What are the spiritual implications of changing your name?
Your balls fall off.
>>39132880can confirm t. ranny
>>39132847Choose a symbol, like Prince.
>>39132847It’s demonic.
>>39132847No spiritual implications, but have fun explaining to people why you have a different name. Although I like the idea
>>39134296This man is lying through his fingies, OP. Don't change your name, though. The idea is having a secret Frater name that only yourself and those you trust know. It represents your reborn, alchemical self.
>>39135764>The idea is having a secret Frater name that only yourself and those you trust know. It represents your reborn, alchemical self.This is what I'm thinking of doing. The name my parents gave me carries the vision they have for my life, but I don't want to become my father. I think if I at least call myself something different, even if its only privately, maybe I can break away from that.
>>39135898Don't resent your parents. It only holds you back.
>>39132847>changing your name?absolutly nothing, "your name" is your human spirit or persona
>>39136065no it isn't. it's just a name. i represents you symbolically, but nothing more than that. it's not tied to your spirit whatsoever. it's an archetypal representation, not some tumor latched onto your soul representing you
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>>39132847Birthname is Predeterminism, name change is free will.
>>39132847None. You are still you. For all intents and purposes, I can be called anything or nothing at all, it's still the same old me. There are legal and possibly psychological implications (thinking death/rebirth mechanisms here), but that's it.