stealing a soul

stealing a soul is a dire spiritual crime, and nothing good could ever come from it, why would such information be shared here, this people here work for good, not evil

Zacc your sorely mistaken if you think we all work for "good".

Personally, I have never stolen a person's soul, though someone on here did get my my enemies soul, and helped the person to stop attacking me.

I now have it hanging in my room in an energy cage.

I am working on changing it, making him hard working, not lazy, hateful of drugs, and more, basically, I want him to go striaght, I'm seeking to improve his life, because I know thats the last thing he wants.

so yes, it IS possible to steal someone's soul, and its also possible to add attributes to your own and others.

Luzifer

Anything on this forum said by someone whos believes souls can be stolen, "should be taken with grain of salt". The simple truth is that souls cannot be stolen. The very Idea of trying to steal anothers soul is evil. I warn you against attempting such a thing.

The term evil changes from person to person, thus loses it's value.

Just sayin

I know the consiquences with stealing a soul. and yes it very well could endanger our planet. but if someone wants to steal a soul they have the right to try. Not saying that they will even get it right, but if they try they will have the face the conciquences of their own actions. i do not wish for someone to try it but if someone really wanted to they could get the information from someone who didnt know what they were doing and completely shatter the universe. if someone wanted to id rather them get the information from someone who knew what they were doing. Am i wrong in that sense???

Whether it is evil or not I guess is up to the person doing it. I'm not sure if it is entirely possible but I am not going to say it isn't because I don't know. In shamanism soul retreivals are possible and help with healing. These soul fragments are just parts people loose of themselves during certain events and experiences. I'm sure it is possible to capture these fragments and use them.

Stealing a soul does not bring benefit to you at all...if you steal a soul, it will probably be pi$$ed and unwilling to do your biding lol. However, there are souls that are already in the astral and don't have a physical body...you could make a deal with those and decide the benefits yourself...but there's usually a twist in the deal and you end up in trouble.

You are correct in that in Shamanism we gather lost fragments of souls to help and heal others. people lose parts of their soul when they have different experiences. The loosing of ones love is a good example. Which is how i know how to steal a soul. It is just as simple as soul retrieval.

There are some benefits to stealing a soul, and none of them involve the soul doing your bidding. In that respect you are correct. Lets take for example a PsiVamp. A PsiVamp could steal a soul and use it for an endless power source. Some other benefits of stealing a soul would most likely be used by a Necromancer. To revive a dead body. There are even some cases where a Dark Witch would use the soul to create a power a gem that enable him/her to control certain elements.

Even though there are benefits to stealing a soul the consequences heavily out weigh the benefits.

Well I own an extra, Notarized and everything... Gee, $25 debt, way too easy!!
The Poor Notary looked like she was gonna Drop dead in her tracks, when I paid the service fees.

Idk guys, sounds cool, though even in video games souls values are pretty poor. I dont know if itd do much even if. Guess it depends what your view on a soul is really, and what you think it can do for you. I doubt if they exist theres any "pure" since the whole soul is a bible tale, which means all are born with sin, though maybe that means saved souls are where its at.

Id do it if I knew how, and if it actually benefitted me. The only ways I can think are by consumption=power or slave=butler. Why do it? If you can justify it to yourself, whatever, whos to stop you?