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can the energy of enemy used on behalf of us?

hobert6662 min to read

Greeting

i write this using google translate so i know its weird looking.

These two questions are hypothetical; they were asked out of curiosity. I do not engage in such things.

1- Those who perform magic using the Quran refer to themselves as "practitioners of havas" (esoteric/occult arts). They write verses from the Quran onto a piece of paper, add the names of a few false prophets around them, recite the resulting incantation, place it inside a pendant, and wear it—this is how they cast their spells. Could we do the same thing, either using the Quran or a "satanic" text—for instance, the Kitab al-Jilwah (Book of Revelation)? I realize this falls under the "Right-Hand Path," but it strikes me as odd that they are able to perform magic so quickly and easily. I suspect these spells work because they "charge" the Quran with their own vile rituals. What are your thoughts on this? My second question concerns the Islamic holiday of Eid al-Adha (Feast of Sacrifice), during which Muslims slaughter a vast number of animals—far more than what is needed for food—and, in doing so, channel the animals' energy into a "reptilian reservoir." Is it possible for us to intervene—perhaps by being among these Muslims—to prevent the energy of an animal destined for (or already subjected to) sacrifice from reaching this reptilian reservoir? Alternatively, is there a way to harness that energy without having to slaughter the animal?

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This is the targeted message.

What's more important here is to clarify about what sets Zevism apart from other religions. You're still approaching Zevism with an outdated mindset, and there is no point in dwelling on these books. The methods you describe, some are unethical and others ineffective as a means of spiritual advancement. Whatever hold they have over people depends on those people remaining spiritually asleep and unaware of how they are being influenced.

As for how these spells are supposed to work, if anything in them works, I would attribute it to the practitioner's own willpower and ability to focus their energy on a specific goal. As for the last part of your post, these are lower forms of magick and very macabre. We are not "satanists" either, and we have no need to reframe other people's practices in Zevist terms. Zevism goes beyond the whole division between the Right-Hand and Left-Hand traps. The idea of infiltrating a Muslim group, that would be both dangerous and unnecessary.

Zevism is founded on personal growth and the advancement of our own souls. The Gods have given us the tools to do that work ourselves and to improve both our material and our spiritual lives. If you want to practise magick, begin with the Meditation/Witchcraft sections. Learn what each practice is for. The only magick worthy of pursuing is that which accords with the laws of Ma'at.

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