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I'm not a Christian but I admire the Jesus arquetype.
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Your references to dhikr remind me of praying the Jesus Prayer (Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on me) over and over. You get to high enough numbers and you start tripping haaard.The crack like effects, for the maximum you have to be really connected to this system, or have super good overall openness. Then it hits really hard. The first time I thought I was going to collapse. This high lasts for about a week, maybe 2W. Consecutive days increase it. There is a problem, you can overload the whole system.
1) To get really connected to this system you have to work with the JP, gospels and psalms doing the big 1 to 150 method. Then it will connect you in a huge way.
2) Super-mega overall openness, aka the "chaotic exploding state", this can be achieved by working with 2 different systems, so let's say Christianity and islam mixed. This stacks, dissolves, replaces, connects, switches, until everything cracks completely open. You might regret the state because of instability. 50/50 approach and readings without solid structures break the overall connection open. Structured readings are like 1 to 150 psalms or full gospels, Quran cover to cover. Without structure, let's say reading one psalm 30x, random others, then taking random Quran chapters and spamming them. No system, no order. It will break the psyche as well over time.
The JP, 99 names and dhikr. Yes there is a huge difference. I perceive them as something completely different. When I take the Quran and dhikr and work with them for a while then it somewhat takes over the other connection. There is a lot of heat and some highly specific energy. Together, If I do it right, they complement each other.
Agreed!it is a direct descendant of the Graeco-Egyptian Mystery Cults.
Thanks for taking the time. Dayum, Catholicism is so vast.Sure thing. But this a simply gigantic, globe-spanning topic. Just to hit a few highlights.
There's this weird persistent myth among Protestants and "ex" Protestants that because the Catholic Church has a centralized administrative bureaucracy in Rome, all two billion Catholics across the earth are operating in lockstep. Anyone who has actually spent time inside Catholic culture, even down to the town and parish level, knows the reality is completely chaotic and deeply local.
Why there is a blind spot, I am not really sure. I think most occultists think in (bad) Neoplatonic terms and forget they have a body. At the level of the loca, where you have a body , is where you find spirits - of the land, culture, place, and books. And they live through us, and we are not the same cultures, and so we all resonate with different daimons and spirits predicated on our own local culture, history, climate, expectation, and temperament.
Suffice to say, I think the contact between the type of cultures exported from cold Northern countries puts a mark on people they can’t see. So, the chaotic sorcery and mysticism of Latin America Catholicism is almost totally different from the historical "Pay, Pray, and Obey" model of Irish Catholicism, particularly the version exported to the US in the 19th and 20th centuries , which is austere, heavily legalistic, and focused on institutional compliance.
Haitian, Brazilian, and Filipino Folk Catholicism are very similar to Mexican Catholicism. Whereas Bavarian/Austrian Alpine Catholicism is a hyper-traditional, highly entrenched establishment Kultur Catholicism. It’s tied to regional identity, folk festivals, and brass bands, and is similar to other European religious expressions like Irish Catholicism. The Sub-Saharan African, and Asian Catholicisms I've heard of but know little about
And then there is the Catholic Economic Left of Marxist Liberation Theology. Which adds yes another whole other dimension. Hardcore worker rights advocates there, which is why trans-national finance power really hates Catholics, not that they really care about "the gays". That's just PR. . The MIC is not a friend either, with their" gay-friendly" hellfire missiles.Catholics are also mostly anti-war and anti-death penalty. Oh no! But again this is encouraged by culture, not a straitjacket.
Then when you start diving down to the local level into a single parish in a single town . Even in the same pew, Catholics are very different. Sit in the back row of any local church on a Sunday and look at the people sharing the same bench:
One person is an old-school mystic who reads 16th-century Spanish Carmelites and treats the faith as an internal mystical castle. The person next to them is a political activist who views the entire Gospel strictly through the lens of structural liberation theology and class struggle. The person next to them is a hyper-rationalist who treats Thomas Aquinas like a programming language, while their own spouse is there purely for Mass nd maybe, more recently, some are TradCath ex-Protestants looking to turn the Church into a blood-and-soil European expressions. We are not the same.
Thanks for sharing your practices. Super interesting methods, and using both religions is hardcore. The psyche split must be immense. Im AuDHD and i tend to start 5 different currents then burn out, then purge, then start from scratch again with one current again... then eventually i start more. Probably different from what your talking about since it seems you go deep into 2 religions, instead of scattering with 5.The crack like effects, for the maximum you have to be really connected to this system, or have super good overall openness. Then it hits really hard. The first time I thought I was going to collapse. This high lasts for about a week, maybe 2W. Consecutive days increase it. There is a problem, you can overload the whole system.
1) To get really connected to this system you have to work with the JP, gospels and psalms doing the big 1 to 150 method. Then it will connect you in a huge way.
2) Super-mega overall openness, aka the "chaotic exploding state", this can be achieved by working with 2 different systems, so let's say Christianity and islam mixed. This stacks, dissolves, replaces, connects, switches, until everything cracks completely open. You might regret the state because of instability. 50/50 approach and readings without solid structures break the overall connection open. Structured readings are like 1 to 150 psalms or full gospels, Quran cover to cover. Without structure, let's say reading one psalm 30x, random others, then taking random Quran chapters and spamming them. No system, no order. It will break the psyche as well over time.
The JP, 99 names and dhikr. Yes there is a huge difference. I perceive them as something completely different. When I take the Quran and dhikr and work with them for a while then it somewhat takes over the other connection. There is a lot of heat and some highly specific energy. Together, If I do it right, they complement each other.
JP and working with gospels/communion, the effects are longer lasting, this energy high is profound. I feel more depth. Maybe this is because I have done a lot more work with the Christian stuff. There is also more stability compared to Quran. Quran and dhikr worked stronger when I was in the #2 state "super mega overall openness" but I had to stop it because it turned way too chaotic.
I still do blend them together but really carefully, not to repeat the mistakes ever again.
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Yes, in the Orthodox churches. Somebody sells candles, incense, icons, books, beads, maybe even oils.
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Yes exactly, tons of them. People who have gone completely crazy. I like to visit the churches during off times when nobody is there. Maybe after the morning service. Different churches, cathedrals, they might be open all days long.
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Yes many really screwed up priests, deacons. Some of them are quite nice though. I just dislike their attitudes towards other faiths and beliefs. The power and control. Silly people believe in whatever they say and follow everything word to word without thinking on their own. I just went there only to cultivate energy, for the benefits, discarding all the useless whatever was thrown at me.
Ive worked with Demons, Pagan Gods, and all sorts of spirits. But never really felt the immense grounding compared to Christ, so i recently reconnected with the Spirit of Christ.
A great idea is to try different languages, Latin, Greek, Old Slavonic. The Greek short version is very strong. Yes the tripping is interesting, very nice meditative state. Each one of them might need some time though.Your references to dhikr remind me of praying the Jesus Prayer (Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on me) over and over. You get to high enough numbers and you start tripping haaard.
I did it with 5 too, random Hindu and Buddhist whatever practices. It was not really going that well though, too much error 404 brain not found. There were times everything was fine but then the bad effects kicked in. If you do 2 then better stick to 80-90% and 10-20%.Probably different from what your talking about since it seems you go deep into 2 religions, instead of scattering with 5.
This will get a lot more intense over time. Counting is not really necessary, in fact it can make things harder because you focus on the numbers.Its not like a hard hit ofenergy, but i feel strangely peaceful
I believe Jerry Alan JoHeya, bit of a rant.
I was raised pretty hardcore Pentecostal Christian.
Ive had pretty amazing encounters with the Spirit of Christ, but left the church anyway because of a lot of hypocrisy, money focus, and a straight lack of spirituality. It was whole lotta performance, ego feeding, inner circle, cliquey, poetry competition disguised as prayer imo. And a whole bunch of other junk I'd rather not even get started on.
Funnily enough, my Christ experiences were the strongest when i left the church.
But years later i end up in the occult and magick, as i believe a lota exoteric (religion, church) is just community building and emphasis on keeping the machine (church) alive. I felt the esoteric may be a better shot at alignment with Divine, hence why the shift.
Ive worked with Demons, Pagan Gods, and all sorts of spirits. But never really felt the immense grounding compared to Christ, so i recently reconnected with the Spirit of Christ.
Still gonna practice magick, still gonna stay away from Churchianity. But dang it seems my church background has given me A LOT of fuel for magickal correpondences. So why waste something i already got? Might as well create a magickal practice on correspondences already hardwired in my brain.
I mean I'm the kind of person that believes the church does practise magick, just doesnt say it does. I mean the reverence and sacred silence you can feel at crescendo point of a Eucharist in Catholic and Eastern Orthodox, is amazing!
Eh no real point to the story, but I'm jist curious how many of you used to be or still are christian and practice magick?
Is your magick different to your church practice? (ie Pagan Gods for magick, the Trinity for church).
Do you hide your magick from your church associates?
And other ponderings or interesting things you've picked up in your travels, from this unique path.
I believe Jerry Alan Johnson wrote a book about Christin Mysticism.Heya, bit of a rant.
I was raised pretty hardcore Pentecostal Christian.
Ive had pretty amazing encounters with the Spirit of Christ, but left the church anyway because of a lot of hypocrisy, money focus, and a straight lack of spirituality. It was whole lotta performance, ego feeding, inner circle, cliquey, poetry competition disguised as prayer imo. And a whole bunch of other junk I'd rather not even get started on.
Funnily enough, my Christ experiences were the strongest when i left the church.
But years later i end up in the occult and magick, as i believe a lota exoteric (religion, church) is just community building and emphasis on keeping the machine (church) alive. I felt the esoteric may be a better shot at alignment with Divine, hence why the shift.
Ive worked with Demons, Pagan Gods, and all sorts of spirits. But never really felt the immense grounding compared to Christ, so i recently reconnected with the Spirit of Christ.
Still gonna practice magick, still gonna stay away from Churchianity. But dang it seems my church background has given me A LOT of fuel for magickal correpondences. So why waste something i already got? Might as well create a magickal practice on correspondences already hardwired in my brain.
I mean I'm the kind of person that believes the church does practise magick, just doesnt say it does. I mean the reverence and sacred silence you can feel at crescendo point of a Eucharist in Catholic and Eastern Orthodox, is amazing!
Eh no real point to the story, but I'm jist curious how many of you used to be or still are christian and practice magick?
Is your magick different to your church practice? (ie Pagan Gods for magick, the Trinity for church).
Do you hide your magick from your church associates?
And other ponderings or interesting things you've picked up in your travels, from this unique path.
Hasidic Judaism has a unique take on some of his miracles like at the “wedding” (Some esoteric minded people think this was more like a bridal chamber ceremony instead of an actual wedding) turning water into wine is an act of revealing the spirit within oneself. They think the persons essence is made of 3 partsI'm not a Christian but I admire the Jesus arquetype.