Well how many times have you actually done it?What is your opinion about the middle pillar
When I do it I don't feel any change
What replacement ritual do you suggest
Hi, how long have you been practicing the MP? And how do you practice it, is it in a sequence of exercises or just on its own. How is your focus, and how many time do you vibrate the godnames? All these elements will influence the results you get.What is your opinion about the middle pillar
When I do it I don't feel any change
What replacement ritual do you suggest
You are entitled to your own opinion but, LBRP is really transformative. I have done it, quite often and it is really useful.I have performed the MP many, many times. I even combined it with Neo-Reichian practices, which was Regardie's secret sauce. While I would feel an abundance of energy, I eventually came to the conclusion that it wasn't the transformative practice it was advertised to be. What iis actually occuring when it is performed is the bringing in of collectivist energies. Between that and tapping one's Inner Self without the mediation (really, interference) of these collective, egregoric energies there is no comparison whatsoever. Occultists are lemmings with no discernment, so they are oblivious to this distinction.
The topic was the middle pillar. That said, if we examine Mathers- the person who created the LBRP- we see a mess that toiled in lifelong poverty and was so psychologically askew he couldn't even consumate his marriage. The pathetic internecine squabbles of the Golden Dawn- from the original temple to the factional 'wars' of the 90s should also be examined.You are entitled to your own opinion but, LBRP is really transformative.
You are entitled to your own opinion but, LBRP is really transformative. I have done it, quite often and it is really useful.
By the way, occultists are not "lemmings with no discernment". Rather, those "lemmings with no discernment" will tell you: There is always the illusion of having the absolute truth.
The topic was the middle pillar. That said, if we examine Mathers- the person who created the LBRP- we see a mess that toiled in lifelong poverty and was so psychologically askew he couldn't even consumate his marriage. The pathetic internecine squabbles of the Golden Dawn- from the original temple to the factional 'wars' of the 90s should also be examined.
I'm sure the LBRP changed you. However higher 'transformation' in an esoteric sense is not forthcoming or in evidence with these practices.
10,000s or more of dutiful practitioners over the years of these rituals and how many achieved Liberation?