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Is the Occult being secretive is the reason why Religious people forbid it?
DylanMilliren
Yes and no. Only the higher ups in the religious hierarchy know and understand the occult and are considerate to be dark occultist who work against humanity to keep it enslaved and ignorant of the occult and about their real divine nature. The smaller priests and brainwashed believers and followers think that the occult comes from the Devil and is to be avoided. Which is a big deception cause the one thing they avoid prevents them from reaching and achieving the one thing they desire the most. Which is a Union with the Divine.
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∙ 8y ago
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∙ 7y agoNo, religious people follow God's commands regarding rejecting the Occult because it always results sooner or later in coming under the influence of demonic forces contrary to God.
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Not all do, you can get it out of your system and hopefully you will eventually find the right path
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an age limit to buy alcohol forbid people from buying alcohol.
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