What should I work?

[DarkAries]

I was very interested for geography and geology but now, after 2 years of university I completly lost all of my motivation. All science is just l'art pour l'art, with useless facts, every exam is about how good you can memorize, and the incredible amount of stress you get literally makes me sick. And I wasting 3 or 4 more years of my life, just to get a diplom, what I cant use to anything.
Of course I'm not fully unmotivated, if I had the time I would meditate all day, and theching other to Satanism. Anything else seem like a useless waste of time and energy for ridiculosly low money.
What should I do?

 

[Blitzkreig [JG]]

I was very interested for geography and geology but now, after 2 years of university I completly lost all of my motivation. All science is just l'art pour l'art, with useless facts, every exam is about how good you can memorize, and the incredible amount of stress you get literally makes me sick. And I wasting 3 or 4 more years of my life, just to get a diplom, what I cant use to anything.
Of course I'm not fully unmotivated, if I had the time I would meditate all day, and theching other to Satanism. Anything else seem like a useless waste of time and energy for ridiculosly low money.
What should I do?

This is going to be the case with the majority of careers. In the future, your job would be blended with Satanic elements.

There is some value in a career that gives you free time, allowing you to meditate. However, even within a given career, one can take steps to increase the time available to meditate, such as getting all your work done sooner, then getting an isolated office, or working at home where you can meditate on the job, and so on.

There is also value in finding a career that makes use of your natural talents and interests. As stated above, these talents will be made to full use in a Satanic world. What you can do now, then, is to get your diploma (of varying usefulness), and establish yourself professionally. Then, when Satanism becomes mainstream, you will be able to rapidly incorporate it into your career.

When I do workings for increasing my productivity, I focus on my "Satanic career", which to me involves my JOS responsibilities, personal development, as well as my "earthly" career.

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What you do now is up to you. For some, it may make sense to spend more time meditating, and less time working or going to school, if possible. This is all dependent on the resources you have available, and the current skills/level of advancement you possess.

If you have the ability to finish your schoolwork fast enough, which may take less time than 8 hours of a job, then that may be a better use of your time. In regards to stress, studying, and overall productivity, then make use of Saulo, Nauthiz, and Mercurial energies to increase your ability to do all that quicker.

One can even use runes on a short-term basis: "The energy of Saulo has now incited me to finish my research paper, in a positive way for me". For me, this has the effect of making me bolt upright and immediately get to work. One can also chant runes while reading, with partial focus.

This can be used to support yourself while doing larger, permanent working.

 

[Demonolater2023]

I think it's best to try to find a way to incorporate your interest in a career that can be monetized. I cannot think of much about geography, but when it comes to geology, would your knowledge be used in a craft? I knew a woman who used to study geology and then she became a jewelry maker and sold her hand crafter jewelry with rare stones/metals to people on etsy who were very willing to pay extra for a unique or rare piece. She also sold crystals to witches/pagans/yogis etc. Geology could be used in interior design, picking different marble floors or fireplace stones for rich people, what choice is best for each climate/budget/location etc. I don't know how artistic you are and it would take some extra research and self study, but overall I see sciences like that as a great tool to build a career, but not as the entire career.
Also it's not too late to try to see if you are passionate about something else that can be monetized and keep learning on those subjects because it gives YOU joy and not just for money. My father's idea that everyone needs to know what they should do with their life when they go to college at 18-19, finish it and and then work on that career and retire like kings at 65 is outdated and unrealistic. You may have to change paths/careers more than once. Keep calm, meditate, ask for guidance and you will start seeing chances and openings instead of limitations!