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my friend is a jew

arem

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i tried to keep this concise but i have a tendency to yap for too long, apologies

so i have this friend, who i rarely ever got out with on my own, mostly due to what seems like zero overlap in our availability schedule. otherwise, we hang out as a part of a group every few months when time permits.
i knew he was a jew long before i started taking Zevism seriously. it always stayed somewhere in the back of my mind, but it always led to excuses, such as "surely he isnt genetically a jew, theres so few of them in this country, surely his family just converted" (not that thats ideal either). he himself is not yet officially converted, because there are no rabbis in our city that could do that, but his entire family "practices the religion".
since i started doing daily meditations, we've met only once, recently, and i could not shake off the feeling something was off. it started when he began laughing for like 5 minutes straight, but completely.. devoid of emotion. it would be more touching if an actual AI did the same. now, had it been the only thing that happened i would've forgotten about it already.
as we were walking i kept sensing what has to be the most off putting energy I've ever felt. not strong, but uncomfortable.
i kept seeing a weird blackish / dark greyish energy circling through him, similar to how a few drops of black ink would look a few seconds after they fall into a glass of water. i dont usually start seeing energies out of the blue, unless concentrated on it.
i know ive gotten better at it, but not drastically. so i cant believe this would be the first time it was so prominent, now leading me to not being sure whether im making it up or not.

I've read through other similar posts here, and I've seen i should "do the final Ritual on him and see what happens" but i just dont know how i would see a change, given that that man has an immune system of an ant and would get unwell from a spring breeze if he went outside without a coat.
im also not really at a level at which i can communicate with Gods completely freely, it mostly consists of very simple answers, pointers and so on. so im not too sure i can expect a true meaningful or deep answer (dont get me wrong, im aware its a blockage on my end)
my biggest concerns being, firstly, he is a smart dude and we've had some truly interesting conversations in the past, so i now feel like im losing a friend, perhaps a bit naive of me.
secondly, how in the world do i do anything about this without shattering the friend group?
and thirdly, i think you figured by now i have no idea what my next step should be, let alone the road i should take, so im shamelessly asking for advice
 
A jew is no friend of yours.
simple enough, but i need to find the least painful way to distance myself while remaining friends with the rest of the group, while not disclosing why thats happening. they all heard of ToZ, making remarks about what an awful place it is, and i really dont want to raise suspicion further.
 
The fact that you're confessing this to yourself first and foremost, is a sign of courage and advancement. You've already done half of the work, now make sure to slowly detach from him and try not to talk to each other.

thank you 🥲 im guessing im gonna have to figure out the rest as i go but your words did encourage me
 
That's tough. In my opinion, you can only distance yourself very slowly like Hellenic Zevism said.
You don't want to be abrupt because it'd be weird for the friend group.
It could be wise to clean your aura particularly well in the evening if you happened to meet this jew during the day.
 
simple enough, but i need to find the least painful way to distance myself while remaining friends with the rest of the group, while not disclosing why thats happening. they all heard of ToZ, making remarks about what an awful place it is, and i really dont want to raise suspicion further.
You could use a binding to prevent the him continuing to interact with your friend group, alternatively curse him to be hated by your friends it will take some time but eventually he will be phased out and you will keep your friends and exclude the toxic element.
 
it started when he began laughing for like 5 minutes straight, but completely.. devoid of emotion.
The Joker Lol GIF
 
You could use a binding to prevent the him continuing to interact with your friend group, alternatively curse him to be hated by your friends it will take some time but eventually he will be phased out and you will keep your friends and exclude the toxic element.
bless you i did not think of that 🙏

and thank you to everyone else too
 
If you got emotional attachment and rough to quit it then there's a spell you could do to detach yourself, more of a meditation and then you will feel nothing about him.
 
Unless you're leaving a LOT out this doesn't sound like a friend. You've had some interesting conversations and rarely see them. That's an acquaintance at best. Friends KNOW each other (who they really are), have a genuine connection and relationship, are compatible, understand each other, and over time have developed what they have - a friendship. Good friends have proven themselves to each other in difficult situations/times. Real friends will do a lot and sacrifice for each other to help and support them.
I don't want to make assumptions but it sounds like this jew is just someone you know and not anything close to an actual friend. If this is the case you may want to evaluate your views on this, as calling such a person a friend could indicate a very superficial view on the matter.
Hanging on to anyone that is not a distinctly positive influence is not worth it. Not just people who make you feel good but people who are actually on your side, supportive, want what's best for you, etc.

Since you still want to keep the group, I suggest working magick to eject the jew from the situation. Be rid of it and have your friends be rid of it. Using magick means you don't get the "blame" for anything. You'll be doing your friends a favor - yehuborim almost always tend to corrupt Gentiles or at least encourage the wrong things. It's their nature.
 
Unless you're leaving a LOT out this doesn't sound like a friend. You've had some interesting conversations and rarely see them. That's an acquaintance at best. Friends KNOW each other (who they really are), have a genuine connection and relationship, are compatible, understand each other, and over time have developed what they have - a friendship. Good friends have proven themselves to each other in difficult situations/times. Real friends will do a lot and sacrifice for each other to help and support them.
I don't want to make assumptions but it sounds like this jew is just someone you know and not anything close to an actual friend. If this is the case you may want to evaluate your views on this, as calling such a person a friend could indicate a very superficial view on the matter.
Hanging on to anyone that is not a distinctly positive influence is not worth it. Not just people who make you feel good but people who are actually on your side, supportive, want what's best for you, etc.

Since you still want to keep the group, I suggest working magick to eject the jew from the situation. Be rid of it and have your friends be rid of it. Using magick means you don't get the "blame" for anything. You'll be doing your friends a favor - yehuborim almost always tend to corrupt Gentiles or at least encourage the wrong things. It's their nature.
I've known him for years and we were somewhat close. that was before i started taking anything on ToZ seriously, let alone meditate daily (was severely depressed, along with other issues, and could not bring myself to do it).
but at the time we did see each other quite often, even if a part of group settings. we bonded over common interests (language and literature mostly, along with art, its what i meant by interesting conversations, poorly phrased).
as for your definition of "friend", maybe my views on it have changed over time, since i can tell for quite some time now, each month made a difference in how i approach things, but i did for a long time consider him a friend. call me naive, I'll take it.
it's recently we rarely ever met because since the beginning of this semester, my work schedule and his college schedule dont have much overlap.

as for the last part you said, thank you, i was thinking of something like that after other replies too.
 
I've known him for years and we were somewhat close. that was before i started taking anything on ToZ seriously, let alone meditate daily (was severely depressed, along with other issues, and could not bring myself to do it).
but at the time we did see each other quite often, even if a part of group settings. we bonded over common interests (language and literature mostly, along with art, its what i meant by interesting conversations, poorly phrased).
as for your definition of "friend", maybe my views on it have changed over time, since i can tell for quite some time now, each month made a difference in how i approach things, but i did for a long time consider him a friend. call me naive, I'll take it.
it's recently we rarely ever met because since the beginning of this semester, my work schedule and his college schedule dont have much overlap.

as for the last part you said, thank you, i was thinking of something like that after other replies too.
Honestly it's understandable that you'd feel something then, there's been enough for it. But in this case it's no reason to feel bad about cutting them out of the entire situation.

You will experience much change in yourself from here on, that's what meditation does. You'll see things differently because your awareness and understanding will expand and grow.

It's not always easy but it is always worth it. Keep at it.
 

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