Satan and Suns

Bathosias wrote:I'll begin by saying that when I first started my journey I was clearly, completely, RHP.

Along the way, I found myself naturally inquisitive. I joined some orders of occult knowledge and have studied their teachings (and continue to learn). Then some stuff happened that more or less amounts to the corruption of man, so to speak. And, my curiosity piqued.

Then some other stuff happened that should be left for the adult section and I started considering spirit keeping.

...then I started almost exclusively WA before learning about Akelta and S&S. TBH, I was quite reluctant and intimidated the first time I reached out to her. Boy I'm glad I did!

Now I have demon companions and a whole host of other entities that range from "white" to dark gray. I'm learning more each day and find myself seeking the guidance and assistance from both polarities of our spiritual journey.

It makes me wonder though: can someone walk both paths? And, admittedly this may more be a theological question where there isn't a true answer (after all, I do believe the bible said a man can't serve two masters; a point that I am sure would be hotly debated by about 70% of the worlds population). But I wonder, do many on the LHP find themselves actually being in in the middle? Occasionally relying on the RHP too?

I believe it's fair to say that almost all of society fits into the middle in some way. Humans are gray by nature and our intentions aren't continually pure from either perspective. Many might lean to the RHP, but I strongly doubt that most are exclusively on it.

Which brings me back to me (I'm a self-centered bastard, aren't I?) - in my path, there will be people on both sides that say I'm confused, or lost, because I walk a middle ground and have friends on both sides. Those people will say I'm deceived and can't have both angelic and demonic friends. They'll continue to propagate a world of polar opposites, ignoring their own true nature while casting their paradigm and world view on others (perhaps ignorant to their own reality). And then there is the judgement. Lol 'Nuff said. I suppose that this, and societal norms (esp as it relates to my job) are why I don't openly discuss this as a lifestyle and, well, faith I suppose. It colors my world view. So, some may say I'm lost or confused. Some might say I'm deciding myself. I say that I'm being honest with myself and my true intentions. That, so far anyway, I can, and do, have both angelic and demonic companions. And they can play well together. And I can develop my senses. And there isn't anything wrong with it. I believe this is my reality.

I'm curious though, from your perspectives, is a middle path a tenable position? Does it last long term? I'm interested to learn your thoughts in an academic (not personal) "debate."
*note, I'm not bating you into an argument, just a discussion where we may exchange world views and faith-based views (not necessarily dogmatic religion) perhaps as a means to better understand each other's position and our common grounds. Perhaps to reassure one another. But always in the lens of exchanging ideas and knowledge and fostering self growth and understanding.

So, back to you, is the middle a tenable position, or is it a no-mans land wherein one may only stand before being struck down by mortar? In your experience, aren't most of us somewhere in the middle? Perhaps vacillating between the light and dark? Curious for your take!

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Bathosias wrote:I'll begin by saying that when I first started my journey I was clearly, completely, RHP.

Along the way, I found myself naturally inquisitive. I joined some orders of occult knowledge and have studied their teachings (and continue to learn). Then some stuff happened that more or less amounts to the corruption of man, so to speak. And, my curiosity piqued.

Then some other stuff happened that should be left for the adult section and I started considering spirit keeping.

...then I started almost exclusively WA before learning about Akelta and S&S. TBH, I was quite reluctant and intimidated the first time I reached out to her. Boy I'm glad I did!

Now I have demon companions and a whole host of other entities that range from "white" to dark gray. I'm learning more each day and find myself seeking the guidance and assistance from both polarities of our spiritual journey.

It makes me wonder though: can someone walk both paths? And, admittedly this may more be a theological question where there isn't a true answer (after all, I do believe the bible said a man can't serve two masters; a point that I am sure would be hotly debated by about 70% of the worlds population). But I wonder, do many on the LHP find themselves actually being in in the middle? Occasionally relying on the RHP too?

I believe it's fair to say that almost all of society fits into the middle in some way. Humans are gray by nature and our intentions aren't continually pure from either perspective. Many might lean to the RHP, but I strongly doubt that most are exclusively on it.

Which brings me back to me (I'm a self-centered bastard, aren't I?) - in my path, there will be people on both sides that say I'm confused, or lost, because I walk a middle ground and have friends on both sides. Those people will say I'm deceived and can't have both angelic and demonic friends. They'll continue to propagate a world of polar opposites, ignoring their own true nature while casting their paradigm and world view on others (perhaps ignorant to their own reality). And then there is the judgement. Lol 'Nuff said. I suppose that this, and societal norms (esp as it relates to my job) are why I don't openly discuss this as a lifestyle and, well, faith I suppose. It colors my world view. So, some may say I'm lost or confused. Some might say I'm deciding myself. I say that I'm being honest with myself and my true intentions. That, so far anyway, I can, and do, have both angelic and demonic companions. And they can play well together. And I can develop my senses. And there isn't anything wrong with it. I believe this is my reality.

I'm curious though, from your perspectives, is a middle path a tenable position? Does it last long term? I'm interested to learn your thoughts in an academic (not personal) "debate."
*note, I'm not bating you into an argument, just a discussion where we may exchange world views and faith-based views (not necessarily dogmatic religion) perhaps as a means to better understand each other's position and our common grounds. Perhaps to reassure one another. But always in the lens of exchanging ideas and knowledge and fostering self growth and understanding.

So, back to you, is the middle a tenable position, or is it a no-mans land wherein one may only stand before being struck down by mortar? In your experience, aren't most of us somewhere in the middle? Perhaps vacillating between the light and dark? Curious for your take!

Hi I really like reading your post they are very well put I have only been walking this path now for three years and I still have a lot to learn about myself & this path but I have been in church all my life and it never did feel like ' I was where I was meant to be something was missing it wasn't until I stopped trying to fight what was going on in size me and welcomed in to my life my Demon companions and I haven't looked back since I like the person that I have be come because of this path hope that makes since

4bluefaeries wrote:Going to read this post,sorry replying before reading put I walk a path like yours both light and dark and inbetween,it feels right for me,don't need to be be anything other then myself and what feels right for me.

Truth be told ,our **journey** is that of our own,it's a unique path that no 2 will ever follow,we might have structures in common but at the end we walk a one of a kind path,for our self growth.



Now going back to read all this thread,lol

Bathosias wrote:

4bluefaeries wrote:Going to read this post,sorry replying before reading put I walk a path like yours both light and dark and inbetween,it feels right for me,don't need to be be anything other then myself and what feels right for me.

Truth be told ,our **journey** is that of our own,it's a unique path that no 2 will ever follow,we might have structures in common but at the end we walk a one of a kind path,for our self growth.



Now going back to read all this thread,lol

I would not say that this is how I define my path, at all, now. But, whatever. We're evolving creatures.

Bathosias wrote:Blue,
Thank you for taking the time to express your thoughts on my path. I appreciate your efforts to impart your wisdom and light onto my path. For my part, however, I am intimately more aware of where I have been, am at, and am going than I ever have before. It is true, it's not about labels. It is about being honest with yourself and embracing who you really are. I have done this. I reject the notion of the reincarnation cycle that you are depicting. I have peered, albeit briefly, into my past. I recognize the purpose of that past and the where I am supposed to go in this life and what it's purpose is to me. It's not about holding hands with fae, dancing with pixies, or riding rainbow unicorns. But, it does have purpose. I am not a spirit keeper. And I, unlike many here, reject many of the common spirit keeping beliefs. It's fine if it works for you, it doesn't for me. You find yourself and walk in your truth, I am more than comfortable finding mine... Just move the pixies out of the way before things get ugly. Hehehe

Bathosias wrote:..It's not about holding hands with fae, dancing with pixies, or riding rainbow unicorns...