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1983-12 Methods of the Black Magician by Harold Klemp - GROSS v ECKANKAR
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1983-12 Methods of the Black Magician by Harold Klemp - GROSS v ECKANKAR
The Mystic World Winter 1983 excerpts:
"The black magician depends upon simple, inexperienced people to
provoke worship of the personality, for in ignorance is his power.
Signs of one in whom the Kal power is stronger than the ECK are
several, including:
1) Show him money and he wonders how to get it from you,
2) make peace in your household and he will try to break it up and
3) if you say, "This is Truth," he tries to prove it is not so.
"The potential for a fall from grace is a real danger when the
lust for power thrusts itself into the foreground. No matter what
high station anyone gets in his journey to God, he can end up a
fallen star unless he has truly seen the SUGMAD. . .
"A black magician has a degree of knowledge as to how invisible
energies split from the Audible Life Current, but he bends them
toward darkness and destruction. With power to invade dreams, he can
bring terror through nightmares. The dreamer quakes, wondering what
has suddenly unbalanced the delicate scale in his affairs. Monsters
appear, forces, tear at the Astral body and strange, awful phenomena
confront him.
"Fear grows and, with it, the disarming influence of the magician
steals over the victim. In the initial phase he scatters the initiate's
serenity so as to control the mind. Craving raw power, the magician
cares not a wit for Soul's freedom. . .
"To survive a psychic attack takes several approaches:
1) A conscious closing of the emotional door against the intruder.
Any photos, as well memorabilia, of a disruptive personality must be
put out of the house.
2) A constant chanting of HU or the initiate's personal word.
3) An actual fight on the inner planes whereby the trespasser is
driven off by marital arts or some weapon at hand.
4) Getting plenty of rest each night. . .
"People under psychic attack must make a decision whether to
follow the Lord of Light and sound, or the lord of darkness. Hesitation
creates a split current of energy within one. I've had reports of
people who suffered heart attacks because they let their emotions pull
in two different directions at the same time. Forego the Worship of
Moloch. The price is too dear. I can help you combat the dark force by
use of the might Sword of the SUGMAD -- but only if you listen."
The Mystic World (Winter 1983), pages 1-2
--- --- ---
Truisms:
"When we point the finger of blame at another,
there are always three other fingers pointing,
right back at ourself."
"Mirror, Mirror, on the wall,
Who is the ... of them all?"
More later...
The Mystic World Winter 1983 excerpts:
"The black magician depends upon simple, inexperienced people to
provoke worship of the personality, for in ignorance is his power.
Signs of one in whom the Kal power is stronger than the ECK are
several, including:
1) Show him money and he wonders how to get it from you,
2) make peace in your household and he will try to break it up and
3) if you say, "This is Truth," he tries to prove it is not so.
"The potential for a fall from grace is a real danger when the
lust for power thrusts itself into the foreground. No matter what
high station anyone gets in his journey to God, he can end up a
fallen star unless he has truly seen the SUGMAD. . .
"A black magician has a degree of knowledge as to how invisible
energies split from the Audible Life Current, but he bends them
toward darkness and destruction. With power to invade dreams, he can
bring terror through nightmares. The dreamer quakes, wondering what
has suddenly unbalanced the delicate scale in his affairs. Monsters
appear, forces, tear at the Astral body and strange, awful phenomena
confront him.
"Fear grows and, with it, the disarming influence of the magician
steals over the victim. In the initial phase he scatters the initiate's
serenity so as to control the mind. Craving raw power, the magician
cares not a wit for Soul's freedom. . .
"To survive a psychic attack takes several approaches:
1) A conscious closing of the emotional door against the intruder.
Any photos, as well memorabilia, of a disruptive personality must be
put out of the house.
2) A constant chanting of HU or the initiate's personal word.
3) An actual fight on the inner planes whereby the trespasser is
driven off by marital arts or some weapon at hand.
4) Getting plenty of rest each night. . .
"People under psychic attack must make a decision whether to
follow the Lord of Light and sound, or the lord of darkness. Hesitation
creates a split current of energy within one. I've had reports of
people who suffered heart attacks because they let their emotions pull
in two different directions at the same time. Forego the Worship of
Moloch. The price is too dear. I can help you combat the dark force by
use of the might Sword of the SUGMAD -- but only if you listen."
The Mystic World (Winter 1983), pages 1-2
--- --- ---
Truisms:
"When we point the finger of blame at another,
there are always three other fingers pointing,
right back at ourself."
"Mirror, Mirror, on the wall,
Who is the ... of them all?"
More later...
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