@GoodGovernInst That Auntie Pam demised as well,I love you all and miss Uncle John loads.Please DM me my dear Andrew I am all on my own in the world and would dearly love to see you again, stay https://t.co/S2HBbxauxZ and huge hugs.Catherine L
@GoodGovernInst Hi Cousin Andrew, long time no see its your cousin Catherine here,I am using my very sadly demised boyfriends account, and I am equally sad that APuntie
@menysnoweballes @DrJanMachielsen Thank you, Rachel, you are very kind.Sadly I have no family or friends as this is my late partner account,and to join social media these days you need a mobile phone.Alas I can not afford one.
And tomorow told the ambulance crew I will jump off a cliff in his memory.he was so proud to have you all as friends and now hes heaven with God,who stole him from me but I still want to be a Nun
@DrFrancisYoung Saint Francis was a peaceful Saint, for he could write and sometimes paint.
He walked up hills and then walked down.He always smiled,and never frowned.
Today 67 years and one week after he was born I post this in Memory of The And Only Love of my Life Ian The Scholar And A True Gentleman And Moorsman With A Loving Kind Heart Of Sheer Gold.I Am Heartbroken
@sethanikeem Thank you for caring M.Belanger.Ian was once Magister of Arddhu and a Great Occultist,he was a best friend of Andrew D Chumbley who sadly also demised,Andrew demised in 1997 after performing a dark moon ritual. They are both gone but NEVER forgotten
@DrFrancisYoung@neilphilipmyth There are also methodological problems. The most conspicuous of these arises from the βunavoidable tensionsβ created by Wilbyβs constant switching from βmicro-studyβ to βmacro-studyβ in an effort to tease generalized conclusions, a Perennial idea, from a single witchcraft case.
@DreamRedo In the Malleus Maleficarum, Asmodeus was considered the principal demon of lust, and one presiding at the witches Sabbat. Some Kabbalists also afford this demon the protector of those killed in battle.
New! This volume tracks the competition between pagan magic and Christian belief from the first century CE, when it was fiercest, through the early Middle Ages, as atavistic forms of magic mutated and gradually became part of people's daily lives. Cornell 480pp 2022