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Originally posted by zudo
When getting energy from somethig, do you achually have to have the source, or do you imagine it?
I wanna try fire, how would I go about doing that?
Originally posted by Majic
Originally posted by zudo
When getting energy from somethig, do you achually have to have the source, or do you imagine it?
A keen question. I know I feel power from the wind, but I don�t know if it�s truly from the wind or just in the way my mind reacts to it.
I suspect it�s more the latter, although as I come to understand more, I am coming to see the physical world as a projection of the spiritual world (as opposed to vice versa), so perhaps the distinction is not as clear as we�d like.
I wanna try fire, how would I go about doing that?
I�m sure you�ve heard the clich� warnings about �playing with fire�. There may very well be something to that.
There is energy in all things that exist, and fire represents a release -- or perhaps more accurately, conversion -- of energy that has fascinated humans for as long as fire has been known.
Who reading this has not, at some time or another, simply enjoyed staring at a fire as it burned? It�s hypnotic, probably for far more subtle reasons than any of us know.
Before giving out any tips on using fire as a source of spiritual power, I think it�s only appropriate to point once again to my cautionary tale, which has been renamed to �Confessions Of A Dark Sorceror� both to increase its �sex appeal� and to more accurately reflect the subject matter.
The thread is a long, long seemingly endless read. But I encourage any with the patience to give it a shot, because the more I consider this thread, the more appropriate I consider that thread as a companion.
Never pursue power before knowledge!
Originally posted by A Random Person
No not twelve hours,in my house twelve hours peace and quite happens when noone is home.My total time of trying is about 4 hours spread over 12.
I am only 13, and have to put up with two younger brothers,I think I managed pretty well,and now I have something to add to my short list of things I am good at.
Oh, dont treat me like a child ( not that you are,just a request), I am much smarter and more mature than many would know.