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It's possible I'd say. Sure, some would say that it's just a little game but that's exactly what ouija boards are marketed as. I'm actually somewhat surprised that it isn't a more popular method of divination. Just my opinion. I actually just did a google search for "magic 8 ball divination&quo...

When I can't get my hands on a copy of something(for whatever reason), I just look online for a pdf. Here's a scanned copy of the book that I found:
http://www.2shared.com/document/z7qfuMI ... tting.html

Stealing anything from anyone usually isn't a good idea.
-Alex

Here are a few demons you might want to try:
Foras
Andromalius
Seere
Purson
Cimeies
Vassago

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_de ... Ars_Goetia
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-Alex

Of course I don't think that you are trying to harm anybody, the fact that you're doing this all for family proves that you're a good person. I'm just saying that what you're doing could have unintended consequences. You don't want this person to suffer, but that doesn't mean they won't. Sure, you d...

My question was about maintaining something that seemed to be working well and healing a family. Well if the end goal is to heal a family, then why don't you heal the family directly? RoseRed is right, you're likely teaching a lesson that won't be learned. In addition, it has great potential to har...

Most workings like this should be repeated over time. It. would be difficult to tell exactly how often to repeat them would be a hard question to answer without fully knowing the situation you are in. How often you interact with the person should generally have something to do with it. You mentioned...

Good to know. I actually just checked B&N, $300! Well, looks like I'll have to find an online pdf or something.

RoseRed, I'd like to thank you for the reply. It really was very informative and mentions a lot that will help me get this whole thing settled, personal experiences always help a lot too. I also understand the risks and dangers that I take when working with magic, particularly with oaths and contact...

I guess it mostly comes down to: How important is the Sacred Word to you? How important is Truth In All Things? How important is being true to yourself - even if this really is just a phase? For my entire past (which I know has not been very long), I've noticed I'm very different from my peers. For...

A good example and place to begin is with the Archangels: Michael, Raphael, Gabriel & Uriel. These are all accepted and honored by the Roman Church. You could tell your parents that you have decided that you will honor them as your favorite saints and might even get them to get you little statu...

Oi vey, I just spent about an hour writing a reply that I messed up some how and now it's late so I'm just gonna have to sum up what I just wrote... Yes, I do attend a Catholic school right now and I'm going to be going on to high school next year which will also be Catholic. The consequences that I...

Hello Wombocombo, Unfortunately, given your age and situation your options are limited. It's tough to deal with and all I can suggest to you is that it is a life-lesson on how things work. In your future on the job, for example, you will have to conform to some degree to maintain harmony in the wor...

Confirmation is usually done at 14 years old, right? Every family is different. I really don't know what to tell you. Correct. My mother is the type of person who thinks that all there is to Christianity is being nice and volunteering. My father however is basically the stereotypical Conservative C...

Hello all. I'd like to ask you all a question I've been contemplating for a while now, how did you tell parents, family, etc about your religious/philosophical views? So here's the big thing, my Catholic Confirmation is coming up soon and that leaves me with two choices: 1. I suck it up, act natural...

Sure you can. You can train yourself to do just about anything as long as it's remotely possible. Normally I dislike the methods of JoS, but this is an exception. Anyways, this is what I did when I was in your situation: 1. Use their Third Eye Opening exercise. Their are others like it on the intern...

That sounds very interesting. Maybe you could start a blog and report some of your findings there. It would be a great way to reach out to the world and you would likely find people of similar interests that way. I'd read it, don't know about anyone else tho, I am a very out of the norm.

Thanks man, definitely answered my question! [grin]

So a few weeks ago I was checking out the /x/ section on 4chan (yeah, i know it's not a reliable source) and I read a post that talked about how some occultists drink their pee. Upon further research, I found that it's actually called "urine therapy" and it's supposed to decalcify the pine...

I'm still learning,it's an ever expanding journey. First I learned from what is around me,from my own cultural and ethnic background and that of my ancestors.Then I got interested in myth and folklore from all around Europe and then the rest of the world,The library and books gave me a lot more tha...

If you're interested in Crowley, I would say that a good starting point is this biography: http://www.amazon.com/Perdurabo-The-Life-Aleister-Crowley/dp/1561841706 Most accounts of Crowley's life tend to either vilify him or to set him up as some kind of divine figure, whereas this one walks a stead...

How about starting your own studies in the occult matter? [wink] I like to think that's what I'm doing. I've been told a lot of crap and a lot of truth. I'm slowly separating the two with time and experience. Eventually I'd like to start my own spiritual group based on what I've learned. I just wan...

Hello all, so I've been involved in the occult for about a year or two, jumping from group to group and I'm still not quite sure where I belong. I've been with Wicca, LaVeyan Satanism, and Theistic Satanism(more specifically the Joy of Satan but I left for obvious reasons). I'm currently *attempting...