Gods of death. Intentions.

What are intentions, what are they used for, how should one work with them?
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If we familiarize ourselves on the Internet with definitions of “gods of death,” there were many of them in various cultures. These people, or rather souls, did not disappear. Work connected with death interests crowds of willing beings wishing, even for a moment, to hold the scythe of the rider of the apocalypse, the scythe of Samael, or the tools of the Shinigami. Greek culture, with Charon who for at least 1000 earthly years ferried the souls of dead people somewhere… for money, multiplied his astral wealth. You may not have money at home, but perhaps you were an assistant of Charon, so the soul may have a hidden fortune. The Greek obol was a small payment given to Charon, but 1000 years of salaried work….

If one carefully examined Hitler’s karmic commanders, probably some ancient god of death would be found there.

1. Our experiencing of all trances, vibrations, intentions, codings, and burdens of patterns of being Osiris, Persephone, Mastema, Samael, Charon, gods of death, and other figures bringing death, destruction, and divine wrath, possessing their codependencies and being dependent on them.
2. Our expecting, creating, experiencing in our lives terrible misfortunes, a sense of hopelessness, waiting, believing in the imminent end, in the “apocalypse” as a wonderful culmination of our achievements.
3. Coming to children, for children, and to adults and elderly people.
4. Coming as death, as a messenger of death, as a god of death to children, for children, and to adults and elderly people.
5. Our conviction that it is better to die standing than to live on one’s knees.
6. Our need to await in life various wars, battles, conquests, duels, and such death of others and ourselves.
7. Possessing the disposition of death and the mood of death and a mood toward death.
8. Our enriching ourselves, becoming wealthy from the dead, from death.
9. Our possessing chronicles of death, archives of beings, entities, creations from whom we took life, as well as those whom we transported to the “other side” as beings of death of all genders, ferrymen, and through this maintaining advantage over them as well as our privileges, and also our sowing of fear through this.
10. Our possessing and maintaining within our energies, my soul, and our entire being all harmful trances, vibrations, intentions, codings, and burdens of patterns concerning being Mastema, Samael, Charon, gods of death, and other figures, including those not mentioned here but which You, God, would see here as bringing death, destruction, and divine wrath, together with all negative consequences of this.

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• s_majda writes:
12/04/2013 at 16:38 (Edit)

“Some burdens are very common — witch (as you wrote), soldier, prostitute — but a god of death too? That would probably be an exaggeration.”

[2013-04-11 23:12:50] Sławomir Majda:
“Now I see the masks of DEATH itself, or shinigami, on faces on TV all the time.”

“There are few such original gods of death. But it’s like with Krishna. In India I think everyone identifies with him, or alternatively walks around with Shiva’s trident.”

[2013-04-11 23:13:44] Sławomir Majda:
“Even people’s facial features look like corpses. The more you understand and accept, the more you see. Yesterday I came across a ‘blind auction.’ A man bought one-meter-tall dolls and was happy that there was demand for such things. He went to an expert. By her appearance alone she was a witch. She praised the dolls and their creator — ‘No one like her can reproduce the natural color of a corpse.’”

Opublikowano: 15/05/2026
Autor: Sławomir Majda
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