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originally posted by: gell1234
What do you mean by real magic vs Harry Potter magic...
Can someone explain the difference please?
originally posted by: gell1234
I found my answer elsewhere thank you.
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Simple.
originally posted by: Bedlam
I might add, though, that the original Christian church had some wild ass magical practices and a lot of non-stated beliefs that did not make it into the King James except in little fragments.
It's my own idle speculation that if you wanted something personally useful and with some really whack-ass ability to it, if you could ferret out THAT secret (and of course, it presupposes something there to figure out) then you'd be Harry Potter-ish. If, that is, there actually wasn't a Yahweh that controlled its use/abuse.
originally posted by: Vector99
a reply to: gell1234
Shamans are actually real things...err people that is. They typically were the spiritual leader that got the tribe safely high as hell, then they would see the visions (hallucinations)
Witches aren't real.
A lot of what you think might be real isn't bro. Sorry to be blunt, but that's how it is.
Spend more time on science, and keep the pseudoscience as a hobby.
originally posted by: gell1234
No I've read at least one book of myths and found pseudoscience on Wikipedia with related terms but if only one person had answered my question, it would have saved me half a day, and maybe also have weeded out the less popular fiction from 'fact.'a reply to: hey1212
originally posted by: romilo
Humankind it self is mystical being, they can turn into any kind of monsters
originally posted by: ManBehindTheMask
originally posted by: Bedlam
I might add, though, that the original Christian church had some wild ass magical practices and a lot of non-stated beliefs that did not make it into the King James except in little fragments.
It's my own idle speculation that if you wanted something personally useful and with some really whack-ass ability to it, if you could ferret out THAT secret (and of course, it presupposes something there to figure out) then you'd be Harry Potter-ish. If, that is, there actually wasn't a Yahweh that controlled its use/abuse.
So true, I always wanted a more in depth history of Solomon , alas the king James writers apparently didn't want that master of demons to be talked about much
originally posted by: gell1234
Now...where should I start studying magic?
Wicca...Greece?