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Day 3 of Roots of Your Craft 30-Day Challenge by maddiviner In Viadescioism, magick is seen as a significant and potent force, yet it operates within certain natural and metaphysical […]
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Day 3 of Roots of Your Craft 30-Day Challenge by maddiviner In Viadescioism, magick is seen as a significant and potent force, yet it operates within certain natural and metaphysical […]
Day 2 of Roots of Your Craft 30-Day Challenge by maddiviner Magick in Viadescioism is a process that creates change according to one’s will. It aligns the mind, body, and […]
The Seeker’s Calling in Viadescioism is a transformative experience that signals the beginning of a spiritual journey. The Seeker’s Calling shows up in different ways: physically, mentally, and spiritually. Physically, […]
Viadescioism, with its unique set of practices, beliefs, and rituals, does not neatly fit into the conventional definition of witchcraft. Instead, it is a distinct spiritual and philosophical system. Viadescioism […]
Day 1 of Roots of Your Craft 30-Day Challenge by maddiviner In Viadescioism, divination is seen as a way to understand the paths of fate. Does divination work?Divination can show […]
In Viadescioism, nature holds a vital and sacred place. The natural world is seen as a direct manifestation of the divine, deserving respect and reverence. Viadescioists understand that the beauty […]
Ante- from “ancient,” implying lightness, airiness, and a transcendental quality. -natur- from “Naturalism,” suggesting a deep connection to and appreciation for the natural world. -afutur- from “Futuristic,” indicating advanced technology, […]
Day 10 of Roots of Your Craft 30-Day Challenge by maddiviner In Viadescioism, the concept of the witch is closely tied to the archetype of the Viadescioist, who is seen as a modern embodiment of wisdom and transformative power. Here’s the vision of what kind of witch one aspires to become. A Viadescioist witch aims to master various practices, achieving […]
Day 9 of Roots of Your Craft 30-Day Challenge by maddiviner The founder of Viadescioism, known as the Wolf of Antimony, had a defining moment at the age of 13. One evening in October 2008, while lying on their bed, they felt a calling from a spirit, prompting them to start studying various spiritual and occult practices. This profound experience […]
Day 8 of Roots of Your Craft 30-Day Challenge by maddiviner Working with or Worshipping Deities in Viadescioism Practitioners often work with deities rather than worship them in a traditional sense. This involves cooperating and connecting with the divinity, recognizing their intrinsic part in existence, much like the elements or fundamental concepts like roundness. The practice emphasizes cooperation with these […]
Day 4 of Roots of Your Craft 30-Day Challenge by maddiviner About Ethics and Morality in Viadescioism Viadescioism believes in cultivating virtues and good character, viewing morality as a journey […]
Our journey in Viadescioism is one of embracing the oneness of all. we recognize that all flows from a singular, boundless source known as Oxakna. From this wellspring of existence, all forms and phenomena emerge. Here, distinctions fade, and we behold the interconnected existence, where each entity is a thread in the grand design. To transcend these dualities is to […]
Why initiation: Initiation in Viadescioism is a pivotal process with many purposes. It represents a formal commitment to delve into the deeper aspects of Viadescioism, symbolizing an individual’s preparedness to […]
In Viadescioism, there is a concept known as “The Awakened and The Sleeping.” This idea explores the dual states of being within the practice. The Awakened are those who actively […]
Xafa Iba Ta | Focal Meditation Focal Meditation, or Xafa Iba Ta, is a practice within Viadescioism that encourages deep connection and understanding of various aspects of existence, whether they be objects, ideas, people, or situations. This meditation is similar to Xafa Iba Sa (Void Meditation) in that it enhances willpower, control, focus, and intent. However, it specifically aims to […]
Anonymous asked: How do you feel about mindfulness practices? In Viadescioism, mindfulness practices are highly regarded as they align well with the tradition’s emphasis on awareness, presence, and connection with both the self and the cosmos. Mindfulness is seen as a vital tool for cultivating an understanding of one’s place in the universe and for maintaining a harmonious balance between […]
Lajava Ona (sigils) can be empowered and protected by incorporating specific shapes, designs, or glyphs around them. Circle: The circle is a universal symbol, representing protection, unity, cycles, and focus. Surrounding a Lajava Ona with a circle helps to contain and build its kna while shielding it from external influences. Some practitioners use double circles, filling the space between with […]
Empowering a Lajava Ona involves various methods, each channeling kna (power) to enhance its efficacy. These methods range from focused spiritual practices to more personal, everyday actions: Directly infusing the Lajava with kna. Focusing on or meditating intensely on the Lajava. Dancing or exercising around the Lajava. Chanting over the Lajava, aligning chants with its intended purpose. Burning candles near […]
Active Empowerment: Active empowerment is the act of infusing a Lajava with kna using a method that is directly focused on giving that Lajava power. This process is carried out intentionally, utilizing either your own will or the collective will of others. The purposeful nature of this approach ensures that the Lajava receives a concentrated influx of Kna, making it […]
Empowering a Lajava in Viadescioism involves infusing the symbol with kna, to activate its potential to manifest. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to effectively empower a Lajava: Create the Lajava Representation: Begin by drawing or crafting the physical representation of the Lajava. This could be a drawn symbol, a carved object, or any form that best embodies the Lajava. […]
In Viadescioism, Lajava Ona refers to sacred glyphs or symbols that carry significant spiritual power and are used for various purposes in rites and rituals. These glyphs can be drawn, spoken, or manifested in objects, sounds, or words. They serve as potent tools for invoking specific kna or entities, known as Lajava, associated with the glyphs. Lajava Ona not only […]
Xafa Iba Sa (Void Meditation) is a practice designed to clear your mind completely, aiming to think of absolutely nothing. It’s a challenging yet rewarding technique that helps develop willpower, control, focus, and intent. Steps for Xafa Iba Sa (Void Meditation): Find a quiet spot where you won’t be disturbed. Wear comfortable clothing. Choose a position that suits you: sitting, […]
Rites: In Viadescioism, rites are structured, ritualistic acts that serve as expressions of change aligned with an individual’s will, embodying the transformation and evolution of various states of being. These rites involve the projection of one’s skaknao a combination of mental, physical, and spiritual kna into the world to interact with the kna, the essence of existence, thus facilitating change. […]
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One intriguing concept in Viadescioism is “Neopraxism.” This term, unique to the practice, represents the creation of a new spiritual practice distinct from other established traditions. The term itself is derived from “Neo” (new), “praxi” (practice), and “ism” (a distinctive system or philosophy). It signifies the development of a personal, individualized tradition, diverging from the traditional, eclectic, or syncretic approaches […]
In Viadescioism, an intriguing concept is the practice of Baa’wa, which involves ritualistic bowing. This act includes lowering the torso and head towards another person or symbol, typically by 30 degrees. It is primarily used to express respect, deference, veneration, apology, and gratitude. The significance of Baa’wa extends beyond mere physical expression; it represents a spiritual technique through which an […]
Viadescioism is indeed an open path. It is accessible to anyone who wishes to work within it. However, to effectively utilize and understand Viadescioism, individuals are encouraged to initiate themselves into the practice. This initiation is a way of preparing oneself and ritually attaching to the tradition. It helps in grasping the coherent understandings that are integral to the practice. […]
Overview Viadescioism is a contemporary spiritual and philosophical system rooted in the synthesis of various religious, spiritual, and magical traditions. It is a path that emphasizes the interconnectedness of all things, the practice of ritual, and the pursuit of understanding and enlightenment. The system draws from a diverse range of sources, including but not limited to, traditional pagan, shamanic, and […]
In Viadescioism, nature holds a profoundly significant role, reflecting a deep connection between the spiritual and the natural world. This connection is rooted in the understanding that everything in the […]
Knala Knala, in the context of Viadescioism, represents a comprehensive term encompassing various spiritual concepts such as Conduit, Sacred Spaces, Halidom, Holy Places, Sanctuary, Chapel, Relics, Holy Things, Shrines, Tower, […]
Viadescioism identifies eight distinct schools of Rites, each focusing on a unique aspect of transformation and change: Knala | Conduction: This school focuses on establishing sacred spaces. It involves creating environments conducive to practice, where Kna can flow unimpeded. Vava | Convocation: This school deals with summoning. It involves calling forth entities, Kna, or states of consciousness. Owa | Transmutation: […]
The divines, known as the Yamasa Ona in Viadescioism, exist not beyond but within our world. They are present in everything, embodying the sacred and the mundane as facets of […]
Xalaqa, a central symbol in Viadescioism, embodies the concept of divinity through its distinctive geometric design. This symbol, also referred to as the tetractys, is characterized by a triangle composed […]
Viadescioism is a unique blend of religion, philosophy, and practice, distinguished by its foundational principles and concepts. At the heart of Viadescioism are three critical elements: the Ten Divines, the […]
In Viadescioism, wearing masks is a crucial aspect of its culture and tradition. This practice, rooted in divine depictions, involves practitioners adopting the ‘kna’ (essence) of a ‘yamasa’ (Divines) for […]
Imani, celebrated on the seventh day of Kwanzaa (December 31st), stands for “Faith” in Swahili. This principle, pronounced Eee-maun-ee, emphasizes faith in our people, parents, teachers, leaders, and the collective struggle of the African-American community. Imani calls for a deep and enduring belief in the communal values, culture, and the resilience of the community. Imani is more than just religious […]