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Spirit enters matter? Really is this the top down mind is the only reality school of thought, all is consciousness? Given form of course in that base matter?
Thats the problem created when magick becomes a system of belief.
How about we posit the opposite just for fun and see where that takes us.
In the beginning there was matter, and matter was good very good, from matter arose more impure substances like imagination, spirit and mind, these distractions grew and grew, until eventually they became most peoples reference points and matter began to suffer. matter mother mater she the great one, the all mother, looked at her son spirit and saw that he had been a naughty boy, He hated his mother. He was destroying her, her gardens were dying, her sea filled with toxicity, her air coloured by toxins. Why because that old lie had been cast by the first son. Spirit is the true reality, that first lie had been killing mother since it was said. Her children used there distractions to keep the suffering at bay, they became more and more distracted by spirit and imagination until it was too late, and it is too late.
Those that still listened to mother were filled with her pain and suffering, her death throws, but nobody really wants to pay attention to the matter, especially when its filled with agony suffering and pain. Put me back in front of the box with coloured lights please. Give me a drug, anything to take away her pain.
The priesthood steals the femininity of women in order to control til the women takes it back. Somethings are changing.
How does it relate to a definition of magic? magic is greatly influenced by judaeo/christian belief in western hermetic circles, alot of what is considered acceptable is based on premises that arise from ingrained philosophies from previous generations, there basis lies in the preservation of a tradition, the preservation of tradition is a means to accumulate power, it in no way implies a truth but more a consistant unquestioned belief, a self defining emanation of itself for its own survival at the expense of any other system it may encounter if it cannot be included within the current contextual framework.
Magickal belief systems are inclusive to a point. Exclusion or conflict will also arise from having one. |
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