how do i sell my soul to The Devil?

CapitalforCapital

CapitalforCapital

Banned
Joined
Dec 29, 2016
Messages
5,032
Reputation
-1,083
Daps
10,105
SunZoo said:
Understand that some people without the money or power subconsciously feel like they require poverty and meekness to be "good". People are literally scared of what may happen to their moral compass if they were given equal resources and temptation.



The cons are the pros.

Using the legend of Robert Johnson as an example.

Pro- Loss of inhibition.

The "devil" took away his inhibitions. That vision allowed him to tap into a part of himself (shadow) that knew how to play that guitar without interference from conscious thought which makes plenty of room for uncertainty, doubt and convention.

Con - Loss of inhibition.

Once you feel what it's like to let go, to drop away from the conscious experience, from the judgment of self and "others" and fully taste moments of creativity without filter you don't want to go back to having inhibitions even when they are necessary.

He supposedly died from getting his whisky poisoned by the husband of some woman he was fukking. This is the point where you realize (or should have) that maybe some inhibitions are needed.
Click to expand...
Is this why many famous artists and leaders are addicted to drugs?
 
SunZoo

SunZoo

The Legendary Super Sapien.
Supporter
Joined
May 2, 2012
Messages
35,617
Reputation
13,036
Daps
136,344
Reppin
T.L.C.
SunZoo said:
You are the devil.

I mean yea you can find a ritual to conjure up a particular dark energy or feeling within yourself to make it seem like it's out of your control. The purpose of the ritual is to bypass the rational mind so it can anchor itself within the subconscious. The fanfare/routine acts as the bouncing ball/swinging clock watch.

But in truth YOU are the devil...the way to sell your soul is to serve your self, totally, ignoring intuition and conscience when they clash with what you want (not require).

The "truth" about the knowledge of good and evil is that there is none...a person left to his own devices, without an overseer understands that the game is wide open for interpretation.

Material gain and notoriety in this paradigm are usually gained to the detriment of others, because money "doesn't grow on trees" despite being made out of paper...

If this is indeed the game, and you wish to "win", you will at some point will have to ignore your heart.

The degree to which you are able to do this to get the money and the fame will determine just how indebted (enslaved) to your self image you are.

Taking this "left hand path" can actually be a very enlightening way to explore consciousness. Examining your own darkness is the ONLY way to bring light (knowledge/understanding) to those aspects of yourself.
Click to expand...

Goddamn this is prolific posting....I'm dope.
 
SunZoo

SunZoo

The Legendary Super Sapien.
Supporter
Joined
May 2, 2012
Messages
35,617
Reputation
13,036
Daps
136,344
Reppin
T.L.C.
Big Rufus 2x Mack Zaddy said:
I swear. If i see a mf with horns. Im just going to beat the S OUT of whatever i see.
Click to expand...

That's a fantasy my nikka.

Look in the mirror...you, as a human being, sans horns are capable of just as much if not more evil than you could imagine from the character of the "devil" these cacs have put in your head.

Do what thou wilt.
 
R

Rozay Oro

2 Peter 3:9 if you don’t know God
Supporter
Joined
Sep 9, 2013
Messages
41,252
Reputation
5,303
Daps
75,103
BulletProof said:
It had more to do with his skill level than fame because he initially sucked.

Dudes like Son House used to make fun of his lack of talent until he came back and became the top bluesman of the Delta.

They couldn't believe how good he got.

The myth became he made a crossroads deal with the Devil.

It didn't help that he used to play with his back to the audience.

He became extremely influential to both Blues and early Rock.
Click to expand...
:lupe:
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top