>>14748shiiiiiii thanks for the heads up
>>14754I saw it mentioned somewhere else on here, but I recently came across it again and recognized it when I found this website while reading around online:
http://www.goodnewsguardian.com/about/the-lesser-banishing-ritual-of-the-pentagram/I thought that since I came across it more than once it must be a sign I should pick it up. At this point I do not doubt that I should.
I'm remembering that over the years I've collected various items and knickknacks (orgonite, crystals, evil eye protection) that block or repel negative energies and the like, but a ritual for this may help even more, especially with influences I may be unaware of.
>>14850This is one reason why I've been working to go lucid.
If I can consciously guide how the energy replenishes my physical body beyond the usual maintenance, I believe I can make leaps and bounds in improvement. Instead of being "trapped" in the physical like a mundane, I want to fully realize I am merely anchored to it as a foundation.
Example: meditation and exercise in the dream. I wonder if lucid dream exercise and the like can make you physically stronger or more skillful?
It must be similar to hypnosis where you can affect your physical body through suggestion, except in the dreamstate you have more direct interface with your own subconscious. Visualization, thoughtforming and other magickal doings may become easier as well.
I suppose this is all something I will have to explore and discover for myself in the near future when it happens.
>>14859Instead of looking just for employment, I might suggest learning skills that can be marketed by yourself. hands-on trades (construction, electrical, plumbing, carpentry, engine repair - so many options), crafts, arts, etc. but this depends on your temperament.
There's honest and legitimate ways to make money online too - freelance programming, graphic design, etc if you have those skills. If not, you can always learn them. or sell things online too. drop shipping.
I like being "self-employed" so far. Most prospects for regular employment have failed me. Though I still am learning skills I may need for potential future work, I've made more money without a job than ever trying to get one.
Obviously it's not an "ideal life" from a mundane perspective but all my basic material needs are taken care of, and I slowly but steadily increase my monthly earnings. It took me a few years to get where I am though from having little. Setbacks do happen occasionally but I expect them, and they aren't something I get pissy about and I put enough money aside in savings as provision.
Use magick and insight to guide you to something you will want to do to make money if you don't know already. Just learn to trust in yourself. What NEETs (yes I know you may not be one) usually need is money, not necessarily employment. We're conditioned to think employment is the only way when there's limitless options if we open our minds to them.
One site I saw posted on here (or was it the old Fringe?) was "Early Retirement Extreme." it was pretty interesting and a good way to get some ideas. don't limit yourself to just this one though.
http://www.earlyretirementextreme.comHint: create a thoughtform or create a sigil that will guide you to a means to earn money. Maye something that doesn't take up too much time or energy and isn't dishonest but is still challenging enough to help you grow and perhaps help others. or whatever conditions you want. be creative, be patient and always be striving toward what you need. I've used several sigils over the years and see others still coming to fruition.