Quick Introduction

Hello everyone,

I am Urobor, I have been what you might call an occultist for a couple of years. I do my best to learn more and grow in my path, lately I am attempting to learn more about vampirism in its various forms, spiritual vibrations and frequencies, and the nature of spells. I have heard of this forum in the past and it felt like the right time to join.

I hope to be able to contribute to this community, as well as learn and grow in my own path however possible.

you come from a central location pertaining to this forum.

you come from a central location pertaining to this forum.

Maxx wrote:you come from a central location pertaining to this forum.  

Hello, what do you mean by this? You certainly got me curious.

I like your name, the urobor(us) is a very deep and meaningful symbol

Welcome!

Lightseeker wrote:I like your name, the urobor(us) is a very deep and meaningful symbol

Thank you, since it symbolizes cycles of transformation and rebirth I found it fitting. The ouroboros does have multiple layers of depth to it, and I think it's fascinating that the same symbol and concepts emerged in vastly different cultures throughout history.

Urobor wrote: The ouroboros does have multiple layers of depth to it, and I think it's fascinating that the same symbol and concepts emerged in vastly different cultures throughout history.

I especially like the double ouroboros that can be found in Michael Ende's "The Neverending Story" (or the movie of the same name). The connection that is made in that book between the ouroboros and Thelema ("Do what you wilt") is also very intriguing.

Lightseeker wrote:I especially like the double ouroboros that can be found in Michael Ende's "The Neverending Story" (or the movie of the same name). The connection that is made in that book between the ouroboros and Thelema ("Do what you wilt") is also very intriguing.

That is originally a celtic symbol I believe. From what I understand it is connected to cycles of creation and destruction, something of a duality you might say. It is very intriguing indeed.