>>17074337
Nope, the "true occulters" when asked shit down on this board because other than lighting a few candles and staring at the moon none have done a real spell or summoned anything.

They say It's personal and I don't care to share lol it's just because they have nothing to share.

>>17074337
If such people existed, I doubt they'd waste time on /x/ and even if they did post here, you wouldn't be able to tell due to aforementioned roleplayers.

If there have been, I don't think they would find it worth it to provide proof that they aren't roleplaying to a bunch of sweaty teenagers.
It's easier to go with the flow instead of trying to prove yourself.

>>17074337
We're just roleplayers too.

I know a real occultist. He is more of an animist/shaman but without the newage bullshit. I can tell. He's not into sharing stuffs in the internet and he never talks about what he experienced and saw in his "journeys". So yeah it is possible to find these types of person but it's not common, and I doubt we will see them in /x/

that is the pictoral representation of /x/ because we are all invisible spirits

>>17074337
Maybe out entire life is just one, big, role playing game.

>>17074528
i feel it is sort of like that

>>17074528
i feel it is sort of like that

>>17074337
I'm a magician. Been practicing for 20 years. Western magic(k) systems and shamanism (Michael Harner's work) mostly. I've taught publicly for over a decade and have used shamanism to help others with problems in their lives.

Although I hardly see how occult practitioners fit into a category of insiders/time travelers...