The Book So Powerful They Banned It - The Secrets Of The Obeah Bible

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An exploration of 'The Great Book of Magical Art, Hindu Magic, and East Indian Occultism,' a 19th-century mail-order book that became so influential in the Caribbean that it was effectively banned by the Jamaican government.

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The History of a Banned Book00:00:01

The video discusses the 'Obeah Bible,' a 1898 mail-order book from Chicago that gained legendary status in the Caribbean. Unlike traditional occult knowledge, which was gated by secret societies, this book was widely distributed by mail, becoming a powerful tool for those denied traditional authority.

Philosophical Foundations00:09:00

The author argues that true magic is essentially wisdom and that every human carries a 'heaven' within themselves. The book emphasizes that the root of all power resides in the human soul, making external ceremonies secondary to one's internal state.

Talisman Work and Elemental Correspondence00:14:33

A detailed look at the book's 'constellatory practice.' It teaches that physical objects like talismans hold no power of their own; rather, they serve as vehicles for the user's own projected spirit and intent, organized by an elemental system of correspondences.

Practical Techniques: Telepathy and Dreams00:19:04

The text provides protocols for distance healing, telepathy, and dream incubation. These methods emphasize preparation, timing, and 'firm constancy of mind,' echoing modern psychical research on sender-receiver methodology.

Aura Protection and Healing00:30:56

The book details the human aura as an 18-inch field of energy. It offers specific, practical instructions for protecting this field—visualizing a protective ovoid shell—to prevent the depletion of energy when interacting with others or in challenging environments.

The True Core: Self-Empowerment00:43:00

The video concludes by emphasizing the book's central message: despite its reputation for ritual magic, the author insists that rituals are optional and secondary. The true goal is the development of self-confidence and the realization that the practitioner is the source of their own power.

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