Hi folks
I'm a bit unsure about the process of removal of these creatures.
Samael provides the following method:
"An efficacious remedy in order to liberate oneself from these larvae is to carry sulfur powder inside of our shoes."
But isn't Sulfur poisonous? How can I carry it in my shoes?
What amount is sufficient?
And does it have to be in a breathable bag or can be sealed plastic?
Does it have to come in contact with the foot in any way?
And where in the shoe should I put it?
Thanks
I'm a bit unsure about the process of removal of these creatures.
Samael provides the following method:
"An efficacious remedy in order to liberate oneself from these larvae is to carry sulfur powder inside of our shoes."
But isn't Sulfur poisonous? How can I carry it in my shoes?
What amount is sufficient?
And does it have to be in a breathable bag or can be sealed plastic?
Does it have to come in contact with the foot in any way?
And where in the shoe should I put it?
Thanks
Accepted Answer
A teaspoon of sulfur is good enough for burning. Be sure to leave the area (well-ventilated as well) so as not to breathe the fumes.
Sulfur powder also cleanses without burning due to its etheric vapors. Simply distribute the powder in pinches around the areas you want to clean.
Sulfur powder also cleanses without burning due to its etheric vapors. Simply distribute the powder in pinches around the areas you want to clean.
For thirty years I sought God. But when I looked carefully I found that in reality God was the seeker and I the sought. -Bayazid al-Bastami
Weep not: behold, the Lion of the tribe of Judah,
the Root of David, has prevailed to open the book,
and to loose the seven seals thereof. - Revelation 5: 5
I see. Thanks J.
How much should put in there, teaspoon or less?
One of the lectures mentioned burning it in the house then leaving the house to ventilate for a day is that needed too or would the shoe thing be enough?
Also would it work if I seal the powder in a bag?
How much should put in there, teaspoon or less?
One of the lectures mentioned burning it in the house then leaving the house to ventilate for a day is that needed too or would the shoe thing be enough?
Also would it work if I seal the powder in a bag?
What about putting sulfur between you bed sheets or maybe mat protector (or other thicker layer)?
I take it the etheric vapour that is produced by sulfur is not as a result of pressure or heat from being in the shoe (or other areas), but rather a natural phenomena that sulfur posseses. Am I right?
Most of my shoes don't have soles where you can slip some sulfur in.
I take it the etheric vapour that is produced by sulfur is not as a result of pressure or heat from being in the shoe (or other areas), but rather a natural phenomena that sulfur posseses. Am I right?
Most of my shoes don't have soles where you can slip some sulfur in.
Accepted Answer
A teaspoon of sulfur is good enough for burning. Be sure to leave the area (well-ventilated as well) so as not to breathe the fumes.
Sulfur powder also cleanses without burning due to its etheric vapors. Simply distribute the powder in pinches around the areas you want to clean.
Sulfur powder also cleanses without burning due to its etheric vapors. Simply distribute the powder in pinches around the areas you want to clean.
For thirty years I sought God. But when I looked carefully I found that in reality God was the seeker and I the sought. -Bayazid al-Bastami
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