for sure, they were interested for like 100 episodes, and after these introductory episodes every now and then one of them would mention yeah and then the sigil worked out last week and they talked for like 2 minutes about how chaos magic was working and then move on and then week after week instead of being positive it started to get negative and the negative consequences sort of ballooned.
have fun listening
ope, found it after I typed all this other bullshit - lpotl episode 230 is called chaos magic part 1. I’m pretty sure that’s when they started practicing, and it’s only in the chaos magic episodes that they go into depth for extended periods about practicing magic, but they mention it obliquely for a couple hundred episodes or so that they’re still doing it until they both decide to stop.
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I can’t remember specifically, it was over several dozen or maybe even a hundred episodes in total, it was before Henry got married or I think even met Natalie, and I believe it was around the time they were discussing. Aleister Crowley, but I can’t be sure.
I’ll go check!
they were both studying chaos magic before, redditors claim Henry is now practicing right hand magic after he quit chaos, and Marcus quit chaos. didn’t really go back to it.
I started from the beginning so it would have been in the first few years that they’ve tried
ope, here there’s like two extra clicks not to copy a link.
https://www.reddit.com/r/LPOTL/s/aVaOxiVQca
hey Aleister, Crowley episode is 442, and they were still talking about doing magic at that point or they had just stopped doing magic, so they started before that, and I don’t think it went for a very long time, like a year or something before. neither of them wanted to mess with what they saw as unintended consequences.
rad, thanks. I’m curious about magic. does he spell it with a k, like magick.
I can’t tell if that’s an affectation or if it means something different than “magic” since I haven’t read any occult books on magic yet.
what book and which method of highly specific manifestation?
the guys from last podcast on the left did magic for a while and they similarly stopped because it kept working and was freaking them out that they were getting into deep.
I walk each day to the local markets and grab whatever I feel like that day That’s a good walk and is usually my cardio for the day.
Right now, it’s usually a couple chorizos, and then I use the leftover oil to fry potatoes, seasoning the potatoes and then use the leftover oil/spice from the fried potatoes to fry a bunch of diced tomatoes so I have a thick fried salsa.
bag of tomatoes is five quetzales, same for a bag of onions or potatoes.
I grabbed a tamale and some carnitas yesterday for 4 bucks.
I like walking around and seeing what’s open and available each day.
no, that might be why you’re confused.
objectively incorrect facts being spread are misinformation.
like your statement here:
“The world’s going down the drain.”
this is another vague, ill-informed statement that there is no evidence for and plenty of ubiquitous and obvious counter-evidence available for.
I really liked it. and it doesn’t hurt that it’s only about 80 minutes long, but there was a lot of good animation and fun storytelling, and I was laughing out loud at Martin Short.
I just watched treasure planet like 3 days ago, so…cool.
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haha, I wondered how they made the mistake, but then I met these guys and they were so consistently impaired on one substance or another that it’s amazing they posted the ad to Craigslist at all.
I was looking for a video game controller and a school in China accidentally posted their ad for an english teacher in the for sale video game section of craigslist.
I responded to the ad and told them I could teach English, and they invited me to China, where I taught for many years.
Yes, I do, that’s why I answered this post helpfully and correctly and you keep offering misinformation and insults.
in Guatemala, the spicy rice tamales are probably my favorite thing here.
but today I’m getting the chipilin tamales, which have little leaves mixed into the dough and are also real good.
all the advice I’m giving is from specific knowledge and experience, not assumptions, as I mentioned above.
The very fact that you commented on my experience without asking questions or requesting clarifications for what you didn’t understand means that you making incorrect assumptions and drawing false conclusions about my experience, which yes, you should be careful of.
“It can just get sticky if you live in eu and have a job based in US.”
what can? this sounds like another vague assumption.
I know a lot of people who live in the EU and have a job based in the US, including myself, and nothing is “sticky”.
chiillllll. things would slow down a lot, but be efficiently run. interesting podcasts.
there aren’t specific Visa coaches or recruiters that specialize in expats Independent of companies, although a lot of companies are looking for expats.
but that’s kind of looking at it backwards if you really dislike America.
I really disliked America 15 years ago and so I bounced.
it was a very good decision.
you can either teach English online or in person in the country you move to, which is very easy, or you can get any remote job that pays you $500 a month or more and you can at least get out of the states while you figure out if you want more money or what you’re really looking for.
If you have any questions, ask me, I am a font of digital nomad knowledge and love to share
not for what I’m talking about.
as I said, check the country, but double taxation specifically shouldn’t be a concern since not being double taxed is part of the US tax code and most country’s tax codes.
every country, in fact, that I’m aware of.
closest was two Belgian travelers who were SOL and money in Beijing, so I let them crash in an unused classroom for a few days in my school and take showers and wash everything in the staff bathroom and they were real happy.