Doing It Right?, LBRP Options

Hey, i was just practicing the LBRP and it kind of feels colder inside the place where i have done it, i'm wondering if this is some indication that i have done it right?

Hey again, i was just practicing LBRP again after listening to an MP3 of someone doing it, and after i was done i felt kind of dizzy and i could see the aura's of objects in the room much easier, not clearly though, for i don't really know much about that area. Anyway, am i getting closer?

That depends on what you expect. Typically one doesn't use magick without intentions. That is one wouldn't use the LBRP unless they know what they want out of it. If you do know than consider if it worked or not. If you don't than I think you should be careful because you could unintentionally cause yourself problems. The LBRP is, as I'm sure you know a banishing ritual. Therefore its most practical application is to cleanse one's self and ward off lesser entities.

These affects the dizziness and cold spots indicate that either you don't have solid intentions before doing the LBRP or that something is not going right. If anything you'd think after a cleansing you'd be focused, not dizzy, warmer not cold. But it could also just be your perception and my misconseption of it. The only way I think any of us could really tell you if something you are doing is wrong is if you tell us how you do the LBRP step by step. But not just what you do what you feel and think as well.

I'm not exactly sure how much can be said to this, but i thought i'd post it before i went to sleep.

I was just practicing LBRP again, and this time, before i did it, i meditated for a few minutes about what i wanted to accomplish. and focused on it while i was preforming it and sure enough, the circle was warm. I especially noticed that my feet were warm, i don't kow if that means anything.

Also, i've discovered that doing Magick takes a lot out of me, which is why i'm going to sleep now (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)

Good day to you all (IMG:style_emoticons/default/bigwink.gif)