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Thoughts on witches hexing politicians ?

So i recently started wondering why it seems that corrupted politicians/highly famous people are not affected by the witchraft a lot of people put on them, and i stumbled across a reddit post (from this sub i think) explaining how a astral traveller supposedly saw, in the astral plane, powerful astral guards protecting a politician from all the hexes sent to him and just reflecting it (there were also mentions of chaos witchraft), And another person said that the energy of witchraft is not enough compared to the people praying for their success because they are more of them than there are witches hexing, and also because it's harder to hex someone not close/relative . After Reading these posts, i thought about if hexes would work if the famous person doesn't practice any kind of witchraft.would the support and prayer from their fans be enough to block all sort of hex ? Tell me what you think (im not planning to do it of course, i was just wondering)

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u/freakygoonshoelace — 6 hours ago

Thoughts on witches hexing politicians ?

So i recently started wondering why it seems that corrupted politicians/highly famous people are not affected by the witchraft a lot of people put on them, and i stumbled across a reddit post (from this sub i think) explaining how a astral traveller supposedly saw, in the astral plane, powerful astral guards protecting a politician from all the hexes sent to him and just reflecting it (there were also mentions of chaos witchraft), And another person said that the energy of witchraft is not enough compared to the people praying for their success because they are more of them than there are witches hexing, and also because it's harder to hex someone not close/relative . After Reading these posts, i thought about if hexes would work if the famous person doesn't practice any kind of witchraft.would the support and prayer from their fans be enough to block all sort of hex ? Tell me what you think (im not planning to do it of course, i was just wondering)

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u/freakygoonshoelace — 6 hours ago

Technically, are we responsable for the whole everyone ? that's too much.

I post here because when i tak about it in other subs, my posts get removed. So. I believe in the law of attraction and i think it works through quantum physics (but i dont think the univverse is benevolent. It doenst even make sense in my opinion, like, if you think long enough about it, "benevollent" can mean sooo much different thing: helping jake remove his leg or killing him and removing his family's ability to feel emotions so nobody suffers ? a-ha !what is the universe gonna choose ?) I realise that if we can attraction things (i believe in the law of attraction) , that means we can help people. But the problem is... It never ceases, because there will ALWAYS be someone at the verge of dying or needing help for something. I'm TIRED of thinking about it 24/7. I am trying to heal from something, and i currently feel constantly sad, like, even if i'm happy, there's always a sad, unpleasant feeling in the background. and realised that 50% of my pain would be gone if i wasn't overthinking the rest of the world. sometimes i feel like they are stealing my life by being in a help-needing situation then i remind me it makes no sense and im just tired and i don't actually think it and i feel like a monster. Now i understand why a lot of ppl in the community like the belief that the we can't manifest for others because we shift dimensions: they are afraid of the idea of being in charge of all the sad people we see around (especially when you have social media and people are asking money for a gofundme or a chuffle. also i don't even have bank account i only have coins and banknotes lol, so the only thing i could do is manifesting, but they are millions of people)(and it's completely normal btw! it's very heavy to think about). Like, i see them constantly dodging the beliefs that confirms it, because some of those who believe in Neville Goddard's teachs believe in ALL he says EXCEPT when he says you can manifest for others, while believing they can manifest their friends a job, some saying that "you can't help others because you are just shifting to a dimension where they are helped but the real-them are still in the dimension where they suffer !" while saying someone manifested something for them even tho according to their theory it cant have happened because the person who manifested for them should just have moved to another dimension, some saying that "having bad feelings occasionaly won't make it manifest !" but when someone asks them why some very positive people can get bad things in their life they say these people unconsiously manifested their poorness, their abuse, etc. You see the double game ? they do that because acknowledging this would break their aestethic of "universe is good!", "manifesting babe!" "abundance is flowing through me!"(now i see why they remove my posts ! I think that practicing the law is not inherently bad, it's when it becomes something you use to hoard hoard hoard and only think about yourself to the point you consider that others aren't real and are just the projection of a dimension, now it can be toxic both for you and your social circle). And in the end... It's perfectly normal to try to dodge this, NO HUMAN BEING can bear of feeling responsible for THIS MUCH PEOPLE... but the problem is that not everyone can just dodge, hyper-sensitive or empaths, for example. This is why sometimes i see someone aad online and i want to talk them about the law, but when i check their account and see they are an empath or have high sensitivity, i don't tell them because it would maybe help them solve their problem...just to leave them with the guilt of "ofc someone died while i was sleeping ! why don't i sleep less ? it's dumb ! humans can perfectly leave with a bit less sleep.. im so selfish...". But i also saw so many people that, when asked, said that they never thought about the idea of using the law to help other. like, never before. And i wonder how they do ! how do they manage it ? is it just brain differences (level of sensitivity, etc) or something else ? Is there any way to overcome this feeling without erasing my memory to forget about the law ?

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u/freakygoonshoelace — 11 days ago

I thought about this recently, then felt bad

I constanrly think about the numbers of people going through things everywhere in the world, and it is very tiring, but one day i read about how the more high one's IQ is, the more empathy they might feel, which technically means that highly-intelligent people process emotions more deeply than less intelligent. But, then i was like :"if the intensity of sadness correlateq with the intensity of emotions-peocessing(intelligence put aside, because the intensity doesn't always means the intelligence level) ... Then that's why i see posts where people say they have been abuses, lost their parents and siblings, yet still feel like they could continue living ?(although with a therapist most of the time) But if i lived all of this, i wouldn't be able to bear it ! What if...they don't really feel as intensiy as it looks like which would mean they are technically not that sad , and maybe it's for the same reason as some people react loudly and tell and burst of laughing for something as small as a fly ? What if it was a lot of noise for a little feelings ? What if... That means they can figure it out themselves and be happy ?!?! Yes !" I felt so happy about the thought that it maybe isn't that deep, that these people don't feel intensly to the point they suffer a lot, and that since empaths and high-IQ people are a minority, there wouldn't a lot of people suffering... Zero technically, since they wouldn't worry about the rest who isn't actually sad. But that thought didn't last, when i remembered that some chimpanzees can stop eating when their relative die, while having an IQ of 25. So imagine humans in the 100s. People just have different ways to express their feelings, although i think that there is indeed a difference between idividuals when it comes to emotions-peocessing and yes some individuals are still alive because they feel less intensively. What are your opinions on this ?

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u/freakygoonshoelace — 2 months ago

Repas de ce midi au lycée

✨✨✨✨(j'ai flouté le plateau, il pourrait donner des indice sur où je vis. Quoique. Une région, c'est grand...)

u/freakygoonshoelace — 2 months ago
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C'est de l'IA ça non ? Ca ressemble a ces fausse pubs de quelqu'un qui part à la retraite et vent tout à -80%

Source : une pub qui est apparue a sur le côté de mon écran de PC. Je crois que je lisais un article sur le site Slade mais je suis plus sûre

u/freakygoonshoelace — 2 months ago
▲ 4 r/IaCaca

(c'est moi qui avait ai rajouté le texte en noir autour de l'image lol)

La source: une pub qui a poppé sur le côté de mon écran sur mon PC et ça m'a soulé donc je l'ai pris en photo et j'ai ecrit dessus. parce que c'est ridicule

u/freakygoonshoelace — 2 months ago