>>24571614
>even if you dont believe in it, it can be useful for artists
before the french faggotry and communism, a passing knowledge of the occult, was basically a prerequisite for any field where you deal with people, especially the arts
that's why guilds existed, to give you a complete education
also astrology was mainstream from the Mesopotamian times until the 1800s, no matter the geographical location or religion
>to tell you the truth the occult was fun to explore in your early 20s but by my late 20s i was showing signs of schizophrenia
"practical occult" is dangerous, just like "a little knowledge" is dangerous... but if you study and also read the Bible, it can probably help you navigate the minefield of life
>>24571619
yeah, it's absurd that the greatest book ever written, something every thief in the middle ages dreamed of stealing to read it, is practically everywhere and nobody reads it
>KJV
it's a translation so beautiful it's absurd (in the good way)