Giving the Devil his due

Originally posted by Pawnokeyhole
What are these 7 elements?

Akasha, light, dark, earth, air, fire, and water

Originally posted by 7ate9
do you dress up in black... with a little bit of red.

we get people around here in nz who dress up like that and cut themselves in a kind of ritual. got told a story of someone who ended up dying from this. just what you said about drinking blood.

no, I dress like a normal, with a red trench that goes to my ankles

Originally posted by 7ate9
what i was describing is like a cult thing, that some young people become part off, where they usually wear black... thought you might be into the same sort of thing.

no, I'm not

Originally posted by ayamethesnake
Akasha, light, dark, earth, air, fire, and water

using only basic thought i created life itself - gi-goh!

the more things you try to control the less successful your endeavor - trust me on this one - ga-gah!

elements are earth, air, fire and water - light is simply that and darkness the lack thereof - akasha is an energy permeating all things - or so some believe - all of this from a human perspective of course - go-bah!

you don't seem to be leaning toward evil after all - go-goh!

Originally posted by God
using only basic thought i created life itself - gi-goh!

the more things you try to control the less successful your endeavor - trust me on this one - ga-gah!

elements are earth, air, fire and water - light is simply that and darkness the lack thereof - akasha is an energy permeating all things - or so some believe - all of this from a human perspective of course - go-bah!

you don't seem to be leaning toward evil after all - go-goh!

God, what significance does your suffixial tourette's have? Is it a code? Or a mantra?

Originally posted by Starrman
God, what significance does your suffixial tourette's have? Is it a code? Or a mantra?

I was thinking: "Scent of a woman".

Originally posted by ayamethesnake
Akasha, light, dark, earth, air, fire, and water

What does your control of these elements amount to? Could you give me an example?

Originally posted by 7ate9
hmmm... when i was younger i went through deep bouts of suicidal depression. i would cut my arms, so i'd see the blood which seemed to take away the mental anguish. i guess it was like a saving drug to me during suicial times, which i kind of see in those young people. this is where my interest came from in you talking about drinking blood.

It seems to me that the link between the two activities, involving blood drawing, is superficial.

In your case, the drawing of blood served to reduce private anguish.

In Snake's case, the drawing of blood is a ritual cementing cultish bonds.

Originally posted by 7ate9
both cases would still have a similar hi about it?

Maybe. But reducing pain and increasing pleasure are distinct.