About love spells and sin

The most interesting and most significant part of magical practice is, without a doubt, Love. It is a fundamental human need—to love and to be loved. We spend our whole lives searching for this. And there is a mystery here. After all, how does the average person imagine a love spell? Something that will force another person to love me. But the need to force someone is only possible when a person has a choice. And this is where the arguments arise—that it’s a sin, a violation of another’s freedom, and so on. Here, I’ll let you in on a secret. We don’t choose whether to love or not; we simply fall in love—it’s not our choice. Where have you ever seen a person say, “I’ve decided to love him or her!” That’s it—I just sit here and love. It simply happens to us, and if the feeling is mutual, it’s happiness; if not, it’s sorrow. In love, we are all victims of circumstances, victims of the mechanisms by which attraction and repulsion are formed—not only in people but in nature itself. True magic is not just about changing the reality of existence; it’s also about a deep understanding of the occult laws that govern how humans and the universe function. By understanding and knowing these laws and mechanisms, and by using them to influence a person or a situation, you can change it. One can evoke desire, admiration, or love for a specific person, or feelings of disgust and irritation toward a rival. And there is neither a violation of free will nor sin here. For free will has nothing to do with it; here we are dealing with subconscious emotional reactions. Such thoughts (that this is a sin, that it is wrong, that God is against it, etc.) are imposed on us by our inner demons, the evil principle that triumphs through our suffering. This principle has, since time immemorial, robbed us of our right to influence the world and enslaved us to blind mechanisms and blind fate, making nature the master of humankind. But humanity’s purpose is to become the master of its own life, to overcome circumstances, and to fulfill its desires in defiance of the forces of chaos.