The requirement is that you have "little" Karma. Atheists have no Karma. Any volunteers:
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Snakelord is your Karma getting better?
Atheists Needed as Human Sacrifices
- Thread starter Woody
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woody where is the logic for the devil, or a devil worshiper, to use Atheists as Human Sacrifices, surely the more devout the better, as your gods not going to give a damn about an unbeliever, but he would if it was one of his sheep.
and why are you pushing the occult now.
and why are you pushing the occult now.
Woody said:SS,
Wow, atheists don't believe the occult exists! They find new ways to be in denial so they can continue believing their viewpoint.
Praise Atheism!
Atheists don't believe that people who are into the occult don't exist they simply realize that there is nothing more to it than the power of imagination.
Hey everyone. I am not an advocate for the occult. I would just ask you to view these people and see what you think about them. It is more common than you think, at least it is in the U.S. anyway.
I'd rather have a rattlesnake in my house than one of those devil worshippers, I am serious when I say this.
Audible said:
How do you know I am a member? Who made me a member of the occult forum? I'd like to know this more than you.
I'd rather have a rattlesnake in my house than one of those devil worshippers, I am serious when I say this.
Audible said:
How do you know I am a member? Who made me a member of the occult forum? I'd like to know this more than you.
Woody dear woody,
You do realize I hope that a Christian can never hope to achieve the level of Karma enjoyed by most atheists. An atheist does the right thing because it is the right thing with no expectation of reward, but the Christian, who is quite confused as to what is the right thing anyway, acts with full expectation of an eternal reward and/or in terror of eternal damnation. The Christian will always be at the bottom of the karmic ladder.
You do realize I hope that a Christian can never hope to achieve the level of Karma enjoyed by most atheists. An atheist does the right thing because it is the right thing with no expectation of reward, but the Christian, who is quite confused as to what is the right thing anyway, acts with full expectation of an eternal reward and/or in terror of eternal damnation. The Christian will always be at the bottom of the karmic ladder.
but you keep asking, you must of posted the link a half dozen times, in as many hours.Woody said:
it seems that way by the push push your doingWoody said:
what sort of statement is that are you trying to pass the buck, you say "who made me a member "that a freudian slip if I ever seen one.Woody said:
so I say only you would know.
quote from Ocult forumsWoody said:
Evoking to physical appearance study
Hi everyone. This is sort of a pet project of mine. I have never actually gotten around to setting it up and trying it, but I have researched it extensively.
What I know so far is:
Replacing the triangle with the pentacle is required for certain ops.
If enough sacrifice is provided, the intelligence can manifest a body out of thin air.
A bonfire can serve as a kind of physical manifestation, though it is not mobile. A candle flame can similarily be affected, though it will not show shapes to the extent of a bonfire.
If a body is provided, and the soul can be pushed out, the intelligence can snatch it for itself. The soul must have poor "karma", that is, it must have a great repoire with the will of the universe to win this battle.
Spirit lights may aid in concentration and visualization, enough to show a complete neophyte the phenomena, but it is not actual physical manifestation.
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ROFLMAO
whatever medication are these retards on,it should be increased.
Wood and Water, are turning this sciforums into a debate about the existence of god.
scorpius said,
Drugs help them accomplish their goal at a greater risk: reading on into that thread may I quote:
"A physical host body can be prepared easily if the host is willing and able to "let go" (go in a trance). Even utterly inexperienced people can be hosts if they can just do this. Given such a host, any preparatory technique that imprints the unconscious idea of being vessel-like into the host will do - visualize body made of hollow, transparent glass, for example. This makes "poor karma" unneccessary. Certain drugs do help, but make the exorcising much more difficult."
Drugs help them accomplish their goal at a greater risk: reading on into that thread may I quote:
"A physical host body can be prepared easily if the host is willing and able to "let go" (go in a trance). Even utterly inexperienced people can be hosts if they can just do this. Given such a host, any preparatory technique that imprints the unconscious idea of being vessel-like into the host will do - visualize body made of hollow, transparent glass, for example. This makes "poor karma" unneccessary. Certain drugs do help, but make the exorcising much more difficult."
Or, if they are actually saved, they are at the top of the karmic ladder. Just depends on how you want to look at it.Cris said:
edit- actually, i think there is no such thing as good karma, all karma being a link to the past, which one would seemingly want to be free from. Just a thought.
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