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Compilation: Should You Practice Baneful or Harmful Magic?

Most literature these days instantly disclaims any and all use of harmful magic, which is often improperly labeled as “black magic”. The general delusion of the New Age culture insists that mean people aren’t real and using magic for self-defense will only backfire and cause you more harm. Is any of this true? What are the legitimate factors involved with magical self-defense or combative magic that might harm the recipient? You should make an informed decision on this important consideration rather than filing into line behind the “light and love” zombie in front of you. This series of posts, gradually trickled out over the long course of time, will attempt to help you consider and answer the question of whether or not you personally should practice harmful, combative, or baneful magic.

  • Baneful Magic or “Cursing”, Negative Consequences or Simply a Price Tag?

    Favorite0I have a point to make but let me get a couple of disclaimers out of the way first. These probably are not what you are expecting, as it won’t be the standard “you shouldn’t use magic to hurt people” spill nor even the “don’t sue me if you fuck yourself or someone else over…

  • Combative Magic in the Real World

    Favorite0 In the present day magical subculture there appear to be two main camps on the topic of harmful magic and whether or not it is a worthy pursuit. By harmful magic I mean what many people call black magic or baneful magic, i.e. magic designed to cause trouble or harm to another person or…