Welcome in, 2018!

I stand on the shoulders of my ancestors!

MAGNAM TIRGAM
JUADARITA
ALAAYA
SARADOC

GEATAO
TE APELLA
GEPARATO
GEPIPO
CHRISTUM PEPUM

BISTE
BANGE
BESTIPO

RECANTAR ITE
BUM
QUE SE DEUS PACTENIT

MOLAI
MALANAI
MOLAO

PETAT MATAT

HARI ANG DADAAN,
HAHAWI KAYONG LAHAT!

MAIGSAC
MAIGMAC
EGOLHUM PETIGSAC

PENIVICCIUM LUXCIRIS SALVAME

Pronunciation guide to GEATAO:

MAGNAM TIRGAM (MAN-yahm TEER-gahm, MAGNAM means GREAT)
JUADARITA (Hoo-WAH-dah-REE-tah)
ALAAYA (Ala-AH-yah)
SARADOC (Sa-rah-DOKK) [These five introductory names of front-line spirits are equivalent to knocking on a door and having it opened] [Question: Can you use this opening for any magical prayer other than GEATAO? Answer: Yes.]
GEATAO (Geh-YAH-tow, rhymes with NOW, name of chief spirit) [It is wrong to pronounce this as YAH-tow]
TE APELLA (Teh Ah-PEH-lah, I appeal to you)
GEPARATO (Geh-pah-RAH-toh, name of lesser spirit)
GEPIPO (Geh-PEE-poh, name of lesser spirit)
CHRISTUM PEPUM (KRIS-toom PEH-poom, name of lesser spirit)
BISTE (BEES-teh, name of lesser spirit)
BANGE (BANG-heh, name of lesser spirit)
BESTIPO (Bes-TEE-poh, name of lesser spirit)
RECANTAR ITE (Re-can-TAHR EE-teh, Go and sing again of this)
BUM (Boom, not a word, but, like PHU in other oraciones, the sound is supposed to kick the previously vibrated passages through ether)
QUE SE DEUS PACTENIT (Ke Seh DEH-yoos Pack-TEH-nit, That God [or the god] may go with you; it is common in oraciones that pidgin Latin and pidgin Spanish are mingled)
MOLAI (Moh-LIGH, rhymes with HIGH, name of lesser spirit)
MALANAI (Mah-lah-NIGH, name of lesser spirit)
MOLAO (Moh-LAO, rhymes with NOW, name of lesser spirit)
PETAT MATAT (PEH-tat MAH-tat, It will be attacked, It will die)
HARI ANG DADAAN, (HARI referring to GEATAO and NOT to the person reciting the oracion) [Note: Do NOT pronounce DADAAN as DARAAN because the former is masculine, the latter, feminine]
HAHAWI KAYONG LAHAT! (Do not substitute HAWI or HUMAWI for HAHAWI)
MAIGSAC (Mah-eeg-SACK, name of lesser spirit)
MAIGMAC (Mah-eeg-MACK, name of lesser spirit)
EGOLHUM PETIGSAC (Eh-GALL-hoom, Also with me, Peh-teeg-SACK, name of lesser spirit)
PENIVICCIUM LUXCIRIS SALVAME (Peh-nee-VEECH-yoom, I desire this, I aim at this, Loox-CHEE-riss, By the light that shines on me, SAHL-vah-meh, Save me, rescue me, or be my salvation. This last line is the llave, susi, or key that finally propels the oracion.)

I wish to point out that the ONLY correct Latin words and phrases are MAGNAM, TE APELLA, CHRISTUM, ITE, SE, DEUS, and SALVAME. The rest are a hodgepodge, but we should remind ourselves that local mages at the time were taught neither Latin nor Spanish, and had only texts they could get hold of.