"If you read Franz's book closely you would see that he says don't talk about your work with anyone =P
Anyways, since you let the cat out of the bag already, I would lead him to Part II of the book where it has the exercises and show him…"
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Discussing occultism and magick with my Christian father
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Hello,Long story short, I am trying to have a discussion of my occult beliefs and practices with my Christian father. He is deeply concerned about my interest in occultism, and wants to have a…Continue
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"P.s. As a seeker myself, I ended up realizing that both the Old and New Testament are really important anyways. I never thought that's where I'd end up....but I did, as many honestly curious seekers do, who let go of their preconceptions.…"
"You oughtta look into how these modern occultists have the source of their works in early Hebrew scripture, some of it valued by early sects of Christians, as well. He might be more open towards it if he looks into the Apocrypha and texts called…"
Discussing occultism and magick with my Christian father
Hello,Long story short, I am trying to have a discussion of my occult beliefs and practices with my Christian father. He is deeply concerned about my interest in occultism, and wants to have a dialogue about these issues. I recently mentioned in an email to him (he currently lives overseas) that I am working through the exercises in Franz Bardon's "Initiation into Hermetics". I even sent him a pdf of the book (I told him I didn't expect him to read it, but I sent it to him anyway in case he…See More
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