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The Ties That Bind
I think binding work is like a detox? It is, and classical western binding was even practised by a sorceror called a pharmakon, and yes, it’s the word we get pharmacy from. But binding specifically was a wide spread practice, especially among the upper echelons of Greek and Roman society. The pharmakon or sorcerer wasn’t…
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Illusion Rules Reality
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Stuck in Loops
Ceremony, simple or complex depending on whatever suits you best, is not the only way to establish binding. One can focus inward, and through meditation alter the influence of others. It can’t be erased, but it’s general impact, it’s character and thus it’s individuality can be negated. What about meditation can’t be erased? Ah, the…
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Claim Your Own Mind
What’s the most common name you get called? Any volunteers? Or most common way you are negatively described? Well, if it’s online, the first thing they say is ‘troll’, which is always wrong and shows their lack of understanding. Yes, so let’s use that name, troll. You first think of its meaning. Anyone they don’t agree…
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The Submerging Fantasy
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Strategy for Binding
The strategy I spoke of… People who would wrong you are generally possessed of a number of weaknesses, shortcomings and character flaws. Weak willed people tend to try to compensate by being temperamental. Well, we all have an instinct to sync with those around us. The brain absolutely must make sense of every situation it’s…
Category: Binding Work
Binding is restricting on the action or influence of another person, though sometimes it was used on animals and natural phenomena as well.
We naturally, and without conscious intention, become enmeshed in a web of associations and activities. Other people’s agendas might affect us even though they didn’t consciously include us, and every once in a while you even run across someone who acts as a strange sort of karmic vector. These people are subconsciously binding others around them, and you can feel it. Just talk to them and you can feel yourself slipping into a specific role. Binding practices are simply getting a conscious hold on that, practising it deliberately and with planning in advance.
“One can be a brother only in something. Where there is no tie that binds men, men are not united but merely lined up.” Antoine de Saint-Exupery (French Pilot, Writer and Author of ‘The Little Prince’, 1900-1944)