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The 7 Hermetic Principles | #WitchBabyWednesdays
>I started off on Youtube in 2009 doing music videos just to get over my fear of singing in public. Since then Youtube has grown into a home for me to connect with & inspire my beloved followers.
>I've slayed my own dragons, healed myself of depression, overcome drug & alcohol addiction & survived the suicide of my daughter's father & now I am here having walked in the trenches with all of you to share every bit of wisdom that I've been blessed with along my journey.
>My driving force is the deep love that I have for all of you suffering, unseen but with a deep internal knowing of your own magical potential. I'm here to show you that magic.
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07/01/19 (Mon) 23:37:46 No. 132906
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07/01/19 (Mon) 23:38:36 No. 132907
does she even play the keys?
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07/01/19 (Mon) 23:46:24 No. 132910
you say…
>"Until you become competent to remote view into the past with minimal to no perceptual distortions you won't know the true history of this planet."
…yet how can any mortal do this or how will any mortal ever know if this will be possible. Which among us have done this thing?
To quote Hume…
"Even the greatest of men have not discovered the ultimate nature of truth, so how can we?"
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07/01/19 (Mon) 23:55:37 No. 132911
>Trismegistus
lol
>>>132903
not being able to pronounce the Hellenic tongue
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07/02/19 (Tue) 01:13:17 No. 132918
>>132910
>…yet how can any mortal do this
Practice this and similar material:
http://www.yogebooks.com/english/atkinson/1907psychomancy.pdf
> or how will any mortal ever know if this will be possible.
By accepting that you can in fact see across time and getting some experience of this either personally or through witnessing another.
>Which among us have done this thing?
Only those who have personally attained competence in this matter would know.
>"Even the greatest of men have not discovered the ultimate nature of truth, so how can we?"
Ultimate truth of nature is different from seeing into the past or future.
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07/02/19 (Tue) 01:26:14 No. 132920
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07/02/19 (Tue) 05:44:27 No. 132926
I just started jacking off… ritualistic like
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07/02/19 (Tue) 18:10:51 No. 132941
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07/02/19 (Tue) 21:17:04 No. 132945
>>132941
is this the "Christian response"?
doesn't really do justice to Christendom or justice to anybody for any reason…just sounds like back-biting?
almost for no reason? very mysterious
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07/02/19 (Tue) 21:17:44 No. 132946
>>132941
nice troll if trolling
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07/03/19 (Wed) 09:45:34 No. 132976
Why do people read Kybalion when they can read the Corpus Hermeticum, also it seems that New Age hermeticism is based much more on idealism than platonism.
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07/03/19 (Wed) 15:17:11 No. 132980
>>132976
yeah, good point
a lot of the times imo reading ancient texts is way better and way more profitable than reading modern studies or modern renditions of ancient texts
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07/05/19 (Fri) 04:40:44 No. 133028
>>132903
It's so endearing when girls take an interest in magic. They don't even have to go through thousands of years of philosophy to start seriously believing in it. They just start doing horoscopes as teenagers. I guess that's how male-female consciousness works though.
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07/06/19 (Sat) 23:03:38 No. 133078
>>132976
Why not read both when you can read both?
t. have read both, multiple times over, along with a few hundred other books
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07/03/20 (Fri) 22:31:45 No. 135820
>>133078
Because one is authentic and the other is just new thought philosophy.
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07/03/20 (Fri) 23:16:19 No. 135821
>>135820
Corupus Hermeticum says you'll go to hell if you don't engage in biological reproduction, Kybalion doesn't. This alone proves that Kybalion is more authentic.
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07/03/20 (Fri) 23:50:03 No. 135822
>>135821
That explains why the neets love the Kybalion so much.
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07/04/20 (Sat) 12:13:22 No. 135830
>>133028
haha yeah I still remember when I went through thousands of years of philosophy. I was so smart. Girls are dumb lmao
You are an incel and probably an armchair "occultist".
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07/04/20 (Sat) 12:47:24 No. 135832
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07/04/20 (Sat) 13:23:18 No. 135833
>>135830
>someone says something critical of women
>"h-he must just secretly want to have sex with me!"
Every time.
If you want to be respected quit placing all your self-worth on your holes.
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07/04/20 (Sat) 13:38:07 No. 135835
>>135833
i fail to see where the criticism occured. someone is being an arsehole for no other reason but to rant about arbitrary, irrelevant bullshit that has nothing do with reality. but, sure, "criticism"…
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07/04/20 (Sat) 21:07:18 No. 135847
>>135833
I’m not a girl btw
You still have mommy issues tho
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07/05/20 (Sun) 00:45:15 No. 135862
>>135847
>I’m not a girl btw
You're a mature woman am I right?
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SAGE! 07/05/20 (Sun) 08:19:32 No. 135868
>>135862
>being this damaged
No, I'm a man like 99% of this board.
Jesus Christ dude, just how fucked up are you?
You will only end your suffering by addressing whatever is the source of your hurt (as if you didn't know that already). Not by thrashing about like this. I sincerely hope you manage to do it, but I'm not going to keep playing with you. Good luck.
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SAGE! 07/05/20 (Sun) 09:20:02 No. 135869
>>132903
>le ebin hermetic mom
>le hermetic lifestyle an shiet
>le take pure instructions and mentally masturbate with them
Why do westerners manage to piss on everything? So much for the "meat for strong men".
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SAGE! 07/05/20 (Sun) 15:32:10 No. 135876
>>135868
Pls take that stick out of your ass. It was a joke and you need to stop sperging at everything.
I'm not the anon you were talking to btw ;^)
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07/07/20 (Tue) 03:17:48 No. 135897
>>135869
The west is the best. You're looking at average westerners and talking shit but imagine if I did the same by looking at average Asians. The western elite have dominated philosophy and technology for some time. There's plenty of value in the western tradition.
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07/07/20 (Tue) 07:03:31 No. 135900
>>135897
There is nothing of value from "western tradition". Majority of what you have was taken from the east and most of it is a mockery to the original practices. But so long as you can go around calling yourself a "wizard" you'll feel satiated because you don't want to let go of this plane.
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07/07/20 (Tue) 09:34:04 No. 135903
>>135900
Did shomebody shay let go of thish plane?
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07/07/20 (Tue) 14:28:26 No. 135909
>>135900
What, exactly, has been taken from this oh so glorious East? Never mind that both geographical currents developed from the same, common Aryan source, it's clear that Western occult thought has an entirely different character, and embraces nothing specific of the Eastern traditions.
The ancient Chaldean mysteries are pretty much the closest school to the East, geographically, and is still vastly superior to the pathetic tricks and delusions practiced by the Asiatic "masters". Anyone with a strong enough mentality can walk on coals and melt the snow off of a mountaintop, stuff like levitation is easily attained by even lackluster initiates, and the Western spiritual path need not be compared to the destructive ego-death of Vedic "enlightenment".
What, then, does the East have to offer, that is not a perversion of Western thought?
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07/07/20 (Tue) 15:07:05 No. 135910
>>135909
"levitation easily attained" where, when, how? You make bold claims but offer no actual evidence. Where are the John Changs who walked this ominous "Western spiritual path" you speak of? What is that even supposed to mean? I can't name one "Western" path that's not total horseshit and also not based on Eastern teachings.
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07/07/20 (Tue) 15:40:28 No. 135913
>>135909
>developed from the same, common Aryan source
tldr me pls I don't go to pol.
>Western occult thought has an entirely different character, and embraces nothing specific of the Eastern traditions.
Yes, you copy eastern practice and make it ego-centered, you could say it's "an entirely different character". I don't know how many roots and ancestry westerners have, nor do I know the basic history. But beyond theory, almost all western works on practice seem to be borrowed from much older eastern ones, as if lazy to develop their own. And correct me if I'm wrong.
>the pathetic tricks and delusions practiced by the Asiatic "masters"
>walk on coals
>melt the snow
>levitation
This is what normen talk about. Truthful practitioners don't speak of lowly abilities, they never speak at all. They leave quickly and don't leave traces. There is only very little pure teachings in the third density be it west or east, and even those usually come through failed humans.
>destructive ego-death of Vedic "enlightenment"
I am pushed to ego-death. But I don't know yet.
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07/07/20 (Tue) 16:05:38 No. 135915
>>135913
>tldr
It's not /pol/, it's basic anthropology. All races, except for very specific exceptions such as negros and the various isolated pygmies, are descended from a single Caucasian root, genetically, linguistically, and spiritually. Virtually all languages can be traced back to Proto-Indo-European, and all spiritual and esoteric traditions have developed from the astrophilic Aryan oral philosophical heritage.
>You copy eastern practica and make it ego-centered
There are a few occult schools that have borrowed from Eastern sources for their practice, and all of them are explicit about it. I don't condone such things, when the West has much more potent practical paths. Laboratory, and personal alchemy, casts a long shadow over any other form of practice. Surely you won't claim that Hermes, and the Classics, have somehow gotten their theory and practice from the far-off East.
>truthful practitioners don't speak of lowly abilities
True, yet sadly, a lot of Eastern schools have fallen into error, with fraudulent gurus and yogis misleading the masses with these petty achievements. One of the few Eastern traditions that have kept their humility of practice are Tibetan Buddhism, as well as the Drukpas of Bhutan- their initiates and masters reach much greater heights, yet never show these things publicly.
Western schools, on the other hand, have taken a different approach. Those who flaunt their abilities needlessly, are kicked out, discredited, and, if need be, disposed of before they can cause serious damage.
>>135910
>where, when, how?
Log off from 8kun and go practice.
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07/07/20 (Tue) 16:19:06 No. 135917
>>135915
>I don't condone such things, when the West has much more potent practical paths. Laboratory, and personal alchemy, casts a long shadow over any other form of practice. Surely you won't claim that Hermes, and the Classics, have somehow gotten their theory and practice from the far-off East.
Alchemy being a potent practice, let alone even an actual practice, and not mere philoshopy and proto-chemistry, has never crossed my mind. I know Taoist Inner Alchemy but Westerners "practicing" outside of talking in metaphors is an alien concept to me. I think I may know where to look, but where is the "practice"?
>Log off from 8kun and go practice.
Thanks. I know I have to…
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07/07/20 (Tue) 17:38:14 No. 135920
>>135917
Alchemical terms have long been used to express complex philosophical and occult ideas, so it's no wonder that most talk of alchemy is just that- talk. For actual practice, the best example would be Medieval and Renaissance alchemists like Paracelsus. Alchemy is basically self-taught, you won't be given instructions past a few introductory concepts and a description or two for the simplest of operations. The journey of tireless work and experimentation in the laboratory is meant to mirror your actual personal growth, and the more you learn about reality from your studies, the more you learn about yourself. As you learn to work with reality's energies, substances, and influences, you also learn to work with your own.
Alchemists keep their silence very seriously, and the advanced ones will only give you a hint or two about any specific problem. There are forums and discussion groups where things like laboratory setups and synthesis techniques are openly talked about, but no decent alchemist will mention the specifics of an experiment or operation.
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07/07/20 (Tue) 18:25:57 No. 135921
>>135915
>all spiritual and esoteric traditions have developed from the astrophilic Aryan oral philosophical heritage
<citation very much fucking needed, except it doesn't even matter because you're looking at the teachings as if they were some kind of gradual scientific evolution which it isn't
>a single Caucasian root
>"caucasian"
>muh glorious white race
>muh we wuz first
>being this fixated on the "importance" of his race while discussing much loftier topic that's supposed to transcend human form altogether
And no, you whites didn't do shit, you're the least spiritually evolved for the reason of being englamoured by bullshit merit and cool theories.
>There are a few occult schools that have borrowed from Eastern sources for their practice
>few
Almost all did, in fact I don't even know one that didn't(mind giving me an example or two?). Not even your "basics" like IIH aren't borrowed.
>and all of them are explicit about it.
They all rebrand the teachings in the greed of human ego. Hermeticists might've studied original philosophy but they had to turn to the east when they needed real practice. Any of the many theologies and even something like islam could suddenly incorporate meditations from the east and claim it was all original and shit and that it was because of THEIR own philosophy that they reached this conclusion. Practice is practice and only practice, and the east does it best because they are not a bunch of artistic metaphorical materialists like the west.
>I don't condone such things
Who are you to condone what you wigger? What is there to "condone"? Why are you so attached to lowly human terms? Westerners masturbate the teachings, encapsulate them to satisfy their lowly human "culture" and instincts.
>Laboratory, and personal alchemy, casts a long shadow over any other form of practice.
Laboratory? Personal alchemy? What the fuck are you on about? These are the fundamental things that ALL practices are based on, there is nothing exclusive about "alchemy". And why the fuck do you wests have to call it "alchemy" anyway? You fucking love metaphors don't you? Everything about you ties you to the lowly human ego, which you base occultism on, which will never allow you to leave this place. This is also why you consider NOT killing the ego in the first place. You don't give a fuck as to why you theoretically shouldn't do it, you just desperately want to cling on the filthy ego that makes you a filthy fucking human.
>Surely you won't claim that Hermes, and the Classics, have somehow gotten their theory and practice from the far-off East.
And neither did they get it from the west, thoth was egyptian. And mind telling me where their original practice is? All I see is theory.
>Western schools, on the other hand, have taken a different approach. Those who flaunt their abilities needlessly, are kicked out.
Wow, that totally must secure your glorious white new age bullshit heritage doesn't it? No. Western schools(and where are these "schools" lmao) are not unique to such "approach". The yogis have forever warned us about the development of exotic yogas that are ego-centered, which is exactly the definition of what the west does.
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SAGE! 07/07/20 (Tue) 18:39:23 No. 135922
>>135921
wow man, that's one butthurt hylic nigglet right there.
the absolute state of /cringe/
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07/07/20 (Tue) 19:25:01 No. 135923
>>135922
how is that even remotely hylic?
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SAGE! 07/07/20 (Tue) 20:19:40 No. 135924
>>135923
Ah, I just randomly read one line and my spiritual senses were already tingling.
Not gonna bother to read the entire post either. I can already feel the bullshit, that's enough for me.
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SAGE! 07/07/20 (Tue) 21:32:17 No. 135927
a bunch of retards arguing about shit that doesn't matter
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07/07/20 (Tue) 23:54:48 No. 135930
>>135924
>I just randomly read one line
>Not gonna bother to read the entire post either.
I've read the entire argument so far. Both anons seem very smart, know their history, and make many valid points. It's worth a read.
Levitation? Cool. I don't believe I'll ever be able to fly around like Superman or throw balls of chi at people in this world, but I'm okay with that. I wouldn't say that "anybody" can learn how to walk on coals, lay on a bed of spikes, or smash blocks of ice. It takes a great deal of concentration to perform these feats and not everyone has the focus to do it. I've seen many rekt threads where tricks like that have gone wrong. Like breathing flames, if you don't know what you're doing and randomly try it for the lulz, there's a good possibility you'll set your face on fire. Same with spiritual "practices," if you're not careful or don't know what you're doing, you can lose your mind or damage your spirit.
Being western myself, I'll only focus on the Proto-Indo-European practices because it's what's most readily available and easiest to understand for me. I understand what East anon is saying though, but I can also sense his anger. Westerners are more materialistic and I think too much ceremony does shit up the intent sometimes. Easterners like Monks and Yogis are detaching themselves from this worldly existence and I think that's pure intent and a best practice we should all be learning.
East anon is correct that race should be irrelevant to the practice. I care not who said what first either. I believe that the "Om" from a group of druids at Stonehenge can be just as powerful as the "Aum" (ॐ) from monks at a Tibetan monastery. With faith and knowledge, any practice can be powerful. Practices like meditation and prayer are like running and jumping to me. They don't exclusively belong to any school or church, east or west. To argue about whose meditation is the best seems petty. What matters most is DOES IT WORK for the practitioner. We may have different paths, but they all lead to the same destination. This world is temporary. Race, history, ceremony, materials, none of it will matter once we reach escape velocity and shed this meat bag. I will try to respect and learn from all ways during my journey.
“It is bad when one thing becomes two. One should not look for anything else in the Way of the Samurai. It is the same for anything that is called a Way. Therefore, it is inconsistent to hear something of the Way of Confucius or the Way of the Buddha, and say that this is the Way of the Samurai. If one understands things in this manner, he should be able to hear about all Ways and be more and more in accord with his own.” - Yamamoto Tsunetomo
“If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.” - Nikola Tesla
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07/08/20 (Wed) 00:16:48 No. 135931
>>135930
I don't know why East anon is so internally disturbed. I've very specifically stated that both the Eastern and Western traditions stem from Proto-Indo-European, that they're both Aryan. In fact, I additionally stated that there's very few peoples who do not descend from this common Aryan root. Even the Africans are technically descended from the Aryan people, though they've bred and hybridized with other species along the way. It seems the anger shown in this thread is just an internalized inferiority complex, and we should not blame East anon for it.
There's actually little ceremony in Western magic, the druidic tradition focused on memorizing massive amounts of occult and technical knowledge, in the form of poems and epics, the Chaldean mysteries were centred around altered states of consciousness and contemplative meditation, with the only ritualistic branch being the Solomonary-Masonic tradition, with their complex symbolic workings.
As you've said, many core techniques and practices are virtually the same, the biggest difference is in the character, and aim, of the occult work. The East generally chases after the dissolution of the Self, while the West pursues the divinization of the Self, or theosis. There are exceptions and inversions in both cases, but generally this is the mentality of each current.
Having no respect for your race, history, ceremony, and materials, shows experience on your part. You, your Self, have decided on living this life, as a man of your race, following a specific history, going through complex ceremonies, and being dependent and reliant on the materials of your work. There is significance in each of these things, and especially in the body you call a "meat bag". That meat bag is as much a part of You as your spirit, mind, and soul- you wouldn't be able to take action, live, and grow, without it. How would you attain enlightenment without this detestable meat bag? If it supports you on your journey of realization, surely it is not a despicable thing, don't disregard it.
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07/18/20 (Sat) 23:06:20 No. 136187
I've been studying a great deal lately thanks to my job being at home now thanks to Corona-chan. I've been reading books of the Apocrypha. I've ordered a copy of the Bhagavad Gita, which I'm very much looking forward to, feeling drawn toward. I have a copy of the Keys of Solomon, collecting dust because I don't feel compelled to read it yet. Any thoughts on the works of Crowley? Instead, I'm feeling more conviction to learn Enochian magick and study the Golden Dawn. The reason I'm bumping this thread is because another book at this junction is the Kybalion. Should I read the Kybalion first before any Enochian/GD literature or would it be a distraction or waste of my time? Curious about the opinions of Hermeticists regarding the Kybalion.
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07/19/20 (Sun) 16:24:02 No. 136201
>>136187
The Kybalion is trash, read the Hermetic Corpus if you want to get the core ideas and lexicon of hermeticism.
If you're drawn to the Golden Dawn and related western currents, Zanoni is a foundational work off of which numerous fraternities were based. Most importantly, read what catches your eye in the present moment. We all have dozens of obscure and esoteric books stashed away, yet to be read, and adding more to that pile will do no good.
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07/20/20 (Mon) 17:10:48 No. 136223
>>132976
Kybalion is a good reference and anything "New Age" is a roastie virtue signal orgy, which is good for if you want to start a harem but not much else.
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07/22/20 (Wed) 11:56:06 No. 136270
>anything "New Age" is a roastie virtue signal orgy
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07/22/20 (Wed) 12:17:21 No. 136271
>>136223
>which is good for if you want to start a harem
So it achieves what it's supposed to, unlike a lot of other practices.
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07/23/20 (Thu) 01:00:56 No. 136279
>>135915
how retarded are you wannabe occultist cunt? all mystery religions originate from babylon the dawn of civilisation, you are such a retarded faggot, seriously. today thats the iraq/iran region.
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07/23/20 (Thu) 05:49:49 No. 136287
>>136279
Holy fucking shit do you even know where the Caucasus is? Also read the rest of my posts,
>all mystery religions originate from babylon the dawn of civilisation
is basically what I've been saying throughout the thread.
Bloody hell take your Xanax already.
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07/23/20 (Thu) 16:48:37 No. 136308
>>136287
>>>Holy fucking shit do you even know where the Caucasus is?
pro tip you pleabian faggot, the caucasus is not iraq/iran. iraq and iran are the middle east. you must be an american middle class pleabian that went to the marxist indoctrinated public school system and did not learn geography that good. its a typical trait of you ignorant cunts. sad to see a free country turn socialist dumbing down its populus for so long.
>>>is basically what I've been saying throughout the thread.
you were sprooking total bullshit, some white supremacy bullshit, mystery teachings not having to do much with the east, yadda yadda yadda. it must be something you value, the color of your skin which you define yourself by, if there is not much more you have to hold on because you are a middle class pleabian with not much more than his skin color that does not understand the mystery religions. it is a shame all of you normal pleabians getting into deeply occult teachings and messing it up with your dumb little minds. you always will be a slave. it would be like all of you pleabians moving to my country of monaco taking the appeal of the whole thing, making it some middle class socialist mcdonaldisation thingy. fu*k off. enslavement for you freedom for me. why am i even talking to you wannabe occultist faggot there is not a point - except telling you do not have the slightest idea. before you start making it a race thingy in your little mind, i am of northern italian origin but not like i would give a f that my skin is white.
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07/23/20 (Thu) 17:20:09 No. 136311
>>136308
>northern italoid
Why does this not surprise me?
The eternal Venetian exists only to corrupt and destroy.
I find it funny being relegated to the American middle class, having lived in Eastern Europe all my life and all.
Go on with your delusions, though. If what you see in my posts is white supremacy, it is because your mentality cannot process information beyond that level of identity and tribalism, but that's to be expected from a Venetian.
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07/23/20 (Thu) 18:21:32 No. 136317
>>136311
>>>Eastern Europe
>>>marxist indoctrinated public school system
what do you faggot think its about? walking on water, moving objects with mindcontrol? the luciferian doctrine proclaiming you faggot are god? i think god does not have to pay any taxes or do some pleabian jarrrb.
>>>northern italoid
>>>If what you see in my posts is white supremacy, it is because your mentality cannot process information beyond that level of identity and tribalism, but that's to be expected from a Venetian.
you like shooting in your own gowl, he? that entire statement is a racist contradiction making no sense except you looking like a tool.
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07/23/20 (Thu) 18:43:38 No. 136319
>>136317
>pay any taxes
Imagine having to live in a shithole like Monaco to avoid this. Of course, for a failed magician like you, achieving duty-free status outside a tax heaven would be impossible.
>racist contradiction making no sense
And the Venetian ethos marches on. You're the only one seeing racism here, but that's a given, knowing your genetics.
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07/23/20 (Thu) 22:06:54 No. 136327
>>136319
>>>having to live in a shithole like Monaco
considering Monaco a "shithole" sounds a bit funny, but i guess if you are into poverty and socialism with a lot of envy, you may try to talk it bad that you feel better for yourself for the working taxed pleabian you are. actually i am in CZ at the moment, i have several real estate around the world but i get "taxed" in Monaco due to residency. your faggot magic does not tell you how to avoid taxes i guess. i guarantee if you find a way to avoid taxes legally with some kind of "magic" you will be set for the rest of your life, haha. i really would like to know if you believe this bullshit you are writing but it is hilarious.
>>>failed magician like you
you do not understand anything, or? i mean you did not even get the origin of the mysteries right, you really do not understand what all this bullshit mystery is about. ever was a member in any secret society? ever had to do with people from the higher echelons?
it is like when pleabians get into luxury, just fucking obnoxious and you spot them from 100meters away, they have no idea.
>>>And the Venetian ethos marches on. You're the only one seeing racism here, but that's a given, knowing your genetics.
you are such an entertaining cunt, i almost spit my glas of wine all over, my mistress was giving me a funny look when i started laughing at your comment. dobrý den, crazy faggot.
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07/23/20 (Thu) 23:33:41 No. 136328
>>136327
You clearly have no idea about basic anthropology, but I'll humor you.
>you did not even get the origin of the mysteries right
The mysteries originated with our current frame of civilization, which started with the Proto-Indo-European race in the Caucasus region. You've cited Babylon as the origin of the Mysteries, and this shows a very limited understanding of the inner secrets of the occult. Babylon is where the high-masonic occult current was developed, and by no means the birthplace of magic itself.
>considering Monaco a shithole
>you are into poverty and socialism
If I wanted to be co-resident with every washed-up heir of a degenerate banking family, I'd definitely envy you.
>your faggot magic does not tell you how to avoid taxes I guess
On the contrary, it is exactly through magic that I've achieved my current tax-free lifestyle of luxury and pure /comfy/. Naturally, obtaining anything through occult labours is an alien concept to you, if you had to stoop so low as to become a resident of a tax heaven just to avoid tax. Real elites don't use tax heavens.
>if you find a way to avoid taxes legally
>you will be set for the rest of your life
Is exactly what I've done. Naturally, for a Venetian low-IQ cuck, trying to actually achieve material liberation is a fool's errand.
>ever was a member in any secret society
>ever had to do with people from the higher echelons
>like when plebeians get into luxury
I'm starting to think you're larping. Shitposting aside, you do know most /fringe/ posters check both boxes, right? This all sounds like you've stumbled onto the most exoteric mysteries of one lodge or another, and are now parading it around thinking it's the highest enlightenment that man can achieve. There's inner orders within inner orders, the secrets of which you can't even comprehend.
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07/23/20 (Thu) 23:45:55 No. 136329
>>136328
>tax-free lifestyle of luxury and pure /comfy/
Are you at your parents house?
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07/23/20 (Thu) 23:50:22 No. 136330
>>136329
I only wish, mother's tendies truly were the best.
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07/24/20 (Fri) 00:41:36 No. 136331
>>136327
>>>You clearly have no idea about basic anthropology
says somebody that states all races come from a caucasian root.
except african dwarfs of course.. thats like dr yamakov from borat, proof women have brain size of squirrel. faggot.
>>>The mysteries originated with our current frame of civilization, which started with the Proto-Indo-European race in the Caucasus region.
I say no, it all started in Babylon, state which civilization started the Mysteries in your crazy opinion, caucasus is very vague.
>>>degenerate banking family
these "degenerates" have a the biggest say in how the world goes round.
>>>Real elites don't use tax heavens.
sure, real elites do "magic" in some pleabian eastern european gypsie village like Teplice. a lot of these types walking around in CZ, people here do not like them. are you f kidding me?
>>>Is exactly what I've done.
give a hint, its the next big thingy, how do you dodge tax legally residing in non tax havens as a materialistc wealthy individual?
otherwise stfu because you are talking the utter most bs possible.
thats more than larping, thats just insane bogus.
>>>Naturally, for a Venetian low-IQ cuck, trying to actually achieve material liberation is a fool's errand.
always had it, since born into a wealthy family
>>>of one lodge or another
actually i find them to be quiet a bunch of faggots if you are referring to freemasonic teachings. you are clearly full of crap if you really believe there is such a thing as "magic". ever heard the word deception?
..and still did not answer in which secret societes you were part of.
>>>the secrets of which you can't even comprehend
,
i am well aware of the hidden secrets, its not really mind blowing but quiet obvious for anybody who has a basic understanding of how society works. you fag seem to be very mislead believing some utter harry potter bs.
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07/24/20 (Fri) 01:32:43 No. 136332
>>136328
>>>Real elites don't use tax heavens
Kek, they live on welfare checks and work for a tarot card laying hotline, outsmarting the taxman.
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07/24/20 (Fri) 10:05:04 No. 136345
>>132903
I like your nose piercing.
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07/24/20 (Fri) 21:50:35 No. 136363
>>136327
I will masturbate on your Mistress. Do you mind posting any photos of her? I will worship my phallus in honor of your Mistress. Are you into sex-magick, anon?
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SAGE! 07/27/20 (Mon) 05:13:50 No. 136436
>>135910
Edgy.
>Hur dur if I no see it, it no real
>Doesn't realize how broad "Western" is
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07/28/20 (Tue) 11:29:19 No. 136460
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SAGE! 09/21/21 (Tue) 21:46:44 No. 140537
>>136460
cringe nick fuentes fanboy
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