No matter how strong the faith, with an imperfect intention there will be no magical effect; conversely, when the intention is impeccable, unbelief will not diminish its effectiveness.
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No matter how strong the faith, with an imperfect intention there will be no magical effect; conversely, when the intention is impeccable, unbelief will not diminish its effectiveness.
The chief obstacle on the path of this development is overestimating one’s resources — the imitation of possessing something, which removes the very incentive to attain it.
Passing through the Kolo of Svarog carries the mind through the heights and depths of the Psychocosm, engendering in it the possibility and desire for creative activity.
The whole question is what is closer to a particular person — to develop the mind or its Conductor, to live in an infinitely deep world, or in a multiplicity of worlds.
Magi who seek to minimize Lamassu’s influence on the Psychocosmos have developed numerous strategies aimed at detecting and expelling the Parasite of mind.
The result of a successfully completed Circle of Semargl is liberation from the dominion of predators, and by repeating this circle again and again the Magus gradually cleanses the Psychocosmos, bringing it back under their control.
From rebirth to rebirth, from summit to summit — across the abysses — the development of the mind from lower rungs to the state of the Creative Intelligence of the Pleroma takes place.
Meetings of the Magi, when justified and prepared, can serve as a significant aid in the common Battle for the Freedom to be oneself.
For the Magus it is crucial not to cling to exhausted forms, ideas, and concepts, but to find the strength to destroy the habitual picture — so as to be able to rise to a new level of development.
The fact that the world is sliding into the Qliphoth means only that, on top of the battles for the authenticity of oneself, battles for one’s surroundings are added.
Magic is not the art of winning, but the art of being a victor.
As soon as a person reaches a certain level of development, as soon as he is ready to accept Power, Power insistently begins to strive to enter him.
For the Magus, battle is, essentially, his defense, while hunt is his offense. The totality of a Magus’s battles and hunts makes up his life—his war.