Ok since there are no answers I'd like to add a few things
The more I practice magick, the more I learn and understand I become able to develop my own way of teaching
So now that I've explained that I'll continue about teaching
Magick is not a course in the classical way
Through my experience I've understood that it's onely about giving the answers the pupil needs
If this makes him a sorceror so let it be Trought conversations with beings I've understood that even in magick whe are still humans
We still have free choice of belief and it necessitates much more then a little curse on someone to become truly lef hand path
It's not because you performed one exorcisme or reiki energy transfer to be right hand path
Lif is much more complicated and even a saint may commit mistakes, because sainty is not a title but a state of mind and a way of living
It's a quest like evrything
When I've met right hand path students my first thought was that they weren't that good
Now that left hand path students come to me they're not that bad
I think that I've been at first shocked by meeting persons who already know what they want as if macrokynesis could be masterized in two minutes
Left hand students seemed in another philosphical state and much more realistic: "I want to beem the evil eye one my neighbour"
But for me it's only another aspect of the same spirituality,
My decision: intiating them to kabalah in order to masterize merkebah for the beginning
If they understand the basis of how the creation works, or onely seek to make their life easier, for me it's fine but I wont teach them the stuff they could se against me. After all, on day or the other the disciple will be stronger then the master
Left hand thought: I'll lose control and superiority among them
Right hand thought: They'll help me to evolve and to understand things
The thing is that even if you're from a well defined tradition, this doesn't mean that the pupils will all so be from the same thing
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Blessed be