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Way Of Sympathy
You could say that the way of sympathy is just a philosophical precept, but it has been shown to have a psychological basis, even in those who profess no actual superstitious beliefs. The Law of Sympathy is that things that appear to have something in common, actually have something in common. It’s actually pretty simple,…
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Sympathetic Links
Two things that are coloured red have a very real shared quality. In a literal scientific sense, they both have physical traits that makes them reflect the red color from the light spectrum. Metaphysically, it’s basically the same with the Law of Sympathy. If two things seem to have common traits, it’s because they share…
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Attracting Truth
“We can’t solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.” Albert Einstein. Einstein would have made a great magician if he were not a scientist, but the two disciplines are not of necessity separate and are growing less and less so over time, again Law of Sympathy. Those…
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Holographic Universe
Does red exist to someone who is colorblind? Parts of red exist, and a color blind individual who is also a synesthete would feel red and hear red. They wouldn’t have to see red. Sort of like the “facial” vision they have through a variety of sectors, it’s not as detailed as “normal” vision, but…
Category: Law of Sympathy
Things that appear to have something in common, actually have something in common. If two things seem to have common traits, it’s because they share a link to a common metaphysical/spiritual force. What this means for practice is that if you use or act on something with a quality you wish to use, it will influence anything else that has that quality. You can affect anything by affecting anything that has a link to it.
We really are in a matrix, a web of sympathetic relationships.
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“The double law of attraction and radiation or of sympathy and antipathy, of fixedness and movement, which is the principle of Creation, and the perpetual cause of life.” Albert Pike (American Lawyer, Journalist and Soldier, 1809-1891)