03-30-2011, 12:00 AM
lex icon wrote:As one can see, the black magicians have already engaged all your allegiance.” Enchantra
learning how not to create the same allegiances so I would not put myself in the same position of having to utter the kind of NOs that were required to break long lasting affectionate bonds of falsehoods.Lex icon, Yes!
To Nu Lang, examples of black magic are all around us, telling a person they look like they have cancer, great example, certainly can be used in logical ways, to go to the doc early , get detected and treated etc etc. But to look at it from a sorcery perspective rather than a logical avg man's perspective, words have power, they are spells in an of themselves and we, as people with power need to use them wisely. Healers will tell you, that speaking with clear intent and power is the most important step in healing, not just from cancer, but from any illness, injury or dis-ease!
Nu Lang wrote:I
think this is an issue where its not black and white though. And its not
easy to unravel it all when you consider this. For example, Ruiz gave
that a person tells another about the color of their face indicating
cancer...in keeping with that example, though its not the best (because
its not a common thing to say), lets say this causes the person to go to
the doctor and this person finds out that they have cancer, but its in
early stages and so can be cured. The reason they went to the doctor is
becasue someone suspected cancer. So this is an example of the
complexity of 'logic' applied to an issue that is not balck and white as
it at first appears. That comment was an omen of spirit in such a case,
rather then black magic.
Another example of black magic I heard the other day:
Lady #1 "I went for my cataract surgery today"
Lady #2 "my doctor told me that by the time we are 70, almost everyone will have cataracts."
As a healer and sorcerer, I watch carefully the words I use and the words I listen to and the agreements I make. I don't want to get cataracts, so I refuse to agree to the black magic that I will get them 'one day.'
That is my agreement with myself, to not agree with the blac magic being presented and spread around.
Another example a TV commercial "Seven out of ten people will be diagnosed with heart disease this year."
You get the picture. ...
Nu Lang wrote:
Another example is that other people's 'black magic' can be a means of
freedom and release for us. So black magic, as its refered to here is
sometimes the 'cure'. Such as, I go to work and someone tells me
something mean, like lets say they criticise the way I handled a
situation on the job. I go home and cry becasue I am so upset, and then I
ask myself,"why am I crying over what this person said abotu me, and
then I begin to recap my own past and locate stuff to let go of and next
day I feel better and am a stronger person the next time I encounter
this co worker or a similar work situation. So spirit uses poeple, they
are agents of spirit and the aim is to help us examine and release what
has been tucked away in us as hurt and feeling helpless, and instead to
make our intent sharper as a result of the challenges others force us to
face and reflect upon. So its a process.
Black magic is not a means for freedom. What you describe above, people criticizing your performance, may be the work of a petty tyrant, I can't say for sure based on the info provided, but it is not an example of black magic at work. Criticisms are not always black magic... Can be so, but not always.
Another example of black magic a Lady says "high cholesterol runs on the family, your mother had it and you'll surely have it, too"
Or "The end of the world is coming, we need to prepare for the worst."
Or "Country ABC is going to take over Country XYZ, we need to be ready so we can fight back"
So many examples I could go on for days, but the point is, as sorcerers, to be aware. We know that words have power and we know that we have the power to undo black magic if we so choose. So it is our responsibility as men of power, or healers as the case may be, not only to not buy into it, by making excuses and spouting 'what-if's, but also to use our words carefully, an act of power each time we speak, intent and will combined, not to help spread black magic but to help us find our path to freedom!
So, Nu Lang, it is black and white, our words have power, we must use them wisely.
...
learning how not to create the same allegiances so I would not put myself in the same position of having to utter the kind of NOs that were required to break long lasting affectionate bonds of falsehoods.Lex icon, Yes!
To Nu Lang, examples of black magic are all around us, telling a person they look like they have cancer, great example, certainly can be used in logical ways, to go to the doc early , get detected and treated etc etc. But to look at it from a sorcery perspective rather than a logical avg man's perspective, words have power, they are spells in an of themselves and we, as people with power need to use them wisely. Healers will tell you, that speaking with clear intent and power is the most important step in healing, not just from cancer, but from any illness, injury or dis-ease!
Nu Lang wrote:I
think this is an issue where its not black and white though. And its not
easy to unravel it all when you consider this. For example, Ruiz gave
that a person tells another about the color of their face indicating
cancer...in keeping with that example, though its not the best (because
its not a common thing to say), lets say this causes the person to go to
the doctor and this person finds out that they have cancer, but its in
early stages and so can be cured. The reason they went to the doctor is
becasue someone suspected cancer. So this is an example of the
complexity of 'logic' applied to an issue that is not balck and white as
it at first appears. That comment was an omen of spirit in such a case,
rather then black magic.
Another example of black magic I heard the other day:
Lady #1 "I went for my cataract surgery today"
Lady #2 "my doctor told me that by the time we are 70, almost everyone will have cataracts."
As a healer and sorcerer, I watch carefully the words I use and the words I listen to and the agreements I make. I don't want to get cataracts, so I refuse to agree to the black magic that I will get them 'one day.'
That is my agreement with myself, to not agree with the blac magic being presented and spread around.
Another example a TV commercial "Seven out of ten people will be diagnosed with heart disease this year."
You get the picture. ...
Nu Lang wrote:
Another example is that other people's 'black magic' can be a means of
freedom and release for us. So black magic, as its refered to here is
sometimes the 'cure'. Such as, I go to work and someone tells me
something mean, like lets say they criticise the way I handled a
situation on the job. I go home and cry becasue I am so upset, and then I
ask myself,"why am I crying over what this person said abotu me, and
then I begin to recap my own past and locate stuff to let go of and next
day I feel better and am a stronger person the next time I encounter
this co worker or a similar work situation. So spirit uses poeple, they
are agents of spirit and the aim is to help us examine and release what
has been tucked away in us as hurt and feeling helpless, and instead to
make our intent sharper as a result of the challenges others force us to
face and reflect upon. So its a process.
Black magic is not a means for freedom. What you describe above, people criticizing your performance, may be the work of a petty tyrant, I can't say for sure based on the info provided, but it is not an example of black magic at work. Criticisms are not always black magic... Can be so, but not always.
Another example of black magic a Lady says "high cholesterol runs on the family, your mother had it and you'll surely have it, too"
Or "The end of the world is coming, we need to prepare for the worst."
Or "Country ABC is going to take over Country XYZ, we need to be ready so we can fight back"
So many examples I could go on for days, but the point is, as sorcerers, to be aware. We know that words have power and we know that we have the power to undo black magic if we so choose. So it is our responsibility as men of power, or healers as the case may be, not only to not buy into it, by making excuses and spouting 'what-if's, but also to use our words carefully, an act of power each time we speak, intent and will combined, not to help spread black magic but to help us find our path to freedom!
So, Nu Lang, it is black and white, our words have power, we must use them wisely.
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