I suppose one could say that a skateboard and a Ferrari were "in essence" one. And the remark WOULD be correct: both are modes of transportation that will get you anywhere eventually. Still it seems to miss something important. If nothing else each lands you in an entirely different dating demographic. Maybe it's time to shelve the Blavatsky lexicon and admit there be differences out there.
Japanese stores? I'm in China. They still harbor strong distaste for the 小鬼子 (Japanese) here.yeah i know there are differences, but at the time i had a few things happening. in visuals it was like a chain/ necklace and every black pearl on it was not me. every time i became one though and while fighting i found myself back in the center. which in every pearl was a hole and the necklace was me. i have had a similar experience only with rings . i always became the diamond and escape the circle. some strange witchcraft.
anyways it was then a time to survive and stay me. now looking back, im no longer surprised im bored easily, i rather am surprised others arent. you seem to get the hang of boredom cause another dating demographic was exactly the goal. your kids are at the marital stage? mine are its annoying, hence the queste for a different pool.
so whats up today? thankfully we agree: no blavatski. i was thinking of you yesterday, now i have no clue why. owww yes i was wondering what my inlaws need to bring to make me give away my kids and i found some asian stuff i like. but its the same as with crypto, the numbers look big, but are worth nothing.
spirits are strange and you said it a ferrari is not a skate board so im thinking big here. got any japanese online stores i can annoy so they start sending stuff to europe?
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btw, excuse the side trail. the first post really was ment as reply to the topic. the latter morning coffee chitchat with OP.
me like, btw
They do business, then trash-talk behind each others' backs. Ironic, given that the Chinese killed more Chinese during and after their civil war than ever the Japanese. It parallels certain events (and non-events) in the West that -------(THIS INDIVIDUAL HAS BEEN CANCELLED. readers, please report for re-education at the globalist facility of your choice.)
Could be it's like joining the French Foreign Legion. One goes into it having ceased to believe in happily ever after. There be deeper springs that motivate one. At least in some cases.
Good point. Magick is like air travel: everyone remembers the striking disasters, not the safe trips. I imagine one could likewise add Lon Milo DuQuette to your list. Last I heard he was a happy septuagenarian.There are plenty of people who work with the Grimoires without ending in tragedy.
Aaron Leitch, Steven Skinner, David Rankine, Rufus Opus are all authors who practice what they write about.
I have a personal practice and my life is just great
Loool You mean that's not everyone? Ya'll out here being happy??????? No one told me you could do that
Absolutely. Oh, there's this shiny Enochian book, let's start making the tools for working with that... Oooh look, kaulas! I always wanted to work wit them! Start reading that, while still working on the Enochian tablets. Stop with both because oooh there's this great book by one of my favourite authors which I'm going to try and adapt... and so on. Which is why I have stopped buying books, put most of the distracting ones away, and just began developing my own practice. That way I can work with my joyful hyperactive brain rather than against it.
Not a perfect metaphor but here we go:
I fell into the hyperactive track until a friend gave me five books for thirty bucks ... Kabalah Magic and the Great Work of Self-Transformation, The Golden Dawn by Greer and Regardie, and three books 9n Irish / Gaelic druid Magick.
