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First off, my sincerest sympathies on the girlfriend situation. No amount of occult experience makes that sort of thing any less difficult or confusing, I can tell you...
Astral projection was me projecting........I have read on numerous occassions, how people have these wonderful PERSONAL connections with their Servitors...
But mate! Gah! Fuck! Am I speaking in fucking martian!! You don't have to ascend onto some astral plane and perceive and interact with a visual Dreamworks Studios image of an entity in order to have a close intimate and personal relationship with it. "Speaking to God with Food" is an excellent term for describing how very real dialogues can take place through a variety of mediums. You could have a very personal relationship with an entity that takes place entirely through the medium of art and painting, for instance.
me I am struggling to accept the validity of magick, let alone , having conversations with entitities that part of my brain is telling me are at best, little more than aspects of my own fugged up brain
You're going to struggle with this stuff until you've done loads of it and eventually get yourself connected up to something mad and powerful that starts working for you. It doesn't happen overnight. It takes hard work and personal investment. Sacrifice and effort. The benefits are often hard won. No such thing as a free lunch. And other such cliches.
But there is no reason why you should "believe" anything beyond the evidence of your five senses. Perform experiments in occultism. Suspend your disbelief for the duration of the operation itself. Note all observations and results in your journal. Set yourself a period of three years. If by the end of this time, you have had experiences that prove to your satisfaction that these operations are having a beneficial effect on your life, and that there is some essential truth behind the obfuscations of occultism, then reaffirm your practice and start a new journal working from that new altered perspective. If by the end of the three year period, you have proven to your satisfaction that it's all a load of bollocks, knock the whole thing on the head, take all your books to a charity shop, and take up something more rewarding like embroidery or realistic martial arts. |
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