Fresh Batch #40: Nefandous Sortilegy

Was It Real?

In Get Mad or Get Realistic, I observed the pitfalls of emotionalism, and, in an effort to avoid typing inflammatory things, I’ll paraphrase, “The more a society allows itself to be governed by (insert types of people who default to emotionalism), the more it will collapse. They communicate differently than men. Their communication style is much more complex, subtle, and emotionally based than men, who tend to communicate directly in a matter of fact, logical, and rational way. A society or business cannot provide services or solve problems in a sustainable way if it is emotionally based.”

One of the things that many of us get caught up in when delving into the world of the occult is we unintentionally become like the priests. We see the philosophical value in much of their work of trying to become a “better man” who leaves his lower nature behind, which is often unassailable other than it being based in idealism. On the surface, it is attractive. But beneath its lofty ideals and aspirations is a system that destroys masculinity. Thus, occultists usually have a feminine disposition, and females have always been drawn to Sortilegy.

Are the evils from Wizards, Magicians, and Witches real? Mahmut thought so.

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