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To: alt.magick From: Gnomedplume@aol.com (Gnome d Plume) Subject: Re: Gnome's Secret Teaching: Reciprocal Giving Date: Mon, 01 Jul 2002 22:03:23 GMT On Mon, 01 Jul 2002 20:11:56 GMT, "Asiya"wrote: >"Gnome d Plume" wrote in message >news:3d1f8ec1.9367940@trialnews.peoplepc.com... >> On Sun, 30 Jun 2002 22:22:36 GMT, "Asiya" >> wrote: >> >> >Gnome has been cool in answering some questions I've posted here >that >> >have nothing to with the Goetia. But I won't be asking him any more >> >questions about Goetic evocation due to the dismissive childish way >> >he's reacted to my reasonable questions in the past. And it makes >> >Goetic work seem like a waste of time. The first thing I noticed >about >> >Gnome while lurking on alt.magick years ago is how self-absorbed he >> >is, yet he is a Goetia "expert", and that was very surprising. >> >> ******I'm glad you won't be asking me anymore questions. I just hope >> you can stick to that commendable resolution. But if the temptation >> should arise, be sure to phrase them in that "reasonable" manner so >> that I can continue to ignore them without feeling guilty >about---and >> as for Goetia, you don't need it--- and it certainly does not need >> you.***** > >Sadly, a predictable response. But did my message *really* go over >your head? Perhaps it will lie in the back of your mind, lie sleeping >in your heart and one moment someday, before it's too late, hit home >for you. > >Asiya ******I'm afraid not. I have no interest in trying to convince anyone that they should practice Solomonic Magick. I have often said that this is a philosophical/spiritual Art Form that no one can or should be "talked into." Those few who are drawn to the sophisticated and subjective practice of this Art do not have to be convinced of it's validity--nor should they be. They will seek out the books and the teachers with determination far beyond the whims of the curious and the speculations of dilettantes. It is for this reason that I have no patience with your type of questions or any particular interest in your mode of discourse. We present a gateway to the serious student---who, contrary to your perception---is not looking for a verbal tennis match and would not respect a teacher who engaged in such counterproductive activities. You obviously do not want to do this work and you never did--so you are wasting my time. Sorry but that is the way it is. And any potential student discouraged by what I have stated above has failed the first test at the steps of the Temple. Thanks. At least you helped me to establish that.****** Good Magick! (for those who really want it) Friendly old Gnome http://members.aol.com/CHSOTA/dmirror.html
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