leave the door open.
Guide the spirit to the desk and pull out the chair for them, make sure it still faces the desk. Ask “would you like to sit down?” and tell them “I have questions I’d like to ask you.”
Walk around to the front of the table. Close your eyes and say “You can use my pen. You can use my paper. Please answer me honestly.” Do not open your eyes. The spirit’s reaction upon being viewed varies from every spirit. It may simply become uneasy and flee or go as far as possessing you. The spirit isn’t obligated to follow the ritual if you don’t either, after all, you’re the one asking for their help. Recite your first question out loud. You may hear the sounds of the spirit writing. After you hear the pen being placed down, ask your next question. Do this until you’ve asked all of your questions. If you don’t hear anything, use your own judgement to determine if your question’s been answered and continue.
Tell the spirit “Thank you for answering. That’s all I have for you. It’s time for you to go.” Open your eyes, but don’t look at the paper. Guide them from the chair and push it back in. Guide them to the door, open it if it’s closed. Say “Thank you for coming. Goodbye, goodbye.” The room should feel warmer. Shut the door and turn on the lights. You should find your answers written on the paper. Dispose of the paper within the next hour in any way as long as it’s out of your home. If you keep the paper, the spirit who entered your room will take that as you giving them permission to enter again.
Do not tease or disrespect the spirit. This is a good idea for any interactions with spirits as to not anger them and find yourself in harm. If at any time you feel unsafe or find it hard to breathe, exit the room immediately with your paper and pen. Shut the door behind you. On the back of the paper write the words “I’m sorry to bother you. Goodbye. Goodbye.” Obtain your blood again, leaving a thumb print on that side as well. Slide the paper under the door and say those words out loud. Don’t enter this room again until the next sunrise. Retrieve the paper and burn it as soon as possible. You should also dispose of the paper this way if you find nothing written on it upon completing the ritual. Going against these instructions puts you at the mercy of the spirit you summoned.
It’s important to only say the necessary words and your questions and nothing else during the ritual. Any other words will disturb and distract the spirit from the purpose you summoned it for and risks overstepping your boundaries.
As with any summoning, you’re inviting spirits into your home that you can’t know the intentions of. Any spirit is able to enter your home during this ritual, so be aware of these dangers and perform it at your own risk. Be careful not to ask questions with answers you may not be ready for. The results may be more than you can handle.
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/threekings/comments/4wsnd9/recipe_ask_and_you_shall_recieve/