“You frequently mention that witches and sorcerers are not exactly human. What do you mean by that?” Every person you see, every person you can call a human is understandable and not dangerous as long as he doesn’t change. We don’t like people who are susceptible to change.
“My current goal is to build relationships with people of another culture. Right now, I’m being perceived more as a stranger. What principles of interaction with other cultures should I consider on the magical level to make them trust me and be perceived as one of them, or as a friend?”
There are two connectional aspects in the social world, they are cultural and civilizational. Culture comes from gods, and civilization comes from people. You need to obey the laws in force on this land explicitly
“As a child I often experienced as if right here in my room there were evil entities that wanted to take my mom away from me. I was terrified, I would wake up, but I couldn’t say a word. I screamed, but there was no sound. I tried to move, but I couldn’t. Also, until I was 14, I used to experience panic attacks, then it just stopped. What was that?”
You described the effect of sleep paralysis and a child’s fear of losing a mother. This destructive fear is your vulnerability, and anyone can use it against you by activating this image.
“About a year ago, a company that failed to pay me what it owed went bankrupt. Does this mean that, by law, they owe me nothing? What does bankruptcy mean for both parties involved from a magical perspective?”
From a magical perspective, this indicates the loss of resources and opportunities to receive it from there. But that doesn’t mean that you can’t get it from another source.
The Yggdrasil Tree Worlds. The structure of the system in the Scandinavian tradition. The nine worlds: Svartalfheimr, Helheimr, Midgard
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The Yggdrasil Tree Worlds. The structure of the system in the Scandinavian tradition. The nine worlds: Muspelheimr, Niflheimr, Asgard
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All literature, as you know, is written by people.
There was a person, a product of his time, and he belonged to a certain tradition, a certain religion. He had a personal history. And all that was a filter through which information was refracted. As it was refracted through his mental body, through his hands, through his eyes and through his thoughts, the information took the form of a complete work.
The Law of Cause and Effect, which supports the process of self-knowledge, suggests that it is not enough to observe the effects of the manifestation of a phenomenon that magic literature shows us. The key to self-knowledge is to find and establish the cause of the observed effect.
