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Good and evil does not exist. If you have sufficient enough moral compass, you will know that you work based on the principle: external applied unnecessary suffering can be reduced through consideration. When you work with any tool, you use it to improve your health, mental abilities and financial standing. If you discover that improving your health damages your environment, you might want to find a different method. If you discover that working on your mental abilities damages beings around you, you might want to find a different method. If improving your financial standing damages the people around you and the environment, you might want to find a different method.

The things we experience when we are alive are direct lessons for you to learn from. If you fail to learn, the lessons will repeat. Good and bad is paradoxical. That magick which you deem good may damage many things, so it is bad for them. That magick which you deem bad might be good for others. They are tools.

I recommend prioritizing waking up and becoming conscious. Otherwise any magick practice is boosting your unconsciousness.

>>97903

Ty for this response.

>>97901

You're right, Magick is bad. That is why we pretend to do Magick by LARPing. It keeps us from the doing the real deal and getting into trouble.

My understanding is that the more you pay attention you the various spirits/demons/aliens in existence, the more they will pay attention to you. And a lot of rituals/sigils/advice are just tricks to waste your time and take your loosh. In addition, getting into the occult can be incredibly taxing and anyone who isn't fit and able can take great losses in their mental/physical/spiritual health. But if you know what you're doing, it can go pretty well.

>>97901

Here is a general tip, OP, for distinguishing between these powers of "good" and "evil":

If it brings healing and love, immediately and in the long term, then it is "good".

If it brings pain and fear, then it is "bad".

Really, it comes down the intention. A man sending a blessing to his son over seas is "good" magic. A woman placing a curse on her neighbor's dog to die is "bad" magic.

This is an over-simplification, but I hope it can help you distinguish better in the future. Namaste.

>>97918

This is a good post, like attracts like

The thing about The All is, it created everything, it is everything, and loves everything equally. The All won't literally punish you for doing something because he just watches, as long as you exist, he wins. Consider this, The All wouldn't allow something he doesn't like, he only creates stuff he finds interesting to watch, so if you were gonna do something he doesn't want, he simply wouldn't allow it; It simply wouldn't happen. If you do something bad, it happened, and The All allowed it; If you can do something, its okay.

Don't believe me? One time I used autosuggestion to mind control a thicc blonde qt into liking me, as it turned out, I was a loner, but the point is, I didn't get shit for that. Karma isn't revenge, its cause and effect

There is neither good or evil.

As long as you strive towards truth the end justifies the means.

Straying from the path however corrupts

>>97901

The Good and Evil dichotomy is a human one, and false, sure there are enttes that will see to harm you but they do ths ether to test f you are worthy or t means you need to dominate them and make them your bitch, or it's the only way they understand, either way, you need to be a master of your own self and when you do, you will also master many other entities.

Just as in life, don't submit and be enslaved, always be a master and destroy all those who seek to harm and enslave you.

With that understanding, you will not fear any entity, also in order to do this you need to overcome your fears specially your fear of death.

>>97901

Morality means nothing in the face of universal law. Why bind yourself to concepts made purely out of an animal mind?

>>97903

Don't believe in magic (really wish I could) but philosophically I think this is pretty on point.

>>102721

More than happy to share any material you may be interested in on specific points though in general most of these deductions are made through studying magic in an anthropological context and cross-examining cultures perceptions on magic over a long period of time. What I have pointed out can be easily gathered through even a brief anthropological study on world mythology and history. It's also a very interesting and fun topic to study in its own right which leads to plenty of material to reflect and contemplate upon.