Possession by Servitors

Hi everyone,
I came along the discussions to use servitors to influence the thoughts of someone else but did anyone here have experiences with actual possessions by servitors? Meaning did someone ever possess someone else with a servitor or has been possessed by him/herself?
(I thought about using a hypersigil to create a servitor powerful enough.)

Greetings :wave:

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I’ve never seen a servitor designed to do that. That’s not what they’re for, and what benefit would that have for servitor creator?

Person is often either the end result of a parasite feeding on you and getting so embedded you take its traits, or an entity that wants to passes you either from being sent as an attack or because it wants to be human but mostly it’s about food.

Servitors can be created to be vampiric, but most of them are designed with cosmic or ambient energy sources.

If you want the person to change their mind about something I guess you could try a servitor for that, but they don’t need to possess to do that. They are very simple machines, with no free will, and possession requires winning a battle of wills or permission.

I wouldn’t expect them to be good enough to able to possess someone and if they did that person would be a vegetable. A servitor isn’t evolved enough to handle piloting a human, it takes quite a lot to be able to do that.

I often try to think a bit outside the box with that topic :grin:
An egregore is sometimes referred to as a group servitor or as servitor bearing a conciousness.(depending on who wrote about it)
So if it is powerful and intelligent enough but bound to unbreakable rules (almost like a controlled godform),then I could imagine that. But the creation would be the main problem I guess :sweat_smile:

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E.A was actually on tic tock live last week saying the Servitor is actually the group conscious type of Entity and the Egregore is the self personal Entity…

Egregore’s are group entities… elaborate :laughing:

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Basically, a thoughtform is an astral machine that a mage creates themselves. “Servitor” is another name for this and with the focus that the Servitor does work for you. It’s possible to give thoughtforms so much ability and an energy source that is self–sustaining, so that they can gain an incarnated spirit, become sovereign and go off by themselves.

I created a thoughtform once and they did this. When I asked Azazel about it, he explained I “made it too much like me” - which was true, I’d made a servitor to take care of my cat as she passed through the 2nd death. I made a copy of me in as much detail as possible, gave her instructions to take care of the cat and then left her to it. As the cat moved on she went her own way.

So, an Egregore is the exact same idea, but a thoughtform made or sustained by multiple people. An example of this is most gods, particularly those that are the personifications of nature, fictional gods like the Elder Scrolls Daedra, the Lovecraftian entities (give or take debate about it, I think they’re egregores of the echoes of nightmares, others thing they’re real) and the many many versions of yahweh and deified kings, leaders and heroes passed down through aural traditions, even the facades of celebrities, oh, and the spirits of corporations.

As you can see, often egregores arise organically out of human society. But they can also be deliberately created in an intentional way by a coven or other group of mages working together.

My egregore “Amos”, and I think, all published servitors that are open to the knowledge of more than one person become egregores as soon as more than one person has contributed to their existence, in the simplest case just by accepting that they exist. Working with them and posting about experiences with them builds and strengthens them more and more. In this case they tend to still retain the label “Servitor” because they are servants.

I didn’t see that, but one of you is mistaken, it’s the other way around and I’m pretty sure E.A. knows what an egregore is. Look it up: Wikipedia isn’t lying on this one.

They way I see it, an egregore or servitor that has gained a spirit (or you could say, possessed by a spirit) is no longer an egregor but has evolved spiritually into a sovereign entity in it’s own right with free will.

If you try the search at top right for “free servitor” and the like, you’ll find examples of shared thoughtforms that may or may not be egregoric yet on here.

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They don’t have to be bound - they don’t have free will, they’re machines or you could say, computers. It’s a bit like asking if your phone could possess you.

“Hi Siri, can you possess me?”
“I don’t know how to do that.”

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Dont kill the messenger lol im not the one that said it…

Im sure you’re able to message him and possibly if he saved the live after he was on he can go back and watch it…

In the same live he also talked about using sigils in your lives, vids, and all thee above.

So that when people see them they are able to gain power by looking at them…

I know what i seen and i know what i heard…

It is what it is budd…

Have a beautiful day man!!!

I’m a woman, as it happens, just FYI, but then like, I said one of you is mistaken. As you are saying it’s not yourself, then EA has this backwards. Look it up, when every source says one thing and one person says the opposite, what do you think the consuses use of teh work it\s? I liyteraly linked you the wikipoedia, I don’t know what else to say.

It does go to show - don’t just blindly believe everything you hear, especially not from one person, not EA, not me, not from anyone.

Use your noggin, think for yourself, do your reasreach and then make up your own mind. Don’t be a sheep and just regurgitate what other people say without knowing why youer believe them.

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Ohh i feel you on that lol all day…

I wasnt saying anyone was wrong or right, i was just stating what i had heard thats all…

As you know and as you have seen i dont really say much to anyone unless i have the experience of the topic at hand.