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well-suited to such workings of desolation but any form of sexuality can be<br />
drawn upon. <strong>The</strong> willed imagination of the object being realized is far more<br />
important than the particular methodology.<br />
Obviously the same assembled erotic force that can be raised to fight<br />
attacks against the left-hand path generally can also be mounted against any<br />
individual or group which genuinely seeks to harm a magician or group of<br />
magicians for any purpose. <strong>The</strong> basic principle here is simply that the group<br />
power created by an orgy is especially useful when combating a group of any<br />
kind. <strong>The</strong> reader will recall that the left-hand path Kaula of medieval India<br />
were also asked to perform group sexual magic on behalf of princes<br />
preparing to do battle.<br />
One practicable method of orgiastic sorcery is for each celebrant to<br />
create a mutually agreed upon force of destruction against the chosen party<br />
and releasing this force at the very height of erotic arousal, energizing the<br />
force through the amassed strength created by the celebrants' orgasms. Before<br />
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the orgy, a group of magicians might preordain the bringing into being of a<br />
specific "demon" in the traditional sense that is released against the target at<br />
the summit of group sexual agitation.<br />
Other sexual sorcerers might use every means at their disposal to<br />
forcefully envision at the moment of orgasm a specific desired outcome that<br />
works against the offending body (a specific ruling by a judge, a very likely<br />
accident, or other "forcing of the card" of a pre-existing situation.) One<br />
method of creating a more tangible magical link between the orgy's purpose<br />
and the intended goal is to create a talisman containing some of the orgasmic<br />
secretions of each celebrant. <strong>The</strong> talisman can he sufficiently disguised and<br />
given or sent to the target, or somehow secured at a physical locale associated<br />
with the intended victim of the curse.<br />
No matter how powerful the collective will achieved by magical<br />
orgiasts, the execution of the desired objective can be greatly assisted by<br />
bringing some physical product of the working into the vicinity of the<br />
designated object. <strong>The</strong> very fact that several magicians are mutually aware<br />
that they have shared a powerful sexual moment that created the talisman<br />
works to convey the desired information on that mysterious level where<br />
magical will is communicated. Simply having a number of magicians<br />
involved with the process – assuming that they were each sufficiently<br />
focused on the mutually needed outcome – increases the likelihood of<br />
actualization.<br />
<strong>The</strong> erotic-magical force created by magical orgy has also been<br />
utilized to augment the healing of a person honored by the group, using<br />
exactly the same essential techniques. It must be added that the left-hand path<br />
magician does not interfere with the perhaps unconscious desires of an<br />
individual he or she respects. <strong>The</strong>refore, healing should only be directed<br />
against those who actually express a desire to be cured. It is very possible<br />
that the ill person actually wishes to experience an illness, or has brought an<br />
illness upon themselves for purposes the outside observer may not<br />
understand. For this reason, guided by the sinister current's general avoidance<br />
of altruism, workings of healing must only be engaged in with the agreement<br />
of the afflicted person. This principle is in striking contraindication to the<br />
commonly observed alleged altruism of the New Age movement, so<br />
relentlessly determined to heal the entire world whether it wants to be healed<br />
or not.<br />
It should be noted in this regard that left-hand path magicians are not<br />
generally so superstitious as to believe that destruction or healing can be<br />
effected through magic alone. On the contrary, magic is always best used in<br />
conjunction with pre-existing conditions that can sometimes be pushed over<br />
the edge by sorcery This necessitates keen powers of observation on the part<br />
of the magician. For instance, if one's chosen enemy is known to be a