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I find people who refer to ancient goddesses and deities as 'lover' or anything similar, are usually incels. They turn to devotion of some scantly clad idol because they can't get laid or find love in real life. Instead of working on themselves and learning how to get real women, they simp for fema...

Will give FF's episode a listen! I actually have the book - I bought it about a year ago on the recommendation of a friend who said it had worked extremely well. I also did his course on Hekate some time ago. Doing the course enabled me to understand the author's perspectives and to get a better sen...

Has anyone worked with Jack Grayle's The Hekataeon, and, if yes, what did you think? (I wasn't sure if this should go in modern grimoires or PGM but I decided to put it in PGM since it draws on that tradition, even though one could say the same about most modern grimoires and ancient material) (Also...

Awesome!

Wanderer wrote:
Now, this thread can go back to its regularly scheduled discussion of the Headless Rite. Has anyone else been practicing this in an ongoing way?

I went back to it after my hiatus due to sudden life changes.


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nox wrote:This ritual remembers me of the arabic Berhatiah conjuration .Basically almost the same product with a bit different package.

How so?


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Well, my material life has suddenly fallen into a state of chaos, but whether or not that has anything to do with the ritual is an open question.


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The "parchment" (read: fancy factory produced paper) I used seems to have relocated itself, unless I genuinely moved it and forgot. (Always a possibility!) So that is "out of the ordinary", but not in the sense you are asking. It is really hard to say if those things that you say...

I'm in!


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