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    Does anyone know a good source of information about psychic self defence, apart from Dion Fortune's book?

    Any info would be very much appreciated

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    The Denning and Phillips book is phenomenal.

    www.amazon.com/Llewellyn-Practical-Psychic-Self-Defense-Llewelyn/dp/0875421903/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1366154520&sr=8-1-fkmr0

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    Thank you very much Jim. For some reason many people think that Dion Fortune is the only authority on the subject. Whilst I think that her book is very informative, it is my opinion that it lacks more practical tecniques of psychic self defence (i.e. I already knew how to bless water and salt).

    In her book she describes pentagrams as an effective symbol to ward off evil. if I am not mistaken Abramelin says that unless the person drawing pentagrams is very skilled, the symbol is quite worthless (I may remember incorrectly). If this is true drawing pentagrams on the door to protect the house gives only a false sense of protection. What is your opinion on the subject?

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    Drawing pentagrams on a door is, in itself, insufficient. However, that doesn't mean it's not a valid technique. Fortune's book was a standard for over half a century, and still has much to teach.

    The book I recommended simply goes much further.

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    @Jim Eshelman said

    "Drawing pentagrams on a door is, in itself, insufficient. However, that doesn't mean it's not a valid technique. Fortune's book was a standard for over half a century, and still has much to teach.

    The book I recommended simply goes much further."

    Would the book you recommend explain how to render pentagrams a sufficient method of protection?

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    @Freya said

    "Thank you very much Jim. For some reason many people think that Dion Fortune is the only authority on the subject. Whilst I think that her book is very informative, it is my opinion that it lacks more practical tecniques of psychic self defence (i.e. I already knew how to bless water and salt).

    In her book she describes pentagrams as an effective symbol to ward off evil. if I am not mistaken Abramelin says that unless the person drawing pentagrams is very skilled, the symbol is quite worthless (I may remember incorrectly). If this is true drawing pentagrams on the door to protect the house gives only a false sense of protection. What is your opinion on the subject?"

    I've personally never heard of this, unless what is meant is that they have a complete ignorance of what that symbol means. Some, of course view the pentagram as a symbol of Satan, which if used as a pertection with this idea in mind, may weaken it. However, if you know enough about the true symbolism behind it, it is effective - and I'm betting that the symbol itself holds power when used regardless. Do you already know about the LBRP? If you read Dion Fortune, then I'm guessing you do. If not, then that is a great way to begin. There is a lot of information available on this nice banishing ritual.

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    @Freya said

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    @Jim Eshelman said
    "Drawing pentagrams on a door is, in itself, insufficient. However, that doesn't mean it's not a valid technique. Fortune's book was a standard for over half a century, and still has much to teach.

    The book I recommended simply goes much further."

    Would the book you recommend explain how to render pentagrams a sufficient method of protection?"

    No pentagram will be enough if you keep your aura receptive to the invader. It is like building a huge wall around your house and leaving the door unlocked.
    Psychological hygiene is a very important part.

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    Yes, I know about the ritual you mention but I was told that it has the propensity to "light up" your presentce in the astral. I was told is good when performing other rituals afterwards, but not as a protection ritual on its own. I was told that the Rose cross ritual is the one to use......is this view correct?

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    @Freya said

    "Yes, I know about the ritual you mention but I was told that it has the propensity to "light up" your presentce in the astral. I was told is good when performing other rituals afterwards, but not as a protection ritual on its own. I was told that the Rose cross ritual is the one to use......is this view correct?"

    Yes it does. Exactly right. It takes you out of hiding. And you need to live your life visible, lit up, vibrant, etc.

    If you only perform it occasionally, you only light yourself up but don't have the strength and habituated patterns that make it powerful. This is why the advice is to perform it daily, as a way of life.

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    thank Jim. Would it be fair to assume that the Lesser banishing ritual only attracts unwanted attention at the beginning, and not when it is done habitually? How about doing the rose cross ritual every day? What effects will that ritual have?

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    It ALWAYS attracts attention - over the year's, you mature into a blazing Sun illuminating the in er worlds. But you also become a tough mother-fucker, on course and doing your Will, so that doesn't matter.

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    Well i have never learned to defend myself and i think i shouldnt 😆

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    If I do both at the beginning, will the cancel each other out?

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    @Freya said

    "If I do both at the beginning, will the cancel each other out?"

    Both what? At the beginning of what?

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    @Jim Eshelman said

    "It ALWAYS attracts attention - over the year's, you mature into a blazing Sun illuminating the in er worlds."

    And on what grounds do you make this claim? Or, in fact, any of the claims you've made on this thread?

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    Both rituals, the lesser banishing ritual first and then the rose cross.

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    @Freya said

    "Both rituals, the lesser banishing ritual first and then the rose cross."

    I wouldn't mix them unless there were an extraordinary reason.

    The RC ritual is useful for situations where U want to hide in some sense, or have a withdrawn and undisturbed space as for very still meditation. This is useful sometimes, but no way to live one's life.

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    @Los said

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    "It ALWAYS attracts attention - over the year's, you mature into a blazing Sun illuminating the in er worlds."

    And on what grounds do you make this claim? Or, in fact, any of the claims you've made on this thread?"

    1. Experience
    2. Observation
    3. Confirming feedback from others

    It's basically the core method of A.'.A.'.:

    1. Due something
    2. Observe & record
    3. Assess & draw conclusions based primarily on personal experiencs
      Etc.
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    I just found this while doing a research. Magnificent expert opinion on the subject of “not believing at empirical evidence”.

    "Parachute use to prevent death and major trauma related to gravitational challenge: systematic review of randomised controlled trials."

    www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16602356

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    @Jim Eshelman said

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    @Jim Eshelman said
    "It ALWAYS attracts attention - over the year's, you mature into a blazing Sun illuminating the in er worlds."

    And on what grounds do you make this claim? Or, in fact, any of the claims you've made on this thread?"

    1. Experience
    2. Observation"

    No amount of pretending that you're a "blazing Sun illuminating the inner worlds" demonstrates that there are inner worlds on which anything like this is happening. Unless by "inner worlds," you simply mean "make believe," which I suspect you do not.

    "3. Confirming feedback from others"

    And no matter how many other people also pretend that they're a "blazing Sun illuminating the inner worlds," this still doesn't demosntrate that there are inner worlds or anything remotely like this.

    It's the same with all the rest of these claims. There's no such thing as "psychic attack," so the OP can go ahead and draw any symbols you want over anything you want. The result will be the same.

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