GLAD TO SEE YOU, GENTLEMEN AND LADIES ON MY WEBSITES. IN THIS TOPIC, WE WILL DISCUSS A CONCEPT KNOWN AS "TWO-HANDEDNESS". I WILL TRY TO PROVIDE A MORE DETAILED EXPLANATION OF WHAT THIS TERM MEANS AND THE RELATED ACTIONS IN OCCULT WORKS, AND I WILL ALSO CLARIFY WHAT CONSTITUTES "TWO-HANDEDNESS" AND WHAT DOES NOT. SO, LET'S BEGIN.
Many of you who have attended face-to-face sessions with some Magicians, as well as with village Witches and Healers in remote areas, have likely noticed the following: There is an Altar with candles and idols of Spirits, stones, various Pagan amulets, fetishes, incense, herbs, and spells clearly of non-church origin, and so on. In general- with attributes that suggest a "connection to Dark Forces, Spirits, House Spirits, Wood Spirits, the World of the Dead," and so on. And then, almost directly above the Altar itself, or right on the shelf, there are church icons depicting saints, a gospel, the Bible, and various prayer books. And for "the complete package," church incense is regularly burned. Perhaps all of this church paraphernalia is not directly in the room with the Altar of Dark Deeds but in an adjacent room. But it does not matter. The point is that these "Occult Practices" engage in both a "connection to Dark Forces" and a connection to "their enemies - the forces of light." In other words, they try to "play two sides at the same time," as the saying goes. Or to put it more simply and understandably: such "Practitioners" operate on both fronts.
But what happens to those who "work on both fronts"? the answer has always been clear and unambiguous: in the end, they receive from both fronts, often to the fullest extent. And certainly not many benefits. After all, many of those who take their first steps into Magic and the Occult, without the necessary guidance, often make such mistakes. Reading sensational literature on the same "magic". As a result, those who have not found the right answers on their Occult Path are led far away from PROPER Development in Witchcraft by such "two-handed practice". In the folk language, such individuals are usually referred to as: "Pray to God by day - lean towards the devil at night," and in the Occult environment, it sounds even simpler: "Let's dance beautifully with both ours and yours." The correct guidance here is simple: Decide at the very beginning whether you are a Practitioner - either with the Forces of Darkness or with the "forces of light." "Working with both" is at least madness. Why? For Occult Practice initially starts with the practitioner BELIEVING in their spells, instructions for application, in their own Powers. What is the usual view of "official and mainstream religions" on Magic and Magicians? For example, the Bible plainly states: "Suffer not a witch to live." Likewise, in the Quran, it is said (I quote the interpretations of thinkers): "Allah said in the Quran (meaning): 'However, the devils (evil spirits) became faithless and then taught people witchcraft (leading them away from the religion)' (Surah Al-Baqarah, verse 102). The Church- both Orthodox and Catholic - almost in unison proclaim that Witchcraft and everything associated with it are "great sins, evil, a service to the devil," and so on. Let us remember the Inquisition and the struggle against Paganism at least... Accordingly: a "practitioner" who agrees that Occultism is "evil" (supposedly), and is still indulging in it, and believes that the "holy saints" will punish them for it, is actually engaging in self-destruction. I will repeat once again: it is necessary to choose - either a layperson, a deeply religious churchgoer, an atheist (a person OUTSIDE of religions, faith, and esotericism), or a Practitioner of Occultism. The combination of "polar contrast" in this case is EXTREMELY INCOMPATIBLE. It is the same as smoking, drinking alcohol, harming the body, and trying to engage in sports. Or committing crimes and then going to the authorities to snitch on oneself. The answer is clear and unambiguous when it comes to such outcomes.
What actually happens to "two-handed practitioners" in reality? These individuals usually face a sea of negativity as a result of the repercussions and consequences of their actions. And this is just a SMALL PART OF THE "EXTREMELY UNPLEASANT" OUTCOME. In many rural areas, there are various Witches and Healers of different ages, or simply put: "old hags-witches." They are individuals who, since birth, have had an extremely primitive view of the world and, consequently, a similar understanding of Magic, yet they practice according to their key worldview. They spend their whole lives in such a manner: praying in church during the day and at home to icons, while at night they "lean towards demons" and perform various "Dark Wonders." And they believe devoutly that after death, they will "burn in Hell" or "have their soul torn apart and eaten by demons." Many have heard, and sometimes even seen, how such "rural pseudo-witches" die in excruciating pain, hoping that someone approaching their bedside would "take their powers so they can die peacefully." It's a common belief and self-suggestion, but the torment is actually a result of constant and regular "two-handedness" that lasted their whole life. A lifetime of repercussions and consequences, and a heavy death. Who would be satisfied with such an outcome?
When seeking help and services from a Magician, Witch, Healer, Sorceress, or similar individuals, if you notice "all the signs of two-handedness," ask yourself: is it worth rushing to a decision, or is it better to think carefully. In the best case scenario, it could turn out to be just a "costumed street magician" who lures Christian audiences to his salon with church paraphernalia and "Demonic" individuals with extreme desperation. In the end, he simply empties their wallet or pockets, showing a banal magic trick that has a very indirect connection to real Magic. The worst-case scenario is if you, Dear Readers (may fate not lead you), agree to the service of a genuine "two-hander." Those who do not prioritize their own well-being and attract all the negativity onto themselves, suffering personally. They can also involve and entangle you in such an adventure. It goes without saying that the consequences of such "help" will be of no concern to them.
I hope that I, the Magician Thanatos, have fully discussed the topic of "TWO-HANDEDNESS IN MAGIC" for you, Dear Readers and Visitors to my resources. In any case, this is a gross mistake that is extremely harmful and dangerous. It is usually the result of great thoughtlessness in one's actions. To novice Practitioners, I wish to avoid making mistakes, and to those in need of help- be vigilant and draw the right conclusions. Wishing you all the best, positivity, and the very best!
Everyone who needs qualified assistance from a magician, please follow the provided link.
GLAD TO SEE YOU, GENTLEMEN AND LADIES ON MY WEBSITES. IN THIS TOPIC, WE WILL DISCUSS A CONCEPT KNOWN AS "TWO-HANDEDNESS". I WILL TRY TO PROVIDE A MORE DETAILED EXPLANATION OF WHAT THIS TERM MEANS AND THE RELATED ACTIONS IN OCCULT WORKS, AND I WILL ALSO CLARIFY WHAT CONSTITUTES "TWO-HANDEDNESS" AND WHAT DOES NOT. SO, LET'S BEGIN.
Many of you who have attended face-to-face sessions with some Magicians, as well as with village Witches and Healers in remote areas, have likely noticed the following: There is an Altar with candles and idols of Spirits, stones, various Pagan amulets, fetishes, incense, herbs, and spells clearly of non-church origin, and so on. In general- with attributes that suggest a "connection to Dark Forces, Spirits, House Spirits, Wood Spirits, the World of the Dead," and so on. And then, almost directly above the Altar itself, or right on the shelf, there are church icons depicting saints, a gospel, the Bible, and various prayer books. And for "the complete package," church incense is regularly burned. Perhaps all of this church paraphernalia is not directly in the room with the Altar of Dark Deeds but in an adjacent room. But it does not matter. The point is that these "Occult Practices" engage in both a "connection to Dark Forces" and a connection to "their enemies - the forces of light." In other words, they try to "play two sides at the same time," as the saying goes. Or to put it more simply and understandably: such "Practitioners" operate on both fronts.
But what happens to those who "work on both fronts"? the answer has always been clear and unambiguous: in the end, they receive from both fronts, often to the fullest extent. And certainly not many benefits. After all, many of those who take their first steps into Magic and the Occult, without the necessary guidance, often make such mistakes. Reading sensational literature on the same "magic". As a result, those who have not found the right answers on their Occult Path are led far away from PROPER Development in Witchcraft by such "two-handed practice". In the folk language, such individuals are usually referred to as: "Pray to God by day - lean towards the devil at night," and in the Occult environment, it sounds even simpler: "Let's dance beautifully with both ours and yours." The correct guidance here is simple: Decide at the very beginning whether you are a Practitioner - either with the Forces of Darkness or with the "forces of light." "Working with both" is at least madness. Why? For Occult Practice initially starts with the practitioner BELIEVING in their spells, instructions for application, in their own Powers. What is the usual view of "official and mainstream religions" on Magic and Magicians? For example, the Bible plainly states: "Suffer not a witch to live." Likewise, in the Quran, it is said (I quote the interpretations of thinkers): "Allah said in the Quran (meaning): 'However, the devils (evil spirits) became faithless and then taught people witchcraft (leading them away from the religion)' (Surah Al-Baqarah, verse 102). The Church- both Orthodox and Catholic - almost in unison proclaim that Witchcraft and everything associated with it are "great sins, evil, a service to the devil," and so on. Let us remember the Inquisition and the struggle against Paganism at least... Accordingly: a "practitioner" who agrees that Occultism is "evil" (supposedly), and is still indulging in it, and believes that the "holy saints" will punish them for it, is actually engaging in self-destruction. I will repeat once again: it is necessary to choose - either a layperson, a deeply religious churchgoer, an atheist (a person OUTSIDE of religions, faith, and esotericism), or a Practitioner of Occultism. The combination of "polar contrast" in this case is EXTREMELY INCOMPATIBLE. It is the same as smoking, drinking alcohol, harming the body, and trying to engage in sports. Or committing crimes and then going to the authorities to snitch on oneself. The answer is clear and unambiguous when it comes to such outcomes.
What actually happens to "two-handed practitioners" in reality? These individuals usually face a sea of negativity as a result of the repercussions and consequences of their actions. And this is just a SMALL PART OF THE "EXTREMELY UNPLEASANT" OUTCOME. In many rural areas, there are various Witches and Healers of different ages, or simply put: "old hags-witches." They are individuals who, since birth, have had an extremely primitive view of the world and, consequently, a similar understanding of Magic, yet they practice according to their key worldview. They spend their whole lives in such a manner: praying in church during the day and at home to icons, while at night they "lean towards demons" and perform various "Dark Wonders." And they believe devoutly that after death, they will "burn in Hell" or "have their soul torn apart and eaten by demons." Many have heard, and sometimes even seen, how such "rural pseudo-witches" die in excruciating pain, hoping that someone approaching their bedside would "take their powers so they can die peacefully." It's a common belief and self-suggestion, but the torment is actually a result of constant and regular "two-handedness" that lasted their whole life. A lifetime of repercussions and consequences, and a heavy death. Who would be satisfied with such an outcome?
When seeking help and services from a Magician, Witch, Healer, Sorceress, or similar individuals, if you notice "all the signs of two-handedness," ask yourself: is it worth rushing to a decision, or is it better to think carefully. In the best case scenario, it could turn out to be just a "costumed street magician" who lures Christian audiences to his salon with church paraphernalia and "Demonic" individuals with extreme desperation. In the end, he simply empties their wallet or pockets, showing a banal magic trick that has a very indirect connection to real Magic. The worst-case scenario is if you, Dear Readers (may fate not lead you), agree to the service of a genuine "two-hander." Those who do not prioritize their own well-being and attract all the negativity onto themselves, suffering personally. They can also involve and entangle you in such an adventure. It goes without saying that the consequences of such "help" will be of no concern to them.
I hope that I, the Magician Thanatos, have fully discussed the topic of "TWO-HANDEDNESS IN MAGIC" for you, Dear Readers and Visitors to my resources. In any case, this is a gross mistake that is extremely harmful and dangerous. It is usually the result of great thoughtlessness in one's actions. To novice Practitioners, I wish to avoid making mistakes, and to those in need of help- be vigilant and draw the right conclusions. Wishing you all the best, positivity, and the very best!
Everyone who needs qualified assistance from a magician, please follow the provided link.
