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 Posted: Fri Aug 18, 2006 11:40 am
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Posted: Fri Aug 18, 2006 11:48 am
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missmagpie Eshmasesh And by entities I refer to pretty much everything in the supernatural realm. Is there any certain way of knowing, even on a personal level, that you're not just letting your imagination run wild? Ask them for some sort of proof. Something substantial. Eg. "Are you really a dragon?" RAWR BURN FLAME DEATH. Then it was probably a dragon. |
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Posted: Fri Aug 18, 2006 12:43 pm
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Eshmasesh Isn't it a bad thing to tell your gods to ******** off? ninja Maybe I'm just missing some important information.
I tell a lot of gods to ******** off. My experience has had the range from "That's nice Sweety, now that you're done making a fool of yourself... ~THWAP~ LISTEN UP!" to them taking a hike.
My deities know me before they approach me. They know what they are in for and they know how to deal with it.
Other deities I have interacted with- Odin included have laughed their a** off, asked me why I thought I could treat them like that, and upon hearing my explination, met me somewhere on middle ground.
Oh... the joy that is being LHP.
Quote: And by entities I refer to pretty much everything in the supernatural realm.
Quote: Is there any certain way of knowing, even on a personal level, that you're not just letting your imagination run wild?
There is something to be said for an overwhelming feeling of Gnosis.
Like I said- depends on the being in question. I tend to work somewhere between "Yeah? Prove it!" to "Like hell you are who you say you are! ~weapon leveled at being~" to actual research. To borrow an example from my dear Brother- if the Morrigan came and said she was a goddess of light and love- if it isn't her- she's getting tossed out on her arse. If it is her- she would expect him to draw a blade and get ready to trounce her. |
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Posted: Sat Aug 19, 2006 6:14 pm
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TeaDidikai Eshmasesh Isn't it a bad thing to tell your gods to ******** off? ninja Maybe I'm just missing some important information. Depends on the gods. I tell a lot of gods to ******** off. My experience has had the range from "That's nice Sweety, now that you're done making a fool of yourself... ~THWAP~ LISTEN UP!" to them taking a hike. My deities know me before they approach me. They know what they are in for and they know how to deal with it. Other deities I have interacted with- Odin included have laughed their a** off, asked me why I thought I could treat them like that, and upon hearing my explination, met me somewhere on middle ground. Oh... the joy that is being LHP. Quote: And by entities I refer to pretty much everything in the supernatural realm. Fair enough. Quote: Is there any certain way of knowing, even on a personal level, that you're not just letting your imagination run wild? Question and Test them. There is something to be said for an overwhelming feeling of Gnosis. Like I said- depends on the being in question. I tend to work somewhere between "Yeah? Prove it!" to "Like hell you are who you say you are! ~weapon leveled at being~" to actual research. To borrow an example from my dear Brother- if the Morrigan came and said she was a goddess of light and love- if it isn't her- she's getting tossed out on her arse. If it is her- she would expect him to draw a blade and get ready to trounce her.
question: What does LHP stand for? |
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Posted: Sat Aug 19, 2006 7:04 pm
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Posted: Sat Aug 19, 2006 7:58 pm
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Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 4:14 am
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TeaDidikai Dragon_Witch_Woman question: What does LHP stand for? Left Hand Path. Sovereign>> Depends on the path in question.
*blink*
*runs to wiki and looks up Left Hand Path*
*reads*
Is their coverage of the term correct, or full of fluffy poop? |
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Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 7:59 am
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Kuroiban TeaDidikai Dragon_Witch_Woman question: What does LHP stand for? Left Hand Path. Sovereign>> Depends on the path in question. *blink* *runs to wiki and looks up Left Hand Path* *reads* Is their coverage of the term correct, or full of fluffy poop?
They cover multiple, valid usages I've seen elsewhere. Man, there was this one podcast I listened to that explained the distinction in a way different from here though, but my brain is farting on me right now... gonk All I remember is that the distinction had nothing to do with one being "good" and the other being "evil" ... |
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Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 9:07 am
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TeaDidikai Dragon_Witch_Woman question: What does LHP stand for? Left Hand Path. Sovereign>> Depends on the path in question. |
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Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 10:06 am
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Kuroiban TeaDidikai Dragon_Witch_Woman question: What does LHP stand for? Left Hand Path. Sovereign>> Depends on the path in question. *blink* *runs to wiki and looks up Left Hand Path* *reads* Is their coverage of the term correct, or full of fluffy poop? |
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Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 10:47 am
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TeaDidikai Kuroiban TeaDidikai Dragon_Witch_Woman question: What does LHP stand for? Left Hand Path. Sovereign>> Depends on the path in question. *blink* *runs to wiki and looks up Left Hand Path* *reads* Is their coverage of the term correct, or full of fluffy poop? One extent or another. I cover my morality in my PathWay's thread.
*Heads over to PathWay sub-forum* |
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Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 12:47 pm
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Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 6:47 pm
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