Loneliness: The Cure could be the Craft

There are many websites out there touting cures for loneliness but they all require action on your part. Even the Christian sites demand that you take responsibility and work towards creating a place for yourself within a community. No even the Christians believe the cure for loneliness is in tackling the problems and not just relying on supernatural agency. But those at www.occultbooks.net know better…

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AN EXCITING WAY TO PUT AN END TO LONELINESS

Hundreds of men and women from all over the English speaking world are looking all in the hope of finding a cure for loneliness. Sadly, we cannot pluck the man, or woman, of your dreams out of thin air for you, but we have some advice that will make solving the problem of your loneliness a tad easier. It revolves around a very well documented, not to mention ancient, method of building your confidence and stacking the fates heavily in your favour, known as… wait for it… witchcraft !
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Life Can Be Magick

About Witchcraft and how it can abolish loneliness.

Witchcraft is a method by which you truly (we promise) can influence the world in which you live, not necessarily on a massive scale, but certainly in such a way as to bring you the things that you personally want. Finding a partner, or friend, and ridding yourself of a lonely, solitary existence is the least of what you can achieve. This book contains a complete book of spells, offering all of the most attractive and important spells, including the all important – cures for loneliness – spell.

THERE IS NO NEED TO BE LONELY. BE HAPPY. TAKE CONTROL!!!

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We are not alone

Im Nebel

Seltsam, im Nebel zu wandern!
Einsam ist jeder Busch und Stein,
Kein Baum sieht den anderen,
Jeder ist allein.

Voll von Freuden war mir die Welt,
Als noch mein Leben Licht war,
Nun, da der Nebel fällt,
Ist keiner mehr sichtbar.

Wahrlich, keiner ist weise,
Der nicht das Dunkle kennt,
Das unentrinnbar und leise.
Von allen ihn trennt.

Seltsam, im Nebel zu wandern!
Leben ist einsam sein.
Kein Mensch kennt den anderen,
Jeder ist allein

-Hermann Hesse

In Fog

Strange in fog to wander,
Alone is each shrub and stone,
No tree sees another,
Each is alone.

Full of friends, was life for me,
When yet my life was light.
But then the fog came
And no one remains.

Truly no one is wise
Who does not know this fog
Which unnoticed and unknown
Separates him from all else.

Strange in fog to wander.
To live is to be alone.
No man knows another;
Each is alone.

Translation was found at
http://www.cranemusic.com/imnebel.html

Illustration was found at

http://www.unforgiven-art.de/files/images/nebel_final_0.preview.jpg

Thank you Robb Kvasnak

 

The Loneliness by Babyface

The Loneliness (Instrumental) by Babyface

 

I am much too alone in this world…

I am much too alone in this world, yet not alone

enough

to truly consecrate the hour.

I am much too small in this world, yet not small

enough

to be to you just object and thing,

dark and smart.

I want my free will and want it accompanying

the path which leads to action;

and want during times that beg questions,

where something is up,

to be among those in the know,

or else be alone.

I want to mirror your image to its fullest perfection,

never be blind or too old

to uphold your weighty wavering reflection.

I want to unfold.

Nowhere I wish to stay crooked, bent;

for there I would be dishonest, untrue.

I want my conscience to be

true before you;

want to describe myself like a picture I observed

for a long time, one close up,

like a new word I learned and embraced,

like the everday jug,

like my mother’s face,

like a ship that carried me along

through the deadliest storm.

Rainer Maria Rilke, English translation, © 2001 by Annemarie S. Kidder. Published 2001. All rights reserved.

 

Loneliness is a molecule

 

An article in Science Daily reports that loneliness does damage to the body at a molecular level.”What this study shows is that the biological impact of social isolation reaches down into some of our most basic internal processes the activity of our genes.”

“We found that what counts at the level of gene expression is not how many people you know, it’s how many you feel really close to over time,” said Steve Cole, an associate professor at the David Geffen School of Medicine.

“We found that changes in immune cell gene expression were specifically linked to the subjective experience of social distance. The differences we observed were independent of other known risk factors, such as health status, age, weight, and medication use. The changes were even independent of the objective size of a person’s social network.”Genes overexpressed in lonely individuals included many involved in immune system activation and inflammation. But interestingly, several other key gene sets were underexpressed, including those involved in antiviral responses and antibody production.

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/09/070913081048.htm

 

Loneliness at the top

Kim Jong Il sings about the loneliness of North Korea’s “Dear Leader.” Take it away Kim…