Author Experience with Quareia

[arsara]

Hello everyone,
I'm interested in pursuing Qureia but its hard to find any information from people who are already working with it.
If anyone here is working with that system, what is the impression so far ?
If someone has some experience then decided to stop it, why was that so ?

 

[HoldAll]

There are quite a few Quareia threads already, did you read them?

 

[RobCorvid]

Hello everyone,
I'm interested in pursuing Qureia but its hard to find any information from people who are already working with it.
If anyone here is working with that system, what is the impression so far ?
If someone has some experience then decided to stop it, why was that so ?

I started and stopped a couple of times. Currently working very slowly through the initial materials. It's tough and takes dedication as you're really on your own. Good stuff, just takes dedication and patience. Josephine is awesome.

 

[akenu]

Doesn't Quareia have some social groups online? I doubt Josephine would let her fellow students go blindly

 

[GhostGirl]

I think the Quareia has some real gold in it but I also think it's written with an angelic slant to it. Which makes sense. Josephine works (mainly) with angelic beings, so she is going to communicate her experiences with them and their words to her, but it's still something to consider and watch out for.

 

[Pancreas]

From what I'm aware of and read up on, it's a very much self contained, solo practitioner path. You need to learn a lot and it's a slow pace, there are 3 levels, I can't remember the name of the middle one, but i think they go Novice, Intermediate, Adept. The idea is that you spend several years on each of the levels and it's probably 10-15 years to do the whole thing. Big focus initially on mastering meditation etc. I believe further in to the modules there are a couple of "tests" or things that you do, that can be an issue, but part of the course is you learn to sort it yourself.

I have seen someone comment they felt it was "safe" magic and restrictive for them, but the idea is you learn things BEFORE you need or use them, it's not like jumping straight into Goetia. All the material is free, so that's something. Josephine herself says it's not a path for everyone, and it was the path Frater Acher has trodden too.

 

[RobCorvid]

From what I'm aware of and read up on, it's a very much self contained, solo practitioner path. You need to learn a lot and it's a slow pace, there are 3 levels, I can't remember the name of the middle one, but i think they go Novice, Intermediate, Adept. The idea is that you spend several years on each of the levels and it's probably 10-15 years to do the whole thing. Big focus initially on mastering meditation etc. I believe further in to the modules there are a couple of "tests" or things that you do, that can be an issue, but part of the course is you learn to sort it yourself.

I have seen someone comment they felt it was "safe" magic and restrictive for them, but the idea is you learn things BEFORE you need or use them, it's not like jumping straight into Goetia. All the material is free, so that's something. Josephine herself says it's not a path for everyone, and it was the path Frater Acher has trodden too.

Yep, Apprentice then Initiate then Adept. It's very detailed and the beginning is very much meditation, vision work, and inner senses. All available freely but I prefer having a real book so I had to go out and get them.
If you don't want to go through the full program but still want some good info and practices then her Magical Knowledge Trilogy is excellent, too.
She's been on some good podcasts if you want to get an idea of her way of looking at things. Check out Glitch Bottle interviews with her.

 

[odrep]

Do you all agree that you should stop doing results-oriented magic (calling on a spirit for something, using talismans, etc) while working with Quareia?