Amulet of Protection For A Long Journey

At sunrise on July 25th (Saint Christopher's Day), take a small piece of clean white paper and draw a dog-headed man carrying a child over a river. Beneath this picture write the following:

"+++ NVN LVCERNA PEDIBVS MEIS VERBVM TVVM ET LVMEN SEMITIS MEIS +++ NAM ET SI AMBVLAVERO IN MEDIO VMBRAE MORTIS NON TIMEBO MALA QVONIAM TU MECVM ES VIRGA TVA ET BACVLVS TVVS IPSA ME CONSOLATA SVNT +++"

When this is done, fold the paper and insert it into a small, pocket-sized box. Then, while holding it with both hands, recite the following:

"God is before me. God is behind me. God is above me. God is below me. God is to my left and to my right. I adjure you, Blessed Saint Christopher, in the name of ADONAI TZEBAOTH, protect whomever bears this amulet from all dangers while on a journey. Let no thieves come near, no storms or disasters bring harm, no devils and tempters approach its bearer. I adjure you by the names EL ELAH ELYAH ELYEH ELYON ELOH ELOHIM, bring safety on long journeys. Holy Christ-Bearer, Blessed Saint Christopher, bless whomever bears this amulet. In the holy name of Adonai, amen."

With this, the amulet is complete, and whomever carries the box on them will be protected from danger on all long journeys.

Additional Notes:

• Saint Christopher, patron saint of travelers, is often depicted as a dog-headed man. The required image draws on his carrying of the Christ-Child over a dangerous river.
• "Nun lucerna pedibus meis verbum tuum et lumen semitis meis" translates to "Your word is a lamp for my feet, a light on my path." (Psalm 119:105)
• Similarly, "Nam et si ambulavero in medio umbrae mortis non timebo mala quoniam tu mecum es virga tua et baculus tuus ipsa me consolata sunt" translates to "For even if I walk in the midst of the shadow of death I will fear no evil because you are with me, your rod and your staff have comforted me." (Psalm 23:4)
• The + signs are representative of crosses.
• Opening the box again will destroy its power. It is recommended to keep it tied up and under control.