Editing Running Sheet Elias "Eli" Blackthorn (section)

==Languages==
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|'''Fluent Languages'''
*English (native-American)  
*Spanish (Native-Latin America)  
*French (Native-academic/travels to France)  
*Arabic (Native- military service in the Middle East)  
*Hindi (Indian mysticism and yoga traditions)  
*Sanskrit (ancient Hindu and Buddhist rituals)  
*Hebrew (Native-Kabbalistic magic)  
*Greek (classical texts and modern conversations)  
*Latin (Native-learned for its use in medieval magical texts)  
*Russian (Slavic folklore and mysticism)  
*Mandarin Chinese (Taoist and Chinese esoteric traditions)  
*Japanese (studied for Shinto and Zen Buddhist practices)  
*Italian (learned for Renaissance occult texts and travels in Italy)  
*German (studied for its use in alchemical and Hermetic texts)  
*Persian (Farsi) (learned for Sufi poetry and mystical traditions)  
*Turkish ( Turkey for Sufi rituals)  
*Portuguese (Brazilian spiritual traditions like Candomblé)  
*Swahili ( East African folklore and rituals)  
*Tibetan (Tibetan Buddhism and Bon traditions)  
*Irish Gaelic (Celtic mysticism and folklore)
| '''Conversational Languages'''
*Dutch (studied for European alchemical texts)  
*Polish (learned for Slavic folklore and witchcraft traditions)  
*Czech (Central European mysticism) 
*Vietnamese (folk religion)  
*Korean (Korean shamanism)  
*Thai (Thai spirit worship and Buddhism)  
*Finnish (Finnish folklore and mythology)  
*Hungarian (Hungarian folk magic)  
*Swedish (Norse mythology and runic magic)  
*Norwegian (Scandinavian esoteric traditions)  
*Welsh (Celtic mythology and druidic practices)  
*Catalan (medieval magical texts)  
*Quechua (Andean shamanism)  
*Nahuatl (Aztec magical traditions)  
*Amharic (Ethiopian mysticism)  
*Yoruba (West African spiritual traditions)  
*Maori (Polynesian folklore)  
*Inuktitut (Inuit shamanism)  
*Armenian (Armenian mystical traditions)  
* Georgian (Georgian folklore and mythology)

|'''Academic Languages'''
*Coptic (early Christian and Gnostic rituals)   
*Aramaic (Jesus and early mystical texts)  
*Sumerian (ancient Mesopotamian magic)  
*Akkadian (Babylonian and Assyrian rituals)  
*Enochian (angelic language-John Dee and Edward Kelley)  
*Theban Script (Wiccan and occult practices)  
*Ogham (ancient Celtic script/druidic magic)  
*Etruscan (ancient Italian mysticism)  
*Phoenician (ancient Mediterranean magical practices)  
* Old Norse (runic magic and Viking sagas)  
*Old Church Slavonic (Eastern Orthodox mystical texts)  
*Pali (Theravada Buddhist scriptures)  
*Avestan (Zoroastrian rituals)  
*Tamil (ancient Dravidian mysticism)  
*Mayan Glyphs (Mesoamerican magical texts)  
*Hieroglyphic Egyptian (ancient Egyptian rituals)  
*Glagolitic (early Slavic script/mystical texts)  
*Babylonian Cuneiform (ancient Mesopotamian magic)  
*Anglo-Saxon (Old English) (Anglo-Saxon charms and spells)  
*Elder Futhark (ancient runic script/Germanic magic)
 
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