Conjuration Kit with 18.9 Hz Ghost Frequency

Within paranormal and occult traditions, 18.9 Hz is regarded as a frequency capable of attracting spirits or encouraging manifestations. It is used to create an environment more conducive to spiritual communication, acting as an acoustic beacon during séances and conjuration ceremonies.

Human hearing generally extends from approximately 20 hertz to 20,000 hertz. Frequencies beneath this range are classified as infrasound.

At 18.9 hertz, a vibration completes precisely 18.9 cycles every second.
It is a frequency that lies immediately beneath the ordinary threshold of human hearing, occupying a region of the acoustic spectrum that has long fascinated those who investigate unusual sensory experiences.

But why should this particular frequency be of interest to the practitioner of spirit communication?

It is the Principle of Resonant Attraction.

Certain spiritual intelligences are sensitive to sustained low-frequency disturbances within the physical environment.

A continuous infrasonic signal, particularly one maintained at a stable frequency, serves as a recognizable point of reference for an intelligence otherwise incapable of perceiving our ordinary attempts at communication.

This 18.9 Hz Frequency acts as a Spirit Beacon, an instrument of invitation so to speak.

The recordings contained within my collection have been prepared with this 18.9 Hz Frequency and have a play time of a minimum of fifteen minutes each. Those wishing to maintain the signal for longer periods may simply loop the recordings.

Audio track list:

Between_Worlds_18.9Hz
Shadows_18.9Hz
Beneath_the_Storm_18.9Hz
Presence_Beyond_Silence_18.9Hz
The_Hollow_Between_Realms_18.9Hz
Graveyard_Shift_18.9Hz
Meditation_18.9Hz
18_9Hz_Ghost_Frequency_pure_tone

I have taken considerable care in assembling this collection, recognizing that those who seek communion with the spirit realm do not all favor the same atmosphere or manner of preparation.

For this reason, I have included a selection of audio recordings accompanied by music and ambient sounds suitable for meditation, relaxation, and even sleep. Each offers a different atmosphere in which to contemplate the mysteries of spiritual communication, while the underlying 18.9 Hz infrasonic frequency serves as a beacon that is constantly drawing spirits towards it.

Should your musical preferences lie elsewhere, you are by no means restricted to the selections I have provided. Among the recordings is an 18.9 Hz Pure Tone, intended for precisely this purpose. You may accompany it with music of your own choosing, or dispense with audible accompaniment altogether, allowing the frequency alone to serve as your ceremonial invitation to the spirit realm.

If you elect to play other music alongside the pure tone, I recommend employing separate audio systems, thereby providing the infrasonic recording with its own dedicated means of reproduction.

Beyond the audio recordings, I have included a comprehensive set of spirit conjuration instructions for those who wish to pursue a more deliberate and ceremonial approach to communication with the entities they seek to invite. The procedures have been arranged in a clear, methodical sequence, allowing even those unfamiliar with the intricacies of ceremonial practice to follow each stage with confidence. For the individual who desires to become an active participant rather than a passive observer, these instructions are an especially valuable addition.

My intention has been to provide considerably more than a mere assortment of sound recordings. I have endeavored to assemble a collection of materials that complement one another, drawing upon the symbolism, traditions, and ceremonial practices long associated with communication between the living and the departed.

To this end, I have also included several printable ceremonial instruments.
Among them is a Ritual Diagram of the Four Kings of the Cardinal Directions, representing the spiritual sovereigns traditionally associated with the four quarters of the world. Within certain schools of Solomonic ceremonial magic, these kings are regarded as authorities over lesser spirits, and their names and symbols occupy a significant place in the literature of conjuration. The diagram may be printed and incorporated into the ceremonial procedures detailed in the accompanying instructions.

I have likewise included a printable Ouija board and planchette, together with instructions for preparing and cutting out the planchette. This familiar instrument of spirit communication has occupied a curious position in both popular spiritualism and occult practice, and I considered its inclusion a fitting complement to the collection.

Both ceremonial printables have been prepared in full color and black and white, allowing you to select whichever presentation best suits your preference. Each has been carefully scaled for printing on standard 8.5 × 11-inch paper, and all versions are supplied in both PNG and PDF formats for convenience.

As you may have gathered, I have devoted considerable thought to the contents of this collection. My aim has been to furnish the curious investigator with a variety of approaches, from the quiet contemplation of infrasonic sound to the more elaborate proceedings of ceremonial conjuration.

Yet I have never been particularly fond of revealing every curiosity before its appointed discovery.

What I have described here represents only a portion of what awaits within this collection. There are additional materials and a few carefully chosen surprises, as is my custom with the unusual offerings found among my goods.

The remainder, dear seeker, I shall leave to your own discovery.

— Lucius Bane
Proprietor and Curator of Bane's Curious Goods

This is for entertainment purposes only.

Offered solely for spiritual and symbolic purposes. The meaning, experience, and results associated with this item are deeply personal and may differ from one individual to another. No particular outcome is promised or assured. It is intended as an object of symbolism, ritual, and personal reflection, and should never be regarded as a substitute for professional relationship guidance, counseling, mental health care, or other qualified services.