Greetings friends. This morning and in days past I received emails questioning me on what it is that I do, exactly, and why it is that I refer to myself as a sorcerer. I dislike repeating myself, and this is a topic that bears at least some discussion, so I thought I should postulate my thoughts here.
To start, I am not your run of the mill psychic, nor do I claim to be all-knowing or all-powerful. Rather, I am a student of Nature and seek to better understand the world around me. I happen to have strong empathic abilities which have served me well, an uncanny ability to gain insight into situations outside of my sphere, and a knack for interacting with the unseen denizens of our world.
As a sorcerer, I find that I am frequently given cause to use those three skills and ask that stem forth from them to welcome affect, both for myself and others. Be that as it may, I find out behooves me to state what I cannot do rather than what I can do, as a man of my proclivities and talents must be flexible.
1) I cannot tell you, for certain, what the future will be. It is ever-changing.
2) I cannot manifest money out of thin air. I can, however, assist you in finding it and increasing your earning potential.
3) My information is as good, valid, and correct as the spirits it came from. I am a conjurer and evoker, and some might say a exorcist, and thereby I am as empowered and limited by that power in accordance with those I serve and those who serve me.
4) As a follow up to #3, I can't break Nature's laws.
...beyond these constraints, there's little that I can think of which I can see as being impossible. I am clever and wise, well-read and decidedly well-learned. Most of all, perhaps, I am spirit-taught, and the spirits aren't always kind.
This, of course, affects you both directly and indirectly. You hire me to become a tool and extension of your will, but in that role, I also become a confidant and devil's advocate, sounding board and voice of reason. When a blunt answer is to be had, you will have it, and when sound advice is to be had, you will have it.
Please consider these things, going forward, and structure your requests accordingly. There is no such thing as a stupid question, but there is certainly such a thing as a terrible idea.
Warm regards,
SE
To start, I am not your run of the mill psychic, nor do I claim to be all-knowing or all-powerful. Rather, I am a student of Nature and seek to better understand the world around me. I happen to have strong empathic abilities which have served me well, an uncanny ability to gain insight into situations outside of my sphere, and a knack for interacting with the unseen denizens of our world.
As a sorcerer, I find that I am frequently given cause to use those three skills and ask that stem forth from them to welcome affect, both for myself and others. Be that as it may, I find out behooves me to state what I cannot do rather than what I can do, as a man of my proclivities and talents must be flexible.
1) I cannot tell you, for certain, what the future will be. It is ever-changing.
2) I cannot manifest money out of thin air. I can, however, assist you in finding it and increasing your earning potential.
3) My information is as good, valid, and correct as the spirits it came from. I am a conjurer and evoker, and some might say a exorcist, and thereby I am as empowered and limited by that power in accordance with those I serve and those who serve me.
4) As a follow up to #3, I can't break Nature's laws.
...beyond these constraints, there's little that I can think of which I can see as being impossible. I am clever and wise, well-read and decidedly well-learned. Most of all, perhaps, I am spirit-taught, and the spirits aren't always kind.
This, of course, affects you both directly and indirectly. You hire me to become a tool and extension of your will, but in that role, I also become a confidant and devil's advocate, sounding board and voice of reason. When a blunt answer is to be had, you will have it, and when sound advice is to be had, you will have it.
Please consider these things, going forward, and structure your requests accordingly. There is no such thing as a stupid question, but there is certainly such a thing as a terrible idea.
Warm regards,
SE