[Help] How to find advanced practitioners

[waldosia]

I’ve been invited to a lot of groups Freemasons, satanic covens, and similar circles but that’s not what I’m looking for.
I’m searching for people who are deeply committed to their own path. Practitioners who actively conduct rituals, document their work, experiment with techniques, and keep pushing further into their research. People who treat this as a craft and a discipline, not a social club or a money-driven scene.
I’m not interested in aesthetics, honey traps, or altar displays. I’m talking about spiritual warfare, technical exploration, and innovating the inner arts. I want to connect with serious practitioners who are willing to dig, test, refine, and share real findings.

Ive created a Discord server if there are other people in the same postion but if someone has a group already with these types of people I would love to join.

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I'm not real tech savy so if someone else has a Discord server or something similar i would much prefer that, but if not, ill try my best with the one I got

 

[Amadeus]

someone else has a Discord server or something similar i would much prefer that,

Making discord servers is not exactly a rocket science. Something basic can be done relatively fast. It can be a bit confusing when you add stuff like bots, zyra role bots and such. Most of them are easy to use anyway, good guides.
It's fun to learn to learn something new.

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Your title is.. how to find. To find highly specific practitioners can be difficult. I found some connections online through Reddit. There are lots of subreddits.

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There is a wizard forums server too but I can't remember the link. It's somewhere here.

 

[Morell]

Practical spirituality is very lonely path. You are happy to find a place like WizardForums. Highly experienced practitioners tend to have their own path and there is little to nothing to honestly share. Not really any people to truly relate with.

 

[Yazata]

I’ve been invited to a lot of groups Freemasons, satanic covens, and similar circles but that’s not what I’m looking for.
I’m searching for people who are deeply committed to their own path. Practitioners who actively conduct rituals, document their work, experiment with techniques, and keep pushing further into their research. People who treat this as a craft and a discipline, not a social club or a money-driven scene.
I’m not interested in aesthetics, honey traps, or altar displays. I’m talking about spiritual warfare, technical exploration, and innovating the inner arts. I want to connect with serious practitioners who are willing to dig, test, refine, and share real findings.

Ive created a Discord server if there are other people in the same postion but if someone has a group already with these types of people I would love to join.

Link removed
I'm not real tech savy so if someone else has a Discord server or something similar i would much prefer that, but if not, ill try my best with the one I got

I edited out your link because it's not allowed to promote other forums / chatgroups etc on here. There is a Discord:

[Official] - WF Discord Server

Please feel free to join us on the following discord servers for chatting and seeking website related help. Please note, these servers are for casual lounge chatting and not for Occult related discussions or questions, which should remain on the forums. WF Discord invite link: Join the Wizard...

wizardforums.com

But it is (apparently) more for socializing than occult discussion because that's what the forum is for.

 

[Keldan]

If you take some time to read through the forum, you’ll quickly find practitioners who are experienced and grounding. But they aren’t going to jump into a Discord, or jump anywhere else, and hand over their tests and findings to someone they don’t know. Just so you can take those findings away and call them your own.

If you want any practitioners to take interest, you’d want to contribute to the forum and let others get to know you, and not just what you want from others.

 

[A.Nox]

Most people who work at an advanced level don’t operate in open groups.
It’s not secrecy for its own sake — it’s because experimentation, testing, and documenting require solitude and continuity.
Forum discussions are useful for exchanging perspectives, but actual progression is usually done alone.”

“What you’re looking for exists, but practitioners don’t gather around invitations — they recognize each other over time by the way they speak, work, and approach the craft.”

 

[AlfrunGrima]

If you want any practitioners to take interest, you’d want to contribute to the forum and let others get to know you, and not just what you want from others.

Yeah, that is really a good thing you added here that building community. There are a lot of gems here on WF to read and contribute...... and indeed if I had to be also on discord and other fora, that would not be workable. It is the sharing but it is also that trying to make posts that are good enough, takes a lot of effort. I think I really would not be able to follow several fora at once, at least not in weeks where I have to work, sing, make reeds, to take care for my mother in law, walking a few bigger hikes with the dog etc.

Another thing for a lot of people to not want to follow other fora and discord as well, is the fact that making posts costs a big amount of time if English is not the native language. I have that as well. Dutch people are quite straight ahead language-wise and we are used to that. But if you translate that literally it would sound rude and arrogant in English. So often I have to read back and change that to sound hopefully better. Quite a learning process with sometimes good things and sometimes epic fails.

 

[Frater R.P.G.]

Many such groups as Freemasons, GD, OTO tend to be pretty basic and have structures that don't really encourage advanced work. You will find good practitioners there, but they will be few and often inaccessible unless you plough through their degrees.

I'm not affiliated with any such group, but from what I've seen, AA and Aurum Sophiae tend to be more like what you seek. Both are by design free of charge and focused on practice above all else. AA however is a mentor-student system, and the mentor is generally just one grade above you, so that doesn't exactly guarantee "advanced" status. Aurum Sophiae has a flatter and more open structure, so it may perhaps be better for you.

You haven't really indicated what specific areas of the occult interest you, but there are systems that tend to be considered inherently advanced, such as Enochian magic. Now, I don't entirely agree with that, but if that's something that interests you, I do have a Discord server focused around Enochian magic practice and research. (According to the rules I can't post it here, so you'd need to provide some form of contact, as I can't yet send private messages.)