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Edited on Sat Jan-15-05 01:01 PM by Pallas180
It's a good thing there was no internet when Hitler walked the earth.
a couple of comments here Dover.
This is my objection to these things being available in book stores and over the net (although there is one safety net which I'll mention later).
The average person does not realize the power of the WORD.
So they're standing in a bookstore or reading on the net the words: "I conjure such and such and such and such" - not realizing that by just reading the words THEY ARE CONJURING.
When I come across those words - I stop reading and skip over it. Do I want "things" hanging around me? NOOOOOO.
Of course, Moses and Aaron were magicians and powerful ones at that. You only have to think back to turning the staff into a snake, or bringing down frogs and pestilence, and Moses' breastplate (armour) of magical stones (gemstones)...
There is a book of Solomon's, Moses and Aaron's Kabaalistic magic, written in English but the magic "spells" are written in Hebrew - therefore only those who can read and pronounce Hebrew are able to call / conjure the "things". In addition to the calling, there is written in Hebrew the release to send the things "back".
This ties in with previous discussions on this board about being enlightened and being a person who would do no harm and who are in control of their emotions, thoughts and words.
One day I was in Mason's bookstore in NYC- and a book dropped on my foot. I picked it up and it was another book in a famous Torah series - (only it was a book I didn't know was not supposed to exist) I saw the title and the Hebrew and thought it would make a wonderful birthday gift for a Rabbi I knew, and so I gave it to him.
Mistake.
Although he had begun to hear spirit, which is why he came to me, he was not a spiritual person - which I realized when he cursed a person who died on his day off.
In any case, upon presentation of the gift, he informed me that no such book existed in the series, opened it and began to read (he could of course read and pronounce the Hebrew language) one of the "spells".
As he read, I saw coming down the hall, a thing, standing and walking with donkey ears and head and tail and hooves, and how would I describe, skin of leather like shingles....and red eyes. This was not your friendly angelic visitor.
Religious Jews don't just have a Mezzusah on the entrances to their houses, they have a Mezzusah on every interior door also. Fortunately this Rabbi did. The "Thing" could not pass from the hallway further into the living room because of the Mezzusah placed there...thank God.
I commanded it to go, repeatedly. It didn't move. Then I realized the Rabbi had called it in Hebrew and he had to say the release in Hebrew for it to go.
He thought I was joking when I described what was happening - I found the release in the book, he didn't want to have it go - and I had to be impress upon him this was not a joke and insistent that he say the release in Hebrew. (he really didn't want to - ).
Finally he said it and the thing disappeared.
I took the book away from him and received a rather unpleasant rebuke from him that he hoped that I wouldn't get something I wanted. Now when a man who prays all the time, says a word, it has power....he just didn't know that or care for that matter. His curse to the man who died and negative wish for me, ended the friendship.
As the catholics have found out, just because you're a man of the cloth doesn't mean you are a good person or a spiritual person bent on doing no harm.
So that's my story. These words have power - and unfortunately are available to the world, and as we have seen in America, at least 50% of whom have NO SENSE whatever.
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