(...) Let’s explore this hypothesis together: The biggest block to leading an ethical life is to fear failure. Actually, to be afraid of failure is a distinctly human invention. Nature never considers failure an option. Had it set out a few millenials ago to achieve evoultion and hat it been afraid of getting it wrong somewhere along that eternal path, where would that have left all of us? None of us would be here. Instead of being afraid of failure, nature embraced the idea of adaptive recovery as its secret design principle for everything it does. Failure thus turned from the worst-case scenario into a necessary trigger for any learning process.
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On Crossing the Abyss
The Path of the Lone Practitioner
The Sorcerer Jacob Dürr
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The Agrippean Circle
The Arbatel Experience
The Arbatel Sigils Deciphered
A Course in Dream Magic
The Spirit Contact Cycle
On the Dweller on the Threshold
On the Use of Soul Mirrors
On Power and Magic
On Magic and Empathy
Trithemius' Table of Practice
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