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by martinpodt

what does jumping timelines means and how you do it ??

there are lots of timelines in each person’s life;

imagine timelines and you jumping them -> as you climbing/going down a stair;

here, every step is a different timeline;

people constantly jump timelines depending on their thoughts & worldview, without noticing;

for example, depressed people think that everything is bad -> result: everything seems to always go wrong & they have bad luck, people seem to be bad to them, society as well, friends, relatives, etc;

those went down one or a few steps from the stair;

optimistic people who believe everything is good, even if it’s a challenge or difficult -> result: things always go in their favor, good luck, people are more supportive of each other, the people around them changed for the better;

they climbed up the stairs;

there is a ‘’perfect timeline’’ which people need to reach in order for things always go them in 

when people face their fears, they also jump timelines (many);

jumping timelines isn’t noticable, people always do it unconciouslly, only if you’ve jumped a few or many up/down at once/short time;

(personal note:) when a person faced one of their biggest fears, but still is in that old mindset ‘of things always going wrong’ - they will notice it jumping timelines the most. people who used to be against you, will suddenly be understanding and nice. everyone will be that in general. (personally) i noticed even some of my items being different color, or people being something different than what i remember them to be (once a friend told me they are a dragon by chinese zodiac, i would analyze it and stuff, talk with them about it but after the ‘’jump’’ they told me they never said that, and were snake. since i deleted the account i couldn’t check);

so basically ‘’false memories’’ is a sign of timeline jumping too.

but this can only happen if you’ve ‘’erased’’ traces of it ever happening..

this is not wasted time. time spent healing and growing and letting yourself feel all the things is never wasted.

✨ Misconceptions About Demons ✨

Of all the topics in the witchcraft/pagan/any community, demons seem to be high on the list when it comes to misconceptions surrounding them. Considering the dark portrayal of demons & the lack of information on many platforms about them - this is no surprise. With demons being a favorite topic of many sites, it can be quite hard to find any accurate information on the topic.

1. Demons are evil

Demons are neutral spirits, and unless you do something to offend them, disrespect them, etc. they aren’t interested in harming you. Demons have better things to do than mess with random people for no apparent reason. If something is stirring up trouble in your house for no reason, that is a trickster spirit, not a demon. Demons aren’t only capable of aiding in negative workings either, and many can aid in positive ways as well. That being said, demons are not harmless, if you do something to offend a demon you will not have a fun time. Not all demons are helpful either, they’re individuals and each one has its own personality, and thus, some demons are more helpful than others. Demons may not always appear when you try to evoke them, and may not be willing to work with you even if they do show.

2. Demons are Christian

While today, demons are primarily associated with Christianity, a demon-like spirit can be found in almost every culture around the world. Demons have a history dating back as far as ancient Mesopotamia, and perhaps even further. The word demon itself originated as “daimon” in ancient Greek, which later changed to the spelling “daemon.” In ancient Greece, demons weren’t originally viewed as evil. Historical texts show the word demon was sometimes used somewhat interchangeably with God, with the distinction of “God” describing the personality of a God and “demon” describing the the actions of a God.

3. You can sell your soul to a demon

One of the moet popular ideas in hollywood is that of selling your soul to a demon. However, this is not possible to do. Demons aren’t interested in souls or any hollywood idea of a demon deal, though it is possible to make a pact with a demon. A demon pact is nothing as dark as anything from movies, and the stakes aren’t as high as rotting in hell for eternity. A pact with a demon, whether a one-time deal or long term commitment, is like any other pact you may make, the demon aids you, and you do something for it in return. This may include: making the demon an altar, doing something in the name of the demon, or offerings of some sort. In the same way working with a deity doesn’t always involve a pact. Working with a demon doesn’t always involve one either. In general, demons don’t work for free, so offerings are still necessary. Offerings do not equate to worship of the demon at all.

4. Everyone who works with demons is a Satanist

The first problem here is probably the villainization of Satanists, Satanists aren’t inherently bad or evil, and don’t sacrifice people or animals. As I mentioned in point number 2, demons aren’t an inherently Christian concept, so it’s possible to work with demons without believing in well, much of anything from Christianity. Though quite a few people who work with demons are Satanists or Luciferians, not all of them are. You can be an Atheist and work with demons. You can be a Wiccan and work with demons. You can be a Pagan and work with demons. You can be a Muslim and work with demons. You can be of any religion and work with demons. The only requirement is your belief in them.

5. You need to sacrifice something to summon a demon

Sacrificing to summon a demon won’t do anything to help make a demon appear. Though it is true that if you make a pact with a demon you’ll need to do something on your end of the deall. It isn’t going to involve killing any people or animals. The goriest thing you can expect from a pact with a demon is a drop or two of your blood. Blood from other beings is no good in blood magick - unless you’re using it as a taglock. Blood in general isn’t necessary in a demon evocation. The only result killing a rabbit for a demon evocation will have is animal abuse charges.

6. You need to offer blood for a demon to help you

Demons aren’t as interested in blood as you may think, and while the potency and meaning of a blood offering is often helpful - it’s not necessary. Even when blood is offered, you’re not filling entire cups full of blood or slitting a palm. It’s a prick of the finger. A drop or two of blood. Nothing more. A little goes a long way.

7. Demons will possess you

Unless given a reason to, demons aren’t interested in possessing people. The occurrence is pretty rare. They don’t need to possess someone to speak to people either, and are completely capable of communicating without a physical form in this realm. The only circumstances under which a demon may be inclined to possess someone is for the purpose of protection or a divinatory circumstance - such as automatic writing.

persist with consistence

There doesn’t have to be an end goal or purpose when interacting with a deity.

People often seek out gods with an end goal of receiving assistance or guidance.

But you can also just interact with them for their company. You can hail them, give blot, or even just be in their presence for no other reason then you can.

in the mood to walk through green…

I am confused and I hope you'd be able to help me. I want to cast a sigil, but for someone else who is currently not around me rn. Is it possible to cast it for them? And if so, how can I?

It is!

You can do one of three things

1. Draw the sigil on something that belongs to them that you have

2. Draw the sigil on a picture of them

Or

3. Write down they're full name and date of birth on a piece of paper, then draw the sigil on that same paper

I think gods have more in common with us than we tend to give them credits for.

It's how, as often told in their myths, when they take human forms and walk amongst mortals on earth, they're able to blend in so easily.