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    Quote Originally Posted by Trow View Post
    Tripple Gods/Goddesses can time travel. That's a bit like seeing the future only there's an extra edge to it.
    And yes, like witches they can transform into animals. Like astral projecting into other life forms.

    If you wish to learn how to do that i can point you in the right direction, soon cut out the guess work for you.
    I'm not sure I would be up to it but it would be something to learn alright!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Baron von Biffo View Post
    How could such an object have existed in pre-robot days?
    If you were a druid making one for someone else then wear a glove.or hold it in hide/cloth. When making it use a boulder of flint and break it up, i can assure you no human hand will have touched the inner shards you break off.

    Does this answer your question.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trow View Post
    If you were a druid making one for someone else then wear a glove.or hold it in hide/cloth. When making it use a boulder of flint and break it up, i can assure you no human hand will have touched the inner shards you break off.

    Does this answer your question.
    Ah, I took you a bit too literally to allow for gloved flint knappers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Baron von Biffo View Post
    Ah, I took you a bit too literally to allow for gloved flint knappers.
    That's the thing with ''magic'' When craft/ritual directs the slaughter of two virgins what image does it evoke? Busty young maidens on an alter? Stop that!

    Magic is literal but in the case of sacrafice involving virgins two young pigeons [less than breeding age] will suffice.
    “Enlightenment must come little by little - otherwise it would overwhelm.” Idries Shah. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idries_Shah

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trow View Post
    That's the thing with ''magic'' When craft/ritual directs the slaughter of two virgins what image does it evoke? Busty young maidens on an alter? Stop that!

    Magic is literal but in the case of sacrafice involving virgins two young pigeons [less than breeding age] will suffice.
    Sounds like Magicians would do well in the Dail expenses system.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trow View Post
    Tripple Gods/Goddesses can time travel. That's a bit like seeing the future only there's an extra edge to it.
    And yes, like witches they can transform into animals. Like astral projecting into other life forms.

    If you wish to learn how to do that i can point you in the right direction, soon cut out the guess work for you.
    Quote Originally Posted by bernadette View Post
    I'm not sure I would be up to it but it would be something to learn alright!
    I could'nt possibly tell you word for word i'm forbidden by oath. The consequence would be far more dire than ''the scolds bridle'' let me tell you.

    Get yourself a copy of the book ''the secret lore of magic'' by the author highlighted in my signature below and he'll maybe awaken the intuition in you. Can't guarantee that though, you'd have to be on the right path to begin with, if you know what i mean.
    “Enlightenment must come little by little - otherwise it would overwhelm.” Idries Shah. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idries_Shah

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trow View Post
    I could'nt possibly tell you word for word i'm forbidden by oath. The consequence would be far more dire than ''the scolds bridle'' let me tell you.

    Get yourself a copy of the book ''the secret lore of magic'' by the author highlighted in my signature below and he'll maybe awaken the intuition in you. Can't guarantee that though, you'd have to be on the right path to begin with, if you know what i mean.
    You so remind me of someone Trow...I will check for the book and, I rather think I do know what you mean.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trow View Post
    I could'nt possibly tell you word for word i'm forbidden by oath. The consequence would be far more dire than ''the scolds bridle'' let me tell you.

    Get yourself a copy of the book ''the secret lore of magic'' by the author highlighted in my signature below and he'll maybe awaken the intuition in you. Can't guarantee that though, you'd have to be on the right path to begin with, if you know what i mean.
    Quote Originally Posted by bernadette View Post
    You so remind me of someone Trow...I will check for the book and, I rather think I do know what you mean.
    They don't publish the book anymore as far as i know. They pop up on ebay occasionally. One other thing, if you do get one keep it wrapped in a yellow cloth. You already know the reason for that.
    “Enlightenment must come little by little - otherwise it would overwhelm.” Idries Shah. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idries_Shah

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trow View Post
    They don't publish the book anymore as far as i know. They pop up on ebay occasionally. One other thing, if you do get one keep it wrapped in a yellow cloth. You already know the reason for that.
    Why am I not surprised. I will keep watch.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trow View Post
    They don't publish the book anymore as far as i know. They pop up on ebay occasionally. One other thing, if you do get one keep it wrapped in a yellow cloth. You already know the reason for that.
    Quote Originally Posted by bernadette View Post
    Why am I not surprised. I will keep watch.
    There were two copies, one a collectors hard back on ebay last week. My ''all seeing eye'' will track one down for you. I'll let you know.
    “Enlightenment must come little by little - otherwise it would overwhelm.” Idries Shah. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idries_Shah

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    There were two copies, one a collectors hard back on ebay last week. My ''all seeing eye'' will track one down for you. I'll let you know.

    So kind, thank you but if we're talking collectors copies I doubt I could afford it so don't worry.

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    There were two copies, one a collectors hard back on ebay last week. My ''all seeing eye'' will track one down for you. I'll let you know.
    Quote Originally Posted by bernadette View Post
    So kind, thank you but if we're talking collectors copies I doubt I could afford it so don't worry.
    Collectors hardbacks sell there for around 70 pounds sterling, paperback copies go for between 10-20 pounds.

    If you are meant to have it i'm sure you will.

    Now, to use one of your own words ''Caution'' or you could end up like that poor woman in the opening post or worse should you evoke the wrath of the supernatural.

    In freemasonry [who i believe practice old drui ritual to their own ends] a penalty for talking out of class, departing secrets and so on was to cut out the tongue, bury it at the ebb of the tide and then hang you by the neck.
    In fact, you have to do this yourself less you be judged on your deed on the stairway to the afterlife.

    There's always that price to pay in life and death is'nt there? And so many variant punishments/consequence dictated by authorities overt and covert.

    What will they come up with next?
    “Enlightenment must come little by little - otherwise it would overwhelm.” Idries Shah. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idries_Shah

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trow View Post
    Collectors hardbacks sell there for around 70 pounds sterling, paperback copies go for between 10-20 pounds.

    If you are meant to have it i'm sure you will.

    Now, to use one of your own words ''Caution'' or you could end up like that poor woman in the opening post or worse should you evoke the wrath of the supernatural.

    In freemasonry [who i believe practice old drui ritual to their own ends] a penalty for talking out of class, departing secrets and so on was to cut out the tongue, bury it at the ebb of the tide and then hang you by the neck.
    In fact, you have to do this yourself less you be judged on your deed on the stairway to the afterlife.

    There's always that price to pay in life and death is'nt there? And so many variant punishments/consequence dictated by authorities overt and covert.

    What will they come up with next?
    If there is one thing I'm sure I couldn't do, particularly to myself! its cut my tongue out. And then hang myself. I don't think so!

    Everything has its price? I don't know about that. I think somethings freely given can be abused and that can give rise to problems.

    Whatever they come up with next will not or had better not involve me.

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    Don't be scaring people so close to bedtime, Trow

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    Quote Originally Posted by bernadette View Post
    If there is one thing I'm sure I couldn't do, particularly to myself! its cut my tongue out. And then hang myself. I don't think so!

    Everything has its price? I don't know about that. I think somethings freely given can be abused and that can give rise to problems.

    Whatever they come up with next will not or had better not involve me.
    Unless you're a freemason and taken their oath you need'nt worry.

    As a self confessed ''learner'' take it from a guy who knows alot about the ''old ways'' that things have changed since then in that some rituals can't be performed anymore as, however good your intent, demonic underworld entities pollute the grove turning it from Seelie [good] to unseelie [evil]

    Planting geranium is one thing, progress up the higher ritual rungs of the ladder requires the oath and with or without that there are consequences if you venture were you should'nt be.

    I doubt you would be even slightly interested in how to control underworld entities so you've little to worry about.
    Would'nt have been so long ago you'd be jailed, burned at the stake or dunked for planting round hill forts so whatever you feel you have been ''freely given'' did have a consequence and probably still does if mentioned in the wrong place.,
    “Enlightenment must come little by little - otherwise it would overwhelm.” Idries Shah. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idries_Shah

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