A thought on magic

There are three fundamentally different ways to look at life right inside of us.

The body is all about survival and pleasure without any ethical boundaries (satan).

The soul is all about love, liberty, ethics and the submission to God (Christ).

And then there's the mind... the mind as a default takes the role of apologist of our body. It readily creates narratives that justify our own unethical or otherwise despicable behavior.

One of those narratives is that of our specialness. Our specialness justifies why the rules we demand others to obey don't always apply to us.

If this mental specialness narrative develops as a pseudo-spiritual expression, it is very pure luciferianism, of course, centering around being a sort of savior, messiah, or outright a god, which is the maximum ego inflation.

This "spiritual" simulation inside of the mind is where magic plays a role. Some call it the left-hand path. Black magic.

Unlike the soul, where love and gratitude rule, the mind - unless ruled by the soul - is heavily influenced by the body's focus on survival. It is all about creating narratives about possible futures and threats. Fear is the dominant characteristic of the mind as a default.

The soul needs no magic, because it knows that the world is the way God wanted it, whether we understand it or not. But the mind, based in fear, wants to change and control things around it in its favor. In order to survive, thrive maximize pleasure and minimize pain.

It wants things without doing the necessary work, so to speak. Magic is the obvious choice. And it will readily sacrifice others and/or their rights, to achieve that.

The luciferian (someone with spiritual ambitions in whom the mind rules the soul) is essentially a spiritual thief, trying to take what doesn't belong to him.

He sees himself above others (not one of God's creatures, but a god!) and tries to use magic to control, loot and even kill them.

The god the luciferian pretends to be is really just a beast dressed up in spiritual robes.

The only magic the soul needs is love, gratitude, forgiveness and humility.