Magickal Practices Hidden in Christianity.

[Nazheek]

A jew is a man who worships YHVH. Biblically, no Christian is ever mentioned as a Christian, but as a Jew. Jews, like my form of Christianity, have mystics.

Indeed, Christianity itself has roots in Magick. Pagans will invoke a God through Invokation. Herr Crowley states that there are three forms of Invokation. Christianity uses two. Devotion (worship of only on God in this case) and dram (church). The bible says "And in gatherings of two or more, He is present." Essentially, this guarantees that drama is a method of invokation that works.

Invokation in Christianity is a manner of prayer, and summons God to hear your pleas. Now, Magick is mentioned as forbidden in the bible, or is it? I argue that the bible has been tainted by human hands, and mistranslation shows. In the language this book was written in, necromancy and magick are indistinguishable. I believe that the correct translation is that necromancy is forbidden. This is, we cannot commune with the souls of the resting.

Many Christians do this, though, through praying to the dead such as relatives and saints. This is sinful in the eyes of YHVH.

Indeed, a peculiar God such as one that uses a word as a sigil would have unusual laws.

And so I say to all Christians, let the true power within you be let free! Magick is for all.

[Nazheek]

[hope]

You invoke a new future
when you envision your past
Ain't the light of your present.

The Invocation 1903 Gauguin Paul