/fringe/ - Fringe

>>124262

Ever heard "be the change you wish to see in the world?" Make this board good by reading what's in the library and making quality posts, not by shitting it up with inane wining. Get off your computer and think about what you've done.

> Pls stop being gay

I'm being gay? Nigger look at your bracelet.

>>124265

>implying the library isn't a shitload of useless hermetic dogma

>implying anyone who took the library srsly can actually use 'magic' properly

This board is only for /fringe/-related memes and keeping up with Smiley's antics.

>>124269

Can you give good book recs then on proper magick?

>>124271

Not OP, but the curriculums and books suggested by Justin B seem pretty great. The Wim Hof stuff alone has allowed me to delve much deeper into meditation and my overall Self.

http://justinbthemagician.blogspot.com/2017/06/good-night-and-good-luck.html

I think some people make play while they're investigating receptive practices.

>>124269

I think the philosophy is in ordinary speech and useful to those who hear significant discrimination.

>>124271

I think it's important to recognize magick as a parallel mode of investigation in scholarly matters.

>>124278

obullshitist

>>124271

>good books on proper magic

A real mage doesn't need books. Learn how the original medicine men and mystics learned. The entirity of existence provides the magician with everything needed to perform 'said magic'.

When a medicine man casts bones to divine, do the bones actually hold meaning in how they fall or is the medicine man just pulling truth out his ass through roleplaying and self hypnosis? Who taught the fucker how to divine, books?

Show me the way /fringe/. I don't know anything and I have been lurking for about a year now. If you don't know what you are talking about and have no experience then don't lead me astray down the garden path.

Pls

>>124295

> Learn how the original medicine men and mystics learned.

I'd prefer not to have to make the same mistakes. Better to have some guidance I think, training wheels before riding the bike. Getting hurt or doing things ineffectively is a greater risk otherwise.

>>124262

Dank bracelet. You romani?

>>124327

>>124271

l2meditate, but then, ACTUALLY DO IT

faggots

>>124370

You may observe others' magic, but if you're operating from someone else's magical system wholesale, that is, following in lockstep with them, you're going to derive only a fraction of the benefit. Creativity is the vast majority of a sorcerer's craft. Tradition is ultimately a series of prompts, and attempting to find some sort of 'solid ground' in a shifting network of mythologies quickly goes from a fool's errand to an excuse not to do magic at all.