A successful Magus is one who passes through many battles and survives them.
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Until there is a clear awareness of one’s limitations, there is no source of impetus to overcome them.
A properly developing Magus not only increases his own effectiveness; he also helps increase the effectiveness of those and the processes associated with him, even without doing anything special to that end.
The striving to “force everyone to be happy” is deeply Qliphothic, and, in fact, the fall of the alvs consists in their believing themselves empowered to determine the fate of the world without regard for the free will of its inhabitants.
Magi die because they fail to carry out the recastings and purifications long devised and described by the Traditions with sufficient rigor, intensity, and purpose.
Knowing when to “press” with the will and when to open one’s eyes wide to perception is another very important skill a Magus must learn.
In the modern world the chief obstacle to the development of mind is precisely the lack of tension — the flaccidity, the asthenia of mind
Rot can be overcome; the main thing is to detect it in time and take measures to eliminate it
Magi must now be especially vigilant against possible demonic interventions and triple their protective measures during any Rituals that open the Lower Gates.
It turns out that, as usual, moving in opposite directions along the Uroboros, at their extreme development the opposites merge: the snake bites its tail.
It is precisely love that provides the victorious way out of a difficult situation, and it is love that can lead to the overcoming of all obstacles on the Way.
Gaap is one of the greatest lovers of sacrifices — he demands that people renounce what is most valuable to them — love, freedom — and in return gives a dull sense of one’s own importance, often not even clearly formed in the mind.
By rejecting a power, a person risks encountering a kind of “rebound” in the form of the Qliphothic variant of that power, and instead of becoming stronger and freer — becomes weak and enslaved.