There is a theory that if you believe strong enough that by willpower alone you can invite an entity in your life which could take the shape of a girl.
that's called imaginary girlfriend
No retard, tulpas literally become real. Imaginary means imagination. Tulpas are really there.
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yes bro and subliminals can increase your height
It's tulpa mania!
Just condense prima materia bro..
Just condense prima materia bro..
Interesting theory, I somewhat believe in it yes.
I read a good book about it when I was young called Small Gods by Terry Pratchet.
I read a good book about it when I was young called Small Gods by Terry Pratchet.
More like if you are insane enough you will start getting hallucinations
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Just become a schizophrenic theory.
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How would it be? Schizophrenia is not a pleasant thing to have. In many instances your hallucinations aren't benign and can actively harm your regular daily experiences.
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I have a tulpa called the world it significantly is only controlled by my emotions
sounds like a placebo
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Don't get involved in any magic, OP.
Why not?
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It's evil. Plus, you have to often times debase and humiliate yourself to please the entity, including worshipping it, if it asks.
No good can come from summoning or communing with them. They resent you, and you can't control them
Unless you are dealing directly with Qlippothic entities (which no one should unless you have very good reasons), there is little chance anything could go wrong.
Now, things could go wrong when dealing with supposedly good entities. That's why when giving them commands in a ritual, you're supposed to tell them what to do and what NOT to do. Because according to Crowley, these "entities" are nothing more than personified forces of nature. "They" have no mind of their own.
So for example, if you perform a ritual to get money and you don't specify that this should not come at the expense of your friends or family, your parents may end up dying and leaving you an inheritance.
Your request would have been fulfilled, but of course not in a desirable way...
Just use the LOA theory to manifest your GF
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Crowley was a hedonist, homosexual, and a degenerate who popularized sex magic amongst the entertainment elite. More importantly, he's wrong on that last point. They're fully independent beings with free will and minds of their own, and they don't like being conjured to serve humans, but do it only because of pacts that bind the magician and the entity (who usually answers to a higher ranking one amongst them).
This poor erenyeager kid must have followed your advice and summoned something carelessly in the hopes of dealing with loneliness and lack of affection. Poor bro couldn't handle it any longer. It seems to have taken hold of him in his vulnerable state and it isn't appearing to let go of its hold. His posts as of late read like someone with a fractured mind or a split personality spouting half gibberish, but both you and I know that he's likely possessed by some juvenile demon toying with him.
It wasn't wise to encourage a young mind, inexperienced with occult knowledge and desperate to "tulpamaxx," to read up on magical rituals.
That's manual mental illness
None of the entities mentioned in that guide are demons
I believe inter dimensional entities are real however I doubt one would want to be my gf
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"Demon" just means evil entities. It's not a separate class or type of entity. Humans can be considered demons as well. The non-evil ones don't engage in contracts with humans (at least willingly) and they generally leave us alone. In rare cases a well-meaning one might attach itself to you out of curiosity or infatuation, but never out of compulsion, which is usually what magic is. There is no real, fundamental difference between the left hand and right hand path when it comes to magic. The intents and rituals may be different, but the result is the same: submitting yourself to creation - to something not divine. You might sing a hymn or chant a prayer for hours on end in some summoning circle, sitting still in your own feces and urine, and some 3000 year old entity that was probably worshipped in some ancient religion might come to your aid, or you might compel a lesser demon to assist you by pleasing a higher one. The end result effect on you is the same.
You and many others are being deceived with these practices. But hey, that's the wonderful thing about free will. You're free to weaken and even sever your connection to the divine source, should you engage in submission to these beings.
How do you know so much about that shit?
Do it yourself Schizophrenia seems legit dangerous ngl
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Let's just say that I'm a student of worldly and otherworldly knowledge. Know that you can study damn near anything without having to engage in its practices.
I've been studying the occult ever since I learned that I was hexed in the early-mid 2000s. It was serious black magic. Whoever was behind it will forever be a mystery to me, but I'm at peace with that now. I distinctly remember the moment when the entity that was inhabiting me for years finally punched out from behind my sternum and left me in the middle of the night. We stared at each other for about five seconds for what felt like a very long time as it was hovering over me near the ceiling. It was a wisp-like creature manifested as a small ball of light (a bit smaller than a tennis ball) with a long tail. There was no face for me to look at, but I swear to you, I felt like the damn thing was scared when it was looking at me.
After our little stare-down, it zipped away from my room and fucked off at a very high speed with what appeared to be 0-100 kph in an instant with no acceleration. I sat up in bed to take a deep breath and got up to take a long shower. There wasn't any fear, worry, or anxiety on my end at all. In fact I felt a peaceful, serene calm, like I just finished meditating. All I could think about was trying to find a rational explanation for what I had witnessed. I wish I was a hallucinating, and I wish I was just crazy, but you don't hallucinate the physical sensation of being punched in the chest from the inside like that, followed by seeing something your brain has no prior information to construct a hallucination of.
I made some coffee in the middle of the night and left some text messages for a couple of my close friends to call me the next day as soon as they could - the kind of friends who wouldn't laugh and tell me to GTFOH when I tell them that something outrageous or unbelievable happened. One of my friends is somewhat of an amateur mystic and advised me to look into studying demonology and magic. I said, "magic... are you fucking with me? Magic. Like, fuckin' Merlin the wizard and shit?" He reiterated, "yes, magic. You might not like to hear this, but it's real. But remember this: Whatever you learn, DO NOT PRACTICE IT!" I laughed at him, but he got angry with me. Let me just say here that this dude never gets angry at anything. He could get punched in the face and not get mad, but I'm telling you he was pissed the fuck off.
So I did as he advised and went down the rabbit hole. I looked through and read texts from all sources, including religious texts. I absorbed everything like a man possessed (
). I read grimoires, academic and historic books, and commentaries on magical practices that read like something out of a fiction fantasy novel. Believe it or not, but I learned a lot about those beings - jinn - from the religion of Islam. Not the details and minutiae, mind you, but the overarching ideas on what they are and their relation to humanity.I learned enough to know three things: 1) God is real and we should remember that there is a singular divine spark behind all things in this universe and other universes, 2) reality is not what it seems, and the scientific method has a snowflake's chance in hell of exploring all dimensions of reality, and 3) the world of man and the world of jinn are separate for good reason, and magic attempts to unwisely make rips in the veil between those worlds.
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Do you believe in the Illuminati/freemasons/satanic elite/zionists?Let's just say that I'm a student of worldly and otherworldly knowledge. Know that you can study damn near anything without having to engage in its practices.
I've been studying the occult ever since I learned that I was hexed in the early-mid 2000s. It was serious black magic. Whoever was behind it will forever be a mystery to me, but I'm at peace with that now. I distinctly remember the moment when the entity that was inhabiting me for years finally punched out from behind my sternum and left me in the middle of the night. We stared at each other for about five seconds for what felt like a very long time as it was hovering over me near the ceiling. It was a wisp-like creature manifested as a small ball of light (a bit smaller than a tennis ball) with a long tail. There was no face for me to look at, but I swear to you, I felt like the damn thing was scared when it was looking at me.
After our little stare-down, it zipped away from my room and fucked off at a very high speed with what appeared to be 0-100 kph in an instant with no acceleration. I sat up in bed to take a deep breath and got up to take a long shower. There wasn't any fear, worry, or anxiety on my end at all. In fact I felt a peaceful, serene calm, like I just finished meditating. All I could think about was trying to find a rational explanation for what I had witnessed. I wish I was a hallucinating, and I wish I was just crazy, but you don't hallucinate the physical sensation of being punched in the chest from the inside like that, followed by seeing something your brain has no prior information to construct a hallucination of.
I made some coffee in the middle of the night and left some text messages for a couple of my close friends to call me the next day as soon as they could - the kind of friends who wouldn't laugh and tell me to GTFOH when I tell them that something outrageous or unbelievable happened. One of my friends is somewhat of an amateur mystic and advised me to look into studying demonology and magic. I said, "magic... are you fucking with me? Magic. Like, fuckin' Merlin the wizard and shit?" He reiterated, "yes, magic. You might not like to hear this, but it's real. But remember this: Whatever you learn, DO NOT PRACTICE IT!" I laughed at him, but he got angry with me. Let me just say here that this dude never gets angry at anything. He could get punched in the face and not get mad, but I'm telling you he was pissed the fuck off.
So I did as he advised and went down the rabbit hole. I looked through and read texts from all sources, including religious texts. I absorbed everything like a man possessed (
I learned enough to know three things: 1) God is real and we should remember that there is a singular divine spark behind all things in this universe and other universes, 2) reality is not what it seems, and the scientific method has a snowflake's chance in hell of exploring all dimensions of reality, and 3) the world of man and the world of jinn are separate for good reason, and magic attempts to unwisely make rips in the veil between those worlds.
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What do you mean? Why?
It is, and it can help some, especially with loneliness. But it's not a panacea to fix your life or to make you happy.
Ok not as schizo as I tought
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Oh man, you're completely clueless, aren't you? You're going to need a lot of catching up to speed on all of that.
If you haven't explored any of this shit, it's not too late. Just avoid it all.
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You're literally telling me that magic is real lmao
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Yes. I'm not here to convince you, and I don't care what you believe.
MFW no Archmage friend.Let's just say that I'm a student of worldly and otherworldly knowledge. Know that you can study damn near anything without having to engage in its practices.
I've been studying the occult ever since I learned that I was hexed in the early-mid 2000s. It was serious black magic. Whoever was behind it will forever be a mystery to me, but I'm at peace with that now. I distinctly remember the moment when the entity that was inhabiting me for years finally punched out from behind my sternum and left me in the middle of the night. We stared at each other for about five seconds for what felt like a very long time as it was hovering over me near the ceiling. It was a wisp-like creature manifested as a small ball of light (a bit smaller than a tennis ball) with a long tail. There was no face for me to look at, but I swear to you, I felt like the damn thing was scared when it was looking at me.
After our little stare-down, it zipped away from my room and fucked off at a very high speed with what appeared to be 0-100 kph in an instant with no acceleration. I sat up in bed to take a deep breath and got up to take a long shower. There wasn't any fear, worry, or anxiety on my end at all. In fact I felt a peaceful, serene calm, like I just finished meditating. All I could think about was trying to find a rational explanation for what I had witnessed. I wish I was a hallucinating, and I wish I was just crazy, but you don't hallucinate the physical sensation of being punched in the chest from the inside like that, followed by seeing something your brain has no prior information to construct a hallucination of.
I made some coffee in the middle of the night and left some text messages for a couple of my close friends to call me the next day as soon as they could - the kind of friends who wouldn't laugh and tell me to GTFOH when I tell them that something outrageous or unbelievable happened. One of my friends is somewhat of an amateur mystic and advised me to look into studying demonology and magic. I said, "magic... are you fucking with me? Magic. Like, fuckin' Merlin the wizard and shit?" He reiterated, "yes, magic. You might not like to hear this, but it's real. But remember this: Whatever you learn, DO NOT PRACTICE IT!" I laughed at him, but he got angry with me. Let me just say here that this dude never gets angry at anything. He could get punched in the face and not get mad, but I'm telling you he was pissed the fuck off.
So I did as he advised and went down the rabbit hole. I looked through and read texts from all sources, including religious texts. I absorbed everything like a man possessed (
I learned enough to know three things: 1) God is real and we should remember that there is a singular divine spark behind all things in this universe and other universes, 2) reality is not what it seems, and the scientific method has a snowflake's chance in hell of exploring all dimensions of reality, and 3) the world of man and the world of jinn are separate for good reason, and magic attempts to unwisely make rips in the veil between those worlds.
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Just respec and change class to wizard bro.
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