isnt all of the occult?
for someone to write an occult book they need 'insipiration' from the ether
these beings don't do this for free
you want to free yourself but you're already playing into the hands of some entities that are part of the simulation trap
edit: I know it's just something cool to talk about with online friends
another way we pass time in the simulation another game to waste time with another external thing we elevate above ourselves because that's what we're taught to do since an infant in this simulation
Fair point on the “all occult is just feeding entities” angle.
I get where you’re coming from, any time you engage with this stuff you’re opening doors, and yeah, not every inspiration comes for free. But I don’t see it as automatically trapping you. Reading Sitra Achra doesn’t mean I’m now a card carrying anticosmic cultist any more than reading Mein Kampf makes someone a Nazi or reading Marx makes someone a commie. I’ve read both of those too, and I’m still just some guy on a forum trying to understand the mechanics behind the books, not signing up for the team.
For me the thread is more like “here’s the delete-key grimoire, here’s the admin-password grimoire, here’s the how-the-engine-actually-works book.” I’m curious how people react to the contrast, not trying to recruit anyone into anything.
So when you say it’s all part of the simulation trap… what does that look like for you in practice? Do you think any engagement with occult material is automatically feeding the loop, or is there a way to study it without getting hooked? Honest take, I’m not here to dunk, just to talk it through.
I don't know about everyone else; but when I was informed on the 'necropants' ritual from the Scandinavian area, it originally was simply said to be some weird thing that 'they' (vague) did. Then later I was told it was some kind of specific ritual but I never looked into it. Well, upon researching apparently it was a one-off instance and the scrotum had coins in it bearing Solomonistic sigils/imagery that either was connected to a Scandinavian black book, or a similar ritual for fortune known at the time was adapted to the necropants concept.
The main point however is that the coins had Jewish imagery on them. I found that interesting and it turns out that Kabbalah (But specifically Christian Cabala more than Jewish Kabbalah) was transmitted into the region through Christianity spreading and is what led to a fusion of black/white magic and Christian themes across a significant amount of Europe. You can find magic books in Czech that have Crosses all over them but will instruct you on how to raise a corpse to lead you to buried treasure. Insane!
You are absolutely correct! Institutional Christianity has effectively become the Pharisee authority at a global level and has completely corrupted the ability to understand, let alone have a proper relationship, with Christ or God. I always err towards what God wants over what someone can interpret for you, but you were given free will.
interesting take on the necropants and Christian Cabala mixing into European magic.
I can see the historical point — a lot of Western occult stuff is this weird fusion of Solomonic, Kabbalistic, and Christian elements. But when you say institutional Christianity became the Pharisee authority and corrupted the relationship with Christ… what does the “real” version look like to you in practice? Is it still operating inside the same biblical framework, or is there a point where even that framework starts feeling like another layer of the simulation?
I’m not here to argue for or against any path — I’m just dropping the books and watching how different minds react to the contrast between “burn the whole thing” (Sitra Achra) and “hack the machine” (Picatrix). Your Jesus-centered take is one of the more thoughtful ones so far.
Honest question: when you read something like Sitra Achra that says the entire tree (including the Christian patch) is dead light prison code, does that register as dangerous, or just another perspective to examine?
Blast from the past! The Japanese really love western occultist practice I wounder why...
