I'd like to talk about The Left Hand Path of Taoism.These are the ones
that follow the “Tao of the Left”, “Left Handed Paths” or “Side Doors”
teachings. They practice sorcery that is extremely fierce. Some of them
have great spiritual powers,and some are Tricksters out for the
money(sounds like a few LHP Brothers and Sisters we all know).Taoist
Sorcery comes in many different forms it may be elements such as Wood,
Earth, Metal,Water, and Fire combined. They may even use spirits of the
deceased to do their bidding, words and sounds (mantra) formulated into
certain vibrations to effect a physical change in others, the earth’s
meridian, astrological constellations, natural energies, guardians,
spirits and beings that inhabits the mountain, forest, or even a lake.
Whether it’s white or black magic depends on the motivation of the
practitioners. It is usually used to fulfill some wish quickly that is
impossible to accomplish by normal means. For me the Path of Taoism is
Very Luciferian,The 10th through 14th centuries saw an outgrowth of
Taoist factions, many of which were forthright in their practice of
magic, and decried by older, more philosophical schools. The practice of
"black magic" grew, describing what was believed to be a perversion of
pure Taoist ritual for secular, tainted magic, which often did not
hesitate to draw on the names of older, more prestigious schools in the
search for legitimacy. This spread of black magic was countered with the
introduction of "Thunder Magic," a new practice meant for combating
black magic. By t
he end of this time, Taoist masters were made ministers
in the Imperial government, and given the right to ordain and rank
Taoist adepts.Most recently, Taoists were forced to flee the onset of
Communism, though because many masters of its arts did not practice in
monasteries or temples, they continued to simply teach under the noses
of the government.Over the years, Taoist practices and schools have
occasionally run afoul of the law - whether a case of mystics taking up
rebellious causes, or rebels embracing mysticism varies from instance to
instance. Some examples include the White Lotus Society (from the 12th
to 19th Century), the Golden Elixir Society and the Righteous Harmony
Fist, or the "Boxers," for whom the Boxer Rebellion was named. These
secret societies invariably absorbed secretive and sometimes even
criminal practices; many of the Triads claim to trace their descent to
these groups, and even today the Triads embrace taoist symbolism in
their naming conventions ,In South East Asia sorcery is rampant. There
are numerous types of sorcery practiced, especially love spell or
infatuation spell, sorcery to ruin a rival business, sorcery to cause
death, insanity, separation, and even to cause a victim impotent!
In
Indonesia a renowned type of poison called “Santau” is feared by the
community there. Any victims that happen to consume such poison suffer
an impending death within three months or even a shorter lifespan
depending on the toxicity of the poison. This type of poison is most
lethal as it is odorless and colorless, it can just blend and dissolve
into any food or drinks without causing any suspicion when the intended
victim consumed it. The victim internal organs are gradually damaged by
the poison as it also contains arsenic, victims tend to cough profusely.
The reason is because one of the key ingredient comprise of small
particles of shaven bamboo shoots that can cause irritation to the
throat. But That's just sorcery,and just a small part of what I'm
talking about here,when it comes to Luciferism and Taoism I leave you
with these words...To know the male (strength), but to abide by the
female (care), is to be the valley of the world (or: universal stream).
Being the valley of the world, and departing not from the everlasting
power , one again returns to the infant . To know the white (pe, the
yang principle), but to abide by the black (heh, the yin), is to be
exemplar for the world. Being exemplary, and deviating not from the
everlasting power, one again returns to the unlimited (wu-chi). To know
the illustrious, but to abide by the obscure, is to be the valley of the
world. Being the valley of the world, one’s everlasting power being
full, one again returns to the uncarved block (untouched nature,
simplicity) (p’u)…. The great don’t cut (the uncarved nature). Now I ask
you Brothers and Sisters,what could be more Luciferian that that? more
later, Copyright 2015 Vincent Piazza
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