Re: [BardonPraxis] Re: Black Magic

["Rawn Clark" <rawnclark@...>]

Dear Joa,

>> Well, if the magician chooses don´t protect himself, that´s his
personal election. But, what about his loving beings? Must he resigns to
see how they are killed? If the magician refuses to protect them using
black magic if it is necessary, can this omission of help generate a bad
karma to him? That´s the question. Please, note that I am not talking
about "seeking revenge" in
any way. <<

:) There's no universal rule of what action will cause negative karma
for *every* individual. It's just too complex to generalize in that
way. All I can say with certainty is that if *I* were to react in that
way *I* would generate a huge negative karmic debt for myself.

>> In fact, when someone plays with black magic, he is playing with
something very real and very dangerous, because it escapes easily to
your control and you never know what will be the final result of that
game or the magnitude of the harm that you really can create to others
or to yourself. <<

It really bugs me when folks speak of "Black Magic" because what you're
describing here is *not* magic. It's psychosis and anti-social
behaviour. In other words, it's mental illness not magic.

>> I am in total accord with you, Rawn, when you say that in the
practice of
magic, ethics plays a very important role, but in my humble opinion the
life
can present situations very extreme and difficult where the best defence
can
be a good attack. Do you agree with me? <<

No, *I* don't but what difference does that make? What matters is what
*you* think. :)

My best to you,
:) Rawn Clark
03 May 2004
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