[UA] Old groups and power

[DL]

Is this, really? They have no power because they use ancient methods? And
about rituals? I know most old style magick is not more praticed, but it
just have vanished?

For what i understand, ppl just dont use it anymore (the old methods), or
even don't know they have existed (or they are well hiding), still, i think
that UA could mesh with a "templar/maçonaria/luciferian conspiracies/india
thuggees/etc." that have some power. Just harder to use. But still, some ppl
prefer the old methods over the new, right? Or wrong?

[since there is in the moment a lot of consufion about "rl/ua"im here
stating im talking about the UA world] :)

[]s,

  Haroudo Xavier
  UIN 1504427
  www.geocities.com/hasfix/


-----Mensagem original-----
De: ua-admin at lists.uchicago.edu [mailto:ua-admin at lists.uchicago.edu]Em
nome de Epoch
Enviada em: quarta-feira, 24 de abril de 2002 13:07
Para: ua at lists.uchicago.edu
Assunto: Re: [UA] [UA]Goddess dicotomy


On Thu, 25 Apr 2002, Loki Carbis wrote:

>
> >> I don't mean "Celtic Pagans." However, I do mean "old style
> >> goddess-worshippers" and some do exist (the Thuggee cult apparently
> >> still exists in India, for example).
> >Gotcha.  And yes, certainly, they'd have no power.
>
>
>         They'd have no *magical* power.  It occurs to me that it could be
> quite a fun bait-and-switch to have them messing with the party through
> purely mundane, political means...   (I think I feel a plot coming on...)

>Heh.  And after I carefully distinguished between magical power and OU
>involvement later in that message.  Yes, correction accepted.

>Mike

>--
>"I know it kind of compromises my moral principles, but the thing is,
> they make my butt look cute!"  -- Mariya Hodge


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