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ironwolf Junior Member
Gender : Age : 62 Posts : 40 Location : liverpool
| Subject: Re: Darkness & Magick Tue Jan 08, 2008 1:20 pm | |
| i have no problem with curses, theres no sort of morality in heathenism that says you should'nt and in Havamal it says " better to take revenge than to mourn". I think the most famous instance of a curse in heathenism is in "Egils saga", where Egil curses the King of Norway in a similar manner to grimnirs curse in his earlier post, where you get the landveittir or spirits of Hel to do the dirty work for you by setting up a nithing pole. | |
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Aurora Senior Member
Gender : Age : 34 Posts : 340 Location : Weston-super-Mare
| Subject: Re: Darkness & Magick Tue Jan 08, 2008 1:23 pm | |
| Very interesting! Now explain some of those big long words....or all of them! hehe I dont know much to do with curses as luckily I have not had to use or defend against them before. Explaination of the theories behind someof the above mentioned would be much appreciated for knowledge seeking! x | |
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Nomada Junior Member
Gender : Posts : 35 Location : Toxteth
| Subject: Re: Darkness & Magick Tue Jan 08, 2008 1:54 pm | |
| landveittir are land spirits, when you curse like that you put runes onto a wooden pole and drive into into ground where they live. They become annoyed by it and seek to drive out the person for whom the curse was intended. | |
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Aurora Senior Member
Gender : Age : 34 Posts : 340 Location : Weston-super-Mare
| Subject: Re: Darkness & Magick Tue Jan 08, 2008 2:10 pm | |
| Oooo thats sounds really cool! Id probably just end up writing "*insert name of person you want to curse* was ere and poked this stick in your earth" think it might work??? x | |
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Nomada Junior Member
Gender : Posts : 35 Location : Toxteth
| Subject: Re: Darkness & Magick Tue Jan 08, 2008 2:19 pm | |
| Don't think so! | |
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Aurora Senior Member
Gender : Age : 34 Posts : 340 Location : Weston-super-Mare
| Subject: Re: Darkness & Magick Tue Jan 08, 2008 2:21 pm | |
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Nomada Junior Member
Gender : Posts : 35 Location : Toxteth
| Subject: Re: Darkness & Magick Tue Jan 08, 2008 2:28 pm | |
| Can you imagine what the world would be like if it were that easy! This is pretty crude but my fella pointed this out: if magic was really that easy every teenage lad w*****g off over page 3 girls would have their own playboy bunny girl in their bedroom. It tickles me that does! | |
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Sabouki Senior Member
Gender : Age : 33 Posts : 658 Location : Formerly Hogwarts
| Subject: Re: Darkness & Magick Tue Jan 08, 2008 2:32 pm | |
| - Nomada wrote:
- Can you imagine what the world would be like if it were that easy! This is pretty crude but my fella pointed this out: if magic was really that easy every teenage lad w*****g off over page 3 girls would have their own playboy bunny girl in their bedroom. It tickles me that does!
ACTUALLY PMSL i love that!!! Tell your beau he's a legend! | |
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Aurora Senior Member
Gender : Age : 34 Posts : 340 Location : Weston-super-Mare
| Subject: Re: Darkness & Magick Tue Jan 08, 2008 2:32 pm | |
| Why becasue they would be off planting their sticks in the ground?! hahaha sorry i had to make the connection! hehe no i seriously like the ideas behind the real magick (Argh oh no) i should use runes more often, i used to ive just gotten out of the habit really, things like this are definately sparking my interest again! x | |
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ironwolf Junior Member
Gender : Age : 62 Posts : 40 Location : liverpool
| Subject: Re: Darkness & Magick Tue Jan 08, 2008 3:42 pm | |
| If you want to read about basic no frills magic try Satanic bible by Anton La vey, it is good for its explanation of basic magic ritual. Its one of those books where you can easily grasp the ideas behind the rites so that it would be easy to adapt them to your particular path. | |
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Aurora Senior Member
Gender : Age : 34 Posts : 340 Location : Weston-super-Mare
| Subject: Re: Darkness & Magick Tue Jan 08, 2008 3:44 pm | |
| I tend to stay away from book swith the words satanic on the cover witht he whole not beleiving he exists, never touched the witches bible either as the ideal of having a bible for witchcraft seemed lame lol x | |
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ironwolf Junior Member
Gender : Age : 62 Posts : 40 Location : liverpool
| Subject: Re: Darkness & Magick Tue Jan 08, 2008 3:56 pm | |
| La vey does'nt actually believe in the biblical Satan, he just believes that man is an animal with certain emotions like greed and lust etc, these are the sort of things Christians try to rise above. He just calls it Satanism because it is the opposite of the Christian ideal. He only believes in humans and their desires. He gives three rites in his book, One to help or heal, one to curse and one to fulfill your lust. Its more humanism than satanism. He knew the power of Satan as a magical archetype. | |
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Solvo Phasmatis Forum Hobo
Gender : Age : 36 Posts : 560 Location : Behind you!
| Subject: Re: Darkness & Magick Wed Jan 09, 2008 7:24 am | |
| I've read parts of the satanic bible and it is really interesting. I don't agree with all of it but alot of the stuff in there really made sense- the alternate commandments. Alot of just seems to be saying- be good to those who deserve it and don't allow yourself to be brought down by those who don't. Also I like the fact that it seems to embrace natural human urges rather than attempt to deny them. Also Satan means 'against the church' and the personification of a horned devil was just a demonisation of the pagan god. | |
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Azi Newbie
Posts : 8
| Subject: Re: Darkness & Magick Wed Jan 09, 2008 3:21 pm | |
| All, Of course Amberlady has no real or valid insight into why Crowley elected to 'modify' the spelling of the noun ‘magic’ to ‘magick’, and thus prefers to throw up [vomit] the theory that he did this to simply ‘sound grandiose’. Take her to task. Azi. | |
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Logmadr Senior Member
Gender : Age : 34 Posts : 1467
| Subject: Re: Darkness & Magick Wed Jan 09, 2008 3:37 pm | |
| MOD NOTE: Azi, I have asked all members to get back to topic, if you want to conitnue this discussion, please make a new thread. Also, I think this is a very bold move for a first post on here! However, it is your choice to continue this way, but I believe it may make you unpopular.
Thanks! | |
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Azi Newbie
Posts : 8
| Subject: Re: Darkness & Magick Wed Jan 09, 2008 4:13 pm | |
| L, Clearly I would not want to be 'unpopular', yet nor would I wish to be seen as un-knowledgeable. Oh well, time enough for the myth to unfold. Silence will ensue. Azi | |
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VII Senior Member
Gender : Age : 40 Posts : 481 Location : Cyrodiil
| Subject: Re: Darkness & Magick Fri Jan 11, 2008 2:44 am | |
| I think Azi was just trying to defend his\her opinion. As for Paul Daniels being an illusionist not a magician, it does kind of add confusion as to why he called his show "The Paul Daniels Magic Show"... ( HA! It's my turn to be argumentative...) I conclude there is little to be gained from arguing about how things are spelled. Some people genuinely can't spell (through no fault of their own) and one would hope they would not be slated just because they spelt words 'incorrectly'. Let us all forget about pointless arguments and get back to the topics. | |
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LunarCraft Forum Mother!!
Gender : Age : 66 Posts : 1154 Location : Weston-super-Mare
| Subject: Re: Darkness & Magick Fri Jan 11, 2008 3:40 am | |
| Very well said, VII - you captured my sentiments entirely ... please can we now keep this thread on topic! | |
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Azi Newbie
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| Subject: Re: Darkness & Magick Fri Jan 11, 2008 11:03 am | |
| VII, Thank you for your words. My original intention was to, in due course, offer an insight or three into why Fra. Perdurabo elected to adopt the final ‘K’ spelling of ‘magic’. In the event, I have decided this is a pointless exercise particularly considering I have been advised by 'management' that a ‘new thread’ is best suited to any such exposition. Azi | |
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Logmadr Senior Member
Gender : Age : 34 Posts : 1467
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Azi Newbie
Posts : 8
| Subject: Re: Darkness & Magick Fri Jan 11, 2008 12:01 pm | |
| L, Is there not an extant thread open for addressing this point? Possibly I am missing something here. Azi | |
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Logmadr Senior Member
Gender : Age : 34 Posts : 1467
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Azi Newbie
Posts : 8
| Subject: Re: Darkness & Magick Fri Jan 11, 2008 12:10 pm | |
| L, Evidently you miss my point. No matter; I will observe a while longer. Azi | |
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Logmadr Senior Member
Gender : Age : 34 Posts : 1467
| Subject: Re: Darkness & Magick Fri Jan 11, 2008 12:13 pm | |
| Ok, A. Do what you will.... | |
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Azi Newbie
Posts : 8
| Subject: Re: Darkness & Magick Fri Jan 11, 2008 2:34 pm | |
| You [sadly] missed the point. Azi | |
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