#40206 - 07/13/10 06:55 PM
Re: Objective Effects of Lying.
[Re: Valor]
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Dan_Dread
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This is the issue of how lying can effect/affect our Objective universe. Now... during this ritual you ask to be granted a particular object of desire/s. Once this Rite is complete you then tell a friend that you possess this object, but stress that it's sorta "on hold", if you will... is this still lying? Or is it only a lie if it doesn't come true? If this object never reveals itself?
Only if you define lying as saying something that isn't true. Are you really asking if something can be true just because you wish it to be?
How does this concern ethics in accordance with "the good"?
The good? From my perspective the good is what serves my Will. You seem to be implying some sort of external 'good'. What would that be? And to what sort of ethics do you refer?
Now, what’s even more nip'tinglin to bite on is how this can effect our Will in the Objective universe. Let me be clear and say for instance I...performed a Rite to obtain a mundane item...but I never use subjective universe to obtain it, meaning I didn't do the actual work necessary to accompany the change needed, on my physical, mental and emotional end.
How/does this effect our Objective universe in accordance to our Will? Does it "thin out" it's effects ...watering down our abilities as magicians?
What you are describing is prayer. Does praying reduce our magical abilities? I guess it depends what you mean by magical abilities. If you are talking about some sort direct supernatural means, I would probably just laugh at you..so I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you are talking about our ability to effect the objective universe by way of the subjective. The answer to that hinges on whether you believe praying works. Do you?
I am beginning to think it does... if I were to perform Rites but never performed the actions necessary to obtain it here, do I weaken my Will?
I would say if you only want something bad enough to make a half assed wish for it rather than make an effort to make it happen yourself, your will is already weak.
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#40216 - 07/13/10 09:51 PM
Re: Objective Effects of Lying.
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Asmedious
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And i mind why? Is it because you said something? Because for some odd reason it's almost as if i couldn't care less for your tutoring skills at the moment... really, i'm sorry, but i just don't have it in me tonight. (not to break it to like this... butI finished 5 years of college without ya
Congratulations on earning your associates degree.
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#40218 - 07/13/10 10:43 PM
Re: Objective Effects of Lying.
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Valor
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Registered: 01/27/10
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And i mind why? Is it because you said something? Because for some odd reason it's almost as if i couldn't care less for your tutoring skills at the moment... really, i'm sorry, but i just don't have it in me tonight. (not to break it to like this... butI finished 5 years of college without ya Congratulations on earning your associates degree.
My sincerest thanks to you...but it's my Bachelor's. (masters next year)
I think this thread has been compromised..lol..holy hell. All this over two questions..lmao
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#40221 - 07/13/10 11:02 PM
Re: Objective Effects of Lying.
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Valor
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Again..since time only works in one direction..of course not. That's like telling someone you aren't a virgin in the hope of one day getting laid.
lmao...very good.
Ok, now how do you suppose it effects our subjective universe when we don't perform the work necessary that aids in aquiring this item...(blow it off) Does our Will degenerate?
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#40224 - 07/13/10 11:52 PM
Re: Objective Effects of Lying.
[Re: Valor]
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MatthewJ1
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There is Lesser Magic. Two useful definitions below: ‘Non-ritual or manipulative magic, sometimes called "LESSER MAGIC", consists of the wile and guile obtained through various devices and contrived situations, which when utilized, can create "change, in accordance with one's will". In olden times this would be called "fascination", "glamour", or the "evil eye".’ ASLV. TSB. P.60.
‘Lesser Black Magic (LBM) is the influencing of beings, processes, or objects in the objective universe by the application of obscure physical or behavioural laws.’ MAA. TOS. Appendix 10.
Then there is Greater Magic. Two useful definitions below: The change in situations or events in accordance with one's will, which would, using normally accepted methods, be unchangeable.’ ASLV. TSB P 110.
“Greater Black Magic (GBM) is the causing of change to occur in the subjective universe in accordance with the will. This change in the subjective universe may cause a similar and proportionate change in the objective universe.” Michael Aquino. The 600C.
To speak of a ritual or a rite is to speak of Greater Magic.
To doubt or to regard the is-to-be being articulated in the ritual as a lie is to undermine the ritual process itself. Sincerity is a key.
To doubt or to regard the is-to-be as a lie, outside and after the ritual is performed, is to undermine the effect that the ritual may/will/can have. Remember you do it and than you forget it and regard it as done.
To alter the OU via the SU happens because the ritual is effective in a genuinely supernormal sense, or because self transformation has taken place as a result of the ritual and therefore action via LM or normally accepted methods is easier.
Regarding it as a Lie waters down the effect either way.
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#40225 - 07/14/10 12:46 AM
Re: Objective Effects of Lying.
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Valor
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Registered: 01/27/10
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Loc: Coast of New England
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You forgot to mention that they misspelled curriculum and euphoric, unless europhoric was supposed to be a play on words.
I highly doubt that Valor completed 5 days of college and he wants us to believe that he completed 5 years. If that were true then he should have a degree that enables him to get a job which would allow him to buy a Ferrari and wouldn't have to result to something so ridiculous as performing a ritual to get one.
If you tell somebody something that is not true then it is, by default, a lie. Not a hard concept to grasp.
If all you do is perform rituals to obtain your desires and don't take any real action then your chances of obtaining said desires are about as good as they would be if you prayed.
I never mentioned anything about a Farrari, nor did i say i lied about anything at all... I was asking a question of "what if a lie took place when"... I make it a habit to be honest. and don't worry about my education.
P.s. It would bother you to know that i'll never have to work a day in my life if i chose not to and still be finacially secure. This is the benifit of having extremely sucessful parents.
listen, dont feel threatened 6satan, i'm only here for questions and knowledge, not to make friends...i have enough. Besides... your not too friendly.
Why is it when someone mispells a word or two here they get pulpit pounded and the thread gets poluted? If you don't like my couple mispelled words...go away. But some here actually take the time to ridicule and feel they need to tutor, why are you couple so irritating? Why all this malice over a mispelled word? Have you even challenged your own vices? Have you looked into the mirror today and found nothing to improve? Or is it that your so perfectly refined? Don't worry about my spelling, worry about challenging your own hinderences. It's pathetic.
Thank you sincerely to those who read it for what it actually is and posted with integrity and educational input. I know this forum is full of potential.
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#40231 - 07/14/10 06:46 AM
Re: Objective Effects of Lying.
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Valor
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Registered: 01/27/10
Posts: 54
Loc: Coast of New England
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Valor does have a point..there is more than enough nonsense to shred without having to resort to pointing out his lazy posting habits. Like the fact there is no substance behind any of this, and it is pure quasi-intellectual fluff, as an example. Or the fact that not a hint of logic or reasoning is displayed in either the premise or the conclusion, which is basically a series of un related non sequiters and bald assertions.
"Lying isn't lying if one day the thing you are talking about may happen but it weakens your will to do it for some reason not addressed"
Thank you..my thoughts exactly.
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