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Has anyone tried to use magick to affect politics? I want to get really into bending the universe to my will using magick in 2021.
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jarofpiss posted:i think they levitated the pentagon and it ended the vietnam war Nice, I'd like to do something to that effect.
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Dec 31, 2020 13:58
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lumpentroll posted:the vietnam war is already over, dumbass There are other wars now, don't know if u heard
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Dec 31, 2020 15:04
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I just picked up a book about a kind of Jewish magic called qabalah from my local library. The book is mainly about personal development and turning yourself into a direct channel to God, not sure if it will help with politics.
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Jan 2, 2021 13:25
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clockwork chaos posted:if you are willing, teach us of the Sephirot, the golems and other things, shared knowledge is useful Alright, I'll post more on this magic later.
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Jan 2, 2021 14:41
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I have begun to read a little bit in my kabbalah book. It begins by introducing the concept of kabbalah which is a little different than what I've associated with that term, there's no mention of the Torah for example. According to the book, written in 2004, kabbalah is becoming popular with many people nowadays. Personally I've never heard of it apart from on the internet and in books, so that doesn't jive with my experience. Admittedly most of the people I talk to tend to be pretty materialistic. The book introduces a cosmology, explaining how the universe was created and the nature of souls. It sounds pretty similar to Platonism. Reincarnation is a part of it, and every time a soul is reincarnated it retains experience from its previous time on earth. That should mean that the souls that are around today are the most experienced ever, and according to the book our "generation" is indeed very spiritual. The book talks about the knowledge within being "esoteric" but at the same time "anyone can do it" which doesn't seem to make a lot of sense to me but there seems to be a kind of "practical kabbalah" that's easy to get into, if you're like me and don't want to learn Hebrew and do hardcore exegesis of scripture, which is what I used to think kabbalah was about. I haven't gotten to the part where you learn how to do magic yet but it should be coming up soon.
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