NB Commentary: Let me start by
saying, this video is not designed to offend anyone. I am merely using a bit of
logic and attempting to show a simple correlation. I was inspired to make this
video because of the post I saw the other day, asking, "Are you involved In
Witchcraft and Don't Even Know It?" My response to this post flowed like
water and I felt it only fair to share my thoughts with my YouTube audience.
So let's start with the definition of occult and move on from there.
adjective
of
a nature not understood, as physical qualities. dealing with such qualities;
experimental: occult science.
Noun
- the supernatural or supernatural agencies and affairs considered as a whole 11. to become hidden or shut off from view.
Synonyms
2.
metaphysical, supernatural. 3. concealed, unrevealed; veiled, shrouded;
mystical, cabalistic. Concealed, Deep, hidden, magic, mystic, obscure, psychic,
unknown, veiled, weird, abstruse, achromatic, arcane, cabalistic, eerie,
esoteric, hermetic, invisible, magical, mystical, preternatural, profound,
recondite, transmundane, unearthly, unrevealed.
MAGIC
noun
1.
the art of producing illusions as entertainment by the use of sleight of hand,
deceptive devices, etc.; legerdemain; conjuring:
to
pull a rabbit out of a hat by magic.
2.
the art of producing a desired effect or result through the use of incantation
or various other techniques that presumably assure human control of
supernatural agencies or the forces of nature.
Compare
contagious magic, imitative magic, sympathetic magic.
3.
the use of this art: Magic,
it was believed, could drive illness from the body.
4.
the effects produced: the magic of recovery.
5.
power or influence exerted through this art: a wizard of great magic.
6.
any extraordinary or mystical influence, charm, power, etc.:
the
magic in a great name; the magic of music; the magic of spring.
adjective
8.
employed in magic: magic spells; magic dances; magic rites.
9.
mysteriously enchanting; magical: magic beauty.
10.
of, relating to, or due to magic.
11.
producing the effects of magic; magical: a magic touch.
verb
12.
to create, transform, move, etc., by or as if by magic:
Synonymns
fascination,
illusion, wizardry, alchemy, allurement, astrology, augury, bewitchment,
conjuring, conjury, devilry, diabolism, divination, enchantment, exorcism,
foreboding, horoscopy, incantation, legerdemain, magnetism, necromancy,
occultism, power, prediction, presage, prestidigitation, prophecy, rune,
soothsaying, sorcery, spell, superstition, taboo, thaumaturgy, trickery,
voodoo, voodooism, witchcraft, black art, fortune-telling, hocuspocus, of
impossible feats by tricks abracadabra, sleight of hand, sortilege
It is written in the Bible that at 12 years of age, the Messiah spoke to the
elders in the Temple of great wonders and amazed them that he knew so much at
such a young age.
He
spoke about the metaphysics, temperaments and healing. Later he change water
into wine, raised the dead, healed leprosy, fed 5,000 people with 5 loaves of
bread and 2 fish, (how did he do that?). It must have taken all day to get to
all of them. I go to the foodbank and that line takes hours and it's only about
150 people in line.
He
bi-located, and possessed Elijah.
He walked on water and became invisible to his enemies.
He put the servant's ear back on.
He made predictions and interpreted dreams.
He suffered, according to the text, the most horrific torture
imaginable and managed to live thru it.
Now, to me that there man, is a wizard, anybody following that
man is a wizard, sorcerer or witch lover. Anyone praying for that man to heal
the sick, fill their bank accounts with money, get them a new car, pass a test,
be cured of cancer, have a safe journey in an airplane, find a lost loved one,
speaking in tongues, catching the Holy Ghost, giving God the Glory for
acquiring a huge sum of money, paying tithes, interpreting dreams, hear God's
voice and messages and more are all casting spells and using witchcraft.
It always amazes me when folks call the stuff humans do,
witchcraft, yet somehow they don't see it as magic or witchcraft when the
Messiah did it. In fact they say he showed himself as God's Son.
Would the real son of God deny his brethren the gifts he had?
Would he not be being selfish? And would that show he was not really the Son of
God but some selfish charlatan instead. A charlatan who professed to love his
neighbor as himself but would hoard his precious treasure of abilities from his
neighbor.
Hmmmmm, I sense a contradiction here.
And let's not forget Holy Communion, the eating of the
"flesh and Blood" of the Messiah which guarantees everlasting life
which harkens back to cannibalism and vampirism. And can I get an applause for
this term? "Washing in the blood
of Christ." I hear that the witches wash in the blood of pigs, goats, and
chickens. This practice seems eerily similar to what the witches do.
Can we take a look at the vestments that are worn by the
so-called Holy Men of the Church across the spectrum from the "backwards
collar to the full garb in the colors red, black, white and purple.
And if you say, you do not worship idols like those Catholics,
how many of you pledge allegiance to the flag, honor the Presidents with
holiday shopping and fireworks, erect statues, monuments and huge paintings of
dead people.
Oh, and let's not forget the burning of candles, incense and the
sprinkling of Holy Water.
In the Christian Churches the congregation engages in ritual
chanting they call singing hymns or gospel music, that is so powerful sometimes
it draws tears from those who listen. And the folks who listen hard enough and
eagerly enough may soon find themselves "filled with the Holy
Ghost". Hmmmm, a Ghost that is
Holy. How ironic.
And from what I hear, the Book of Psalms is full of incantations and certain Psalms have been recited in hopes for a desired effect. I personally love the "Yeah, though I walk through the valley of death……." Christians have been known to tell other Christians which ones to recite for specific purposes.
For those of you still in denial about the level of sorcery in
Christianity, I am sure you do not even celebrate Halloween, cutting into a
pumpkin and setting a candle inside of it. Do you go to masquerade parties or
allow your children to dress up in costumes and prowl the area asking for
"tricks or treats (magic and offerings)."
And you certainly do not cut down trees, bring them into your
home and light millions of lights around it and your house. It's the festival
of lights, bringing light into the darkness of winter, but surely that is not
sorcery or witchcraft.
You have to hand it to the social engineers who have fully duped
the masses to the point that they don't even realize that many if not all of
their "holy days" are left overs from pagan festivals, including
going to Church on the day of the Sun.
If you think that's a stretch well, Ra is the sun God and his day is
Sunday, so worshiping the Lord on Sunday, equates to worshiping the Sun.
If you scoff at oracles, how many of you toss a coin,
"heads or tails" when you are unable to make a decision? How many of
you look for signs to let you know you are on the right path, how many of you
see waking up in the morning as a "sign" that God has blessed you?
And while I am speaking of signs, Catholics "bless"
themselves with the sign of the cross and Christians wear the "sign"
of the Messiah's death around their necks, in their cars, on their night
tables, etc. Could it be that the "Church" decided what
"signs" were good and "which ones were "evil" in some
random fashion or was it deliberate?
Christianity is the bastion of witchcraft, the only difference
being, since Christians do it, that makes it of the light, and when those who
are not Christian do it, it is considered darkness or demon worship. And even
though, if a person is "possessed" with demons, the Christian will
call in an exorcist, carrying a cross and rosary beads (talismans) to magically
chase that demon away, in the name of Jesus.
Of all the things I have mentioned, it has to be obvious that a
whole lot of magic is going on among people of the Christian faith. They throw
up their arms, wave them in the air, pray using the sign of a pyramid, close
their eyes and hope to be heard by God, their prayers answered after this
ritual is completed. They teach their children, who teach their children who
teach theirs, and so on for generations and generations… never forgetting to
add that they are the Holy Ones, the Selected Ones, the Ones of the Light
(Illuminati perhaps), they have been washed clean in "red" blood
(which I seriously can't understand how you can become clean washed in blood)
but of course it's all symbolic, which only smacks of more witchcraft and
sorcery as they use these and many other symbols to "invoke" the
power and/or the "wrath" of God.
I cannot see how that is any different from a rain dance, yoga,
chanting, cards and in my case, Divining with the I Ching. And that's what I
got to say about that!
LINKS OF INTEREST
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10 African Countries at Practicing Witchcraft or Juju
Black Magic: Hoodoo Witches Speak Out on the Appropriation of
Their Craft
The Top 15 Witches According to My Bruja Heart
The Witches from MisSpelled
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this funny, creative
and clever webseries yet? It’s about a group of five friends who are
witches and it’s created by and starring a bunch of women of color. The dark
comedy series deals with how these girls deal with their growing powers, their
relationships and their lives. Any time you have a cast of five diverse women
of color and a product that’s this high quality, you know you’ve got something
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