𝕸'𝕶𝖎𝖙

i really do

i love occultism too

and people really be trying to take all the wonder out of it

out of both

let people marvel man

let people be overwhelmed by beauty and mystery

fuck let people indulge in apophenia

as a treat

put science back in philosophy and philosophy back in magic and magic back in science

At some point, which could be today or in the near future, these two Earths will physically separate. The high vibrational Earth will detach from the lower vibrational Earth, similar to how the human spirit separates from the physical body. This separation is not a literal split down the middle but rather a gradual phase apart. The result will be two separate planets moving in different directions in space: one with a high vibrational frequency and the other with a lower vibrational frequency.

As this separation occurs, each individual will have the choice to align themselves with either the high vibrational Earth or the lower vibrational Earth based on their own vibrational alignment. Those who choose to align themselves with the high vibrational Earth, also known as the spiritual Earth, and do the inner work required, will become less aware of the darker and more temporal, harmful energies. On the other hand, those who are unable or unwilling to accept the higher vibrational frequency will remain in their chosen Earth.

In essence, this represents a significant shift for humanity, as we are faced with the choice of which Earth we will align ourselves with based on our vibrational frequency. It suggests that those who consciously choose the path of personal growth, spiritual development, and alignment with higher frequencies will transition to the high vibrational Earth, while those who are resistant or unable to embrace the higher vibrations will remain in the lower vibrational Earth.

"Sebastian, he/him"

Practicioners from these three faiths have contributed more than you'll ever know to magic thought and theory- to the point where you've probably picked up a "Witchcraft" Book and haven't even realized that a majority of the information inside is sourced from, if not taken verbatim, from their work.

Like, I'm not kidding.

But a large swath of magical practices that people use, some of the most popular methods, in fact, do.

For instance, Astrology was furthered by many a Christian and Islamic practicioner. In fact the Astrology that many use today is in no small part based largely on the works of one William Lilly- the Christian, William Lilly.

This post is in answer to another post I saw from a mutual in which someone said that those of Abrahamic faiths have no business calling themselves "witches".

To which I say- they have all the business in the world.

Our modern landscape surrounding magic and the occult would not be the same without these thinkers and contributors to magical thought and theory.

Practicioners from these three faiths have contributed more than you'll ever know to magic thought and theory- to the point where you've probably picked up a "Witchcraft" Book and haven't even realized that a majority of the information inside is sourced from, if not taken verbatim, from their work.

Like, I'm not kidding.

But a large swath of magical practices that people use, some of the most popular methods, in fact, do.

For instance, Astrology was furthered by many a Christian and Islamic practicioner. In fact the Astrology that many use today is in no small part based largely on the works of one William Lilly- the Christian, William Lilly.

This post is in answer to another post I saw from a mutual in which someone said that those of Abrahamic faiths have no business calling themselves "witches".

To which I say- they have all the business in the world.

Our modern landscape surrounding magic and the occult would not be the same without these thinkers and contributors to magical thought and theory.

If youre going to talk about western practices and the significance of that influence on magic (and since you used it as an example-astrology [bc that in and of itself is a deep topic in regards to vedic, sidereal, tropical, etc]).

This response feels like a completely different thing as opposed to your original post (which makes sense bc it was made as a kind of off-hand response to something someone else is saying).

Practicioners from these three faiths have contributed more than you'll ever know to magic thought and theory- to the point where you've probably picked up a "Witchcraft" Book and haven't even realized that a majority of the information inside is sourced from, if not taken verbatim, from their work.

Like, I'm not kidding.

Another great introduction is FYMA: A Lesser Key to the Appropriation of Jewish Magic & Mysticism by Ezra Rose as an introduction to the Jewish origins of many major esoteric movements and new age magic.

There are many other wonderful resources on this and it’s worth learning where your idea of magic was born and developed!

Another fun fact today: the first autobiography in English was by Margery Kempe, a mystic who experienced visions of demons among other things.

Practicioners from these three faiths have contributed more than you'll ever know to magic thought and theory- to the point where you've probably picked up a "Witchcraft" Book and haven't even realized that a majority of the information inside is sourced from, if not taken verbatim, from their work.

Like, I'm not kidding.

But a large swath of magical practices that people use, some of the most popular methods, in fact, do.

For instance, Astrology was furthered by many a Christian and Islamic practicioner. In fact the Astrology that many use today is in no small part based largely on the works of one William Lilly- the Christian, William Lilly.

This post is in answer to another post I saw from a mutual in which someone said that those of Abrahamic faiths have no business calling themselves "witches".

To which I say- they have all the business in the world.

Our modern landscape surrounding magic and the occult would not be the same without these thinkers and contributors to magical thought and theory.