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(Podcast) Africa feroce e magnifica
(Podcast) Africa feroce e magnifica
https://open.spotify.com/episode/1ryZkHd5YeOQVUAR8Onn4t?si=j0qHYuTuQrmhvDLV_RzivA
Ecco una delle puntate più lunghe finora registrate per il mio podcast. Del resto c’era tantissima carne al fuoco e ho cercato di cuocerne il più possibile.Si parla di Africa, ma soprattutto di film di genere (e non) girati in questo continente stupendo, ma spesso idealizzato in modo molto occidentale, romantico e…
Dia de Los Muertos
I have not been celebrating this holiday for very long, only the past few years, and I am glad that I do now. Dia de Los Muertos, or the Day of the Dead, is a celebration of those that have passed before us. This holiday is not a sad one, it’s not a day to cry in remembrance, but to celebrate our family and friends and to remember their lives. Traditionally there are altars made to honor loved ones, food and flower offerings of those loved ones are placed on display as well as remembrances. For the spiritual element of this holiday, family and friends will gather round the altar created or in cemeteries, to celebrate, pray and support those that have passed on in their spiritual journeys.The way I celebrate is by visiting the graves of my family that have passed on and decorating their graves with marigold flowers and with traditional sugar skulls and other traditional and fun trinkets. This is not the only time I visit my family, not at all, but it is a time to celebrate them instead of mourning them. I know I don’t necessarily need a specific holiday to do that, but to honor my family during this holiday provides a sense of community and love and happiness as we keep them in our hearts.
For some more info online check out: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Day_of_the_Dead
http://www.azcentral.com/story/entertainment/holidays/day-of-the-dead/2014/09/24/day-of-the-dead-history/16174911/
http://dayofthedead.com/category/celebrations/
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Who else likes to go walking barefoot through graveyards in those dark hours before dawn?
2020
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The Ouija Board is such a mysterious object, maligned by many as a dangerous doorway to worlds we know nothing about, utilzed by others as a tool by which conversations may be held with disembodied spirits, plaything of the curious teenager, focus of so many Horror films dealing with Possession and Psychic Attack.So is the Ouija a dangerous implement to dabble with? well the answer is of cause a resounding YES! - but the key word of that question was “dabble!"
I have no knowledge of engineering, if you let me lose under the hood of your car and let ‘dabble’ as an engineer within its mechanics there is a good chance the next time you use your vehicle you will probably blow up or crash and die.
It is the same with the Ouija Board (as with all things in life), if you are not experienced in any form of Ouija Workings, Divination, Mediumship, the Occult or some form of Spirit Work then the Ouija has the potential to be a destructive and highly dangerous device.People who call the Ouija a Board Game and retailers who sell it as such are quite simply idiots and commercial money grabbers respectively … parents who let their small children play with the Ouija are just as stupid as parents who would let them play with a gun or sharp tools.
In short almost everything has the prospect to be dangerous if placed in the hands of the inexperienced and/or unknowledgeable - the Ouija is no different.
The use of the Ouija within Satanic Circles - and of cause I mean Theistic Satanic Circles, Rational Satanists are too dense to realize that there are other realms or disembodied spirits - differs from Circle to Circle, some do not use it at all, others individually among its Initiates for Spirit or Demonic Communication … yet others use it widely and experiment with deeper operations for the Board!
Such deeper uses include using the Ouija as a Portal for Communication with the Demon Asmodeus who is the ruling Demon of the Ouija (not Zoo as many would have you believe), Communication and recall of the dead on a Magickal level and in Workings kept more secret the Ouija may also be used in connection with the disembodied Spirit known as the Dybbuk or to harness death energy.
But what of the Spirit Zozo, it is one seemingly hard to trace, internet searches relate it to the Demon Pazuzu (this probably fuelled by the connection between Pazuzu and the Ouija in the 1974 film 'The Exorcist’), others say it is a lesser Demon of the denizens of Hell, some believe it is a fabricated Demon which has gained power through urban legend and internet paranoia (in other words an Egregore) - in truth I think it may be a merging of the two latter explanations.
Zozo may well be a lower level spirit - possibly even a Dybbuk - that has been empowered with the energy of belief through the countless accounts put forth over the internet and by word of mouth - maybe even a myth like the Bloody Mary urban legend only with a more historical background.
The true Demon of the Ouija is Asmodeus, a Spirit which regards the Ouija as a preferred method of communication, He is also a power Infernal Being for forming protections while operating Ouija sessions.
The Theistic Satanist need have no fear of the Ouija Board, if it is - as some lightworkers claim a portal to Hell - then what fear can this hold for the sincere Satanic Practitioner?
I would recommend that once Initiated as a Satanist and once Infernal Workings are underway that the Satanic Practitioner should begin to experiment with the Ouija Board … not only will it serve well for an Oracle of the disembodied Spirits of the dead but also for far more imaginative uses held within the Grimoire The Black Key!
Copyright© John Wakewood July 2017
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