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# Re: Black Magic

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- To: BardonPraxis@yahoogroups.com
- Subject: Re: Black Magic
- From: "Daniel Gutmanas" <noxerus@...>
- Date: Fri, 30 Apr 2004 11:00:10 -0000
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    Dear Joa,

    > But I am in TOTAL disagreement with you when you say that the best
    > response is "to ignore the threat and not to get paranoid". Well,
    > I don´t believe that a person that has been threaten of death by
    > a dangerous person (an assasin, for example) has "paranoia". He has
    > REALLY a problem, and to ignore that can put in danger his own
    > life. If you ignore a problem when you really have a problem, then
    > you are doing the same thing that the ostrich: to hide your head
    > under the ground.

    I see how I misphrased my comment, but this is not what I meant. I
    wanted to say that I believe that most "psychic" attacks are the
    result of paranoia or fear, and that genuine "psychic" attacks are
    rather rare. I never said that you should not respond to a real
    attack - on the contrary, I think you should shield yourself from it.

    >
    >> "Instead of harming him, I think it is much
    >> preferred to neutralize his attack"
    >
    > Well, let´s suppose that a woman is mistreated by her husband
    > every day, physically and psychically. She informs on the police
    > her case, but the police is absolutely negligent with this case
    > (this is something very frequent in many parts of the world,
    > unfortunately, and many women die).
    > Well, could you say me what method must employ this woman
    > to "neutralize his attack"? Sincerely, I haven´t got very clear
    > how this woman could defend herself and those close to her (for
    > example, her children, who, in many occasions are victims of the
    > domestic violence too). The examples that I could put to you are
    > innumerable...

    Every such case (and unfortunately, I am aware that there are too
    many of them) is different. In some, the woman with her children can
    escape and move to her relatives, or some other safe haven, and
    completely cut off their previous life with the abusing husband. In
    many cases there does exist such an option, but the woman does not
    realize that she is being abused or that she should protect herself
    and her children. But I digress; the woman should most definitely
    protect herself from the abuse, with the means available to her.
    But, doing so should not entail harming the abusing husband out of
    revenge.
    For example, she might give him a sleeping pill, or tie him up, etc,
    and then run away. Such an action, although it did hurt him, was
    done out of necessity, and not out of revenge.
    If, on the other hand, that woman would tie her husband up and then
    kill him, it would already be revenge and "sense of justice", and
    not just necessity.
    In short, do whatever you can to protect yourself, but make sure
    your actions indeed do come from the need for protection, and not
    from the wish of revenge.
    I do not think there are as many "kill or be killed" situations as
    people think, and regarding those that do happen, I have no answer
    yet - I assume that for a true magician who already knows the nature
    of death and incarnation, the better action would be to let himself
    be killed in such an extreme situation, but I honestly don't know.
    Is the situation you discuss truly one where there is no other way
    to resolve it other than killing the aggressor? Is your thought
    regarding the use of black magic, aimed at protection, or at revenge?

    I think that Rawn summed it up very well in his post (as he usually
    does :).

    Sincerely,
    Daniel Gutmanas

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