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Newton was known to be a religious heretic and a practicing alchemist/occultist as well as a scientific thinker.

There's no logical path from trivializing your occultist and unknowable notion if intent to the return of kings.

Go look up the founder of the JPL and noted Thelemite occultist Jack Parsons, for instance.

One need not identify as an occultist to study a field which would fall under the label of the occult.

The show, thanks to its occultist theming, already had examples of people being cursed, or their souls being banished or captured.

I know of no occultist or pagan that actively recruits in the way like Christians and Moslems do.

I don't think the same person can be deeply philosophical and an occultist at the same time.

One should not overlook the fact Sir Isaac Newton, perhaps one of the greatest scientists of all time, had strong mystical[1] and occultist[2] leanings too.

Newton was a devout alchemist/occultist who believed he could find the temple of Solomon - but it doesn't make gravitation or his laws of motion irrelevant.

As far as being pagan/occultist, many prefer to keep a seperate account for their religious lives, partially because many live in places where they would be persecuted.

In a way, I don't want you to be an occultist.

In either case you are left with sticking to the prescribed reality or you say fuck it and go down any of the spiritual and or occultist rabbit holes.

> (in)famous occultist Aleister Crowley was asked if magic is "real" e.g.

(in)famous occultist Aleister Crowley was asked if magic is "real" e.g.

I call myself a “free will occultist” and I actively fight “thought control” if that says anything about my “self programming.” And I do program myself.

I am a free will occultist, and would not condemn what comes of well informed consent, though I do think children are the “property” of their parents whose human right to not be interfered with by others is the concern of the state (lawful domain).