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Khaibit, eh?
Khaibit, eh?
Furthermore, change is what Magic is all about. Be it creative or destructive change. Sometimes you have to destroy in order to create. Like demolishing an old useless structure in order to replace it with something new, something more advanced. You know that age old saying that "it is easier to destroy than to create" - there is only so much you can destroy until there is nothing left to destroy but yourself. However, creation and change are limitless in their possibilities.
Khaibit is your habits, your engrained/conditioned muscle memory, no? When you master something to the point that it is engrained in your muscle memory, is that skill not actually remanifesting in the flesh/material?Actually, I'm not sure how you relate Khaibit with Remanifestation. Please explain. Also, please, people, no one liners here. Let's not be lazy. If you can, please explain or define those principles or philosophies that have helped you along your individual Path. For instance:
A good picture of the process of Xeper and Remanifest can be found in what one might experience when learning to play and master a musical instrument. The same technique holds true in learning and mastering the creative Art of Black Magic, which is an essential part of the great Initiatory Work of Self-deification. Practice makes perfect, and practice often.
Xeper and Remanifest.
/Adramelek\
Gnothi seauton!
Just like when learning and mastering a musical instrument like the piano, the muscles in your fingers, hands, arms, and upper-body are engrained/conditioned to the techniques. And every time you perform, your mind and body are remanifesting all that you have learned. But it's not like riding a bike, in music you must keep practicing and developing your talents and skills, else you loose your endurance. Virtuoso pianists and other musicians are known as upper-body athletes. Ballet dancers are also known as athletes and the same principle applies to them - if you don't use it (remanifest), you'll loose it. And the same principle applies to the excersice of your Magical muscles in the practice of Magic.
I agree, and well said. I think you've summoned two of the most important things about esoteric quests in general, as well as the LHP.
what is this general life adivce or an lhp discussion. Haha
I think both points are true. Thus I have trained myself to hold 2 contradictory paradigms at the same time, it was better then make complicated trains of cause and effects, and more honest too. That being said part of being a good magician is to take credit for everything.Yep! Lavey called this the Balance Factor.
Actually if you do a magical working and get what you desired, from a training POV (if one desires to train themselves in magical skill) it is more useful, and perhaps honest, to acknowledge the results of your magic (whether or not it "really" was coincidence). Teaching the unconscious that you can act on the world seems to be an important key in developing real magical ability. Mentalist Doc Shiels made a curious observation during his mentalist shows that after a while of fake psychic demos, the audience began to be much more susceptible to real ESP. And after a while of positive enforcement you may find it easier to distinguish your increasingly real magical success from 'coincidences' or failures. But it always starts small, and dismissing those is very much like digging up a seed to check on whether the flower is growing. This is also called the 7th Satanic Rule of the Earth.