Ancient Magick and Machines: Do Rituals Affect Our Tech?

[Num7]

I've been thinking about ancient magick in our day and age. And can these age-old rituals influence modern technology? We live in a time where our lives are full of gadgets and networks. What happens if we blend that with the occult?

What if I tried a protection spell on my smartphone and noticed fewer crashes and glitches? Coincidence or something more? And what about rituals designed to attract luck? Could they boost your online presence, like a digital good luck charm for your bank accounts, social media or e-commerce?

Has anyone else experimented with this? Tried a ritual to fix a buggy app or enhance your gaming skills? Or maybe you've got a story about tech going haywire after a ritual?

Have you thought about this before?

 

[alpha centauri]

I've been thinking about ancient magick in our day and age. And can these age-old rituals influence modern technology? We live in a time where our lives are full of gadgets and networks. What happens if we blend that with the occult?

I read the "secrets of the flower of life" by Drunvalo Melchizedek and he claims he had problem with technology after his Merkabah meditation. I think some of his electrical devices did malfunction and also black helicopters always circled around his meditation place and his workshops. I think it is not so important what kind of meditation that is, so I move on.

Because of the technical problems, the angels that worked with him gave him the advice that he can program his Merkabah to work a specific way. If he thinks that the technical devices should not be harmed it will work. After that he had no problem and also the helicopters vanished.

So I think you just think about it and it will work. If you think that it will harm your devices, that probably also works which is the nocebo effect.

Could they boost your online presence, like a digital good luck charm for your bank accounts, social media or e-commerce?

I think the online programms are programmed in a way that you always loose and you cannot change that. You would have to rewrite the whole algorithm.

Has anyone else experimented with this? Tried a ritual to fix a buggy app or enhance your gaming skills? Or maybe you've got a story about tech going haywire after a ritual?

I know people that claim that. I dont know, if that is really true. I doubt it in some cases.

 

[PaulaJedi]

I've been thinking about ancient magick in our day and age. And can these age-old rituals influence modern technology? We live in a time where our lives are full of gadgets and networks. What happens if we blend that with the occult?

What if I tried a protection spell on my smartphone and noticed fewer crashes and glitches? Coincidence or something more? And what about rituals designed to attract luck? Could they boost your online presence, like a digital good luck charm for your bank accounts, social media or e-commerce?

Has anyone else experimented with this? Tried a ritual to fix a buggy app or enhance your gaming skills? Or maybe you've got a story about tech going haywire after a ritual?

Have you thought about this before?

Someone should have cast a spell on Windows a long time ago.
The only thing you can do is try, but I personally believe satan is involved with that sort of thing, so I won't be doing it.

 

[8thsinner]

I've used "magic" before to fix damaged tech. Mostly phones, not been successful with pcs so much though. I used to burn those out in about 3 - 4 months. Orgonite can stabilize pcs though, as well as improve fuel ratios in cars and occasionally fix or correct broken phone batteries and screens.

 

[Wind7]

I've been thinking about ancient magick in our day and age. And can these age-old rituals influence modern technology? We live in a time where our lives are full of gadgets and networks. What happens if we blend that with the occult?

What if I tried a protection spell on my smartphone and noticed fewer crashes and glitches? Coincidence or something more? And what about rituals designed to attract luck? Could they boost your online presence, like a digital good luck charm for your bank accounts, social media or e-commerce?

Has anyone else experimented with this? Tried a ritual to fix a buggy app or enhance your gaming skills? Or maybe you've got a story about tech going haywire after a ritual?

Have you thought about this before?

No, I would not perform a ritual to protect a phone.
Bless them, yes.

But what HAS happened to me in the past was several cell phones being manipulated and/or destroyed
BY an entity. Having them ring during crucial times when absolute silence was needed during 'cleansings'
and at times, having non-human voices coming through the speaker /or earpiece during conversation(s) with the afflicted.

Sh*t can get real....In a fast hurry as they love our devices.
This is why I buy cheap phones now, it gets irritating having a nice Samsung being destroyed.

 

[Astra_Jingga]

I've been thinking about ancient magick in our day and age. And can these age-old rituals influence modern technology? We live in a time where our lives are full of gadgets and networks. What happens if we blend that with the occult?

What if I tried a protection spell on my smartphone and noticed fewer crashes and glitches? Coincidence or something more? And what about rituals designed to attract luck? Could they boost your online presence, like a digital good luck charm for your bank accounts, social media or e-commerce?

Has anyone else experimented with this? Tried a ritual to fix a buggy app or enhance your gaming skills? Or maybe you've got a story about tech going haywire after a ritual?

Have you thought about this before?

This is an interesting topic, actually

Speaking of magick, I believed that even with all the advancement of tech, magick is not really vanish, it just lies down below the pile, forgotten, until somebody dug deep enough to stumble on them.

That, along with the words 'magick is about imagination; if you can clearly imagine it works, it will work' that I've heard quite alot nowadays.

Well, I've never heard nor have I thought on trying protection spell on my phone (it's blessed tho), but I hear you can actually use phone to send hex or magick attacks to the owner.

As you know, the SIM numbers must be registered, hence 'linked up' to the owner. Like a photo, it can be used to pinpoint the location, but the method of using numbers is rather poor in identifying the right person.

Another person may take the sh*t just because he's using the phone during the attack.

My master had many phones wrecked in order to counter such attacks, and he sometimes sent healing through phones too, if it's really necessary.

As to attracting luck, we believed the enhancement of the magick effect must be placed in your person instead, and it'll then affect everything that linked up to you such as accounts.
It also applies in gaming.
So it's not like we're directly manipulating the hardware/software or some sort.

 

[Astra_Jingga]

This is why I buy cheap phones now, it gets irritating having a nice Samsung being destroyed.

I can relate.

My master is using an old Nokia, and always refuses to get Android or iPhone