Hey /x/! I heard some stuff about personality depolarizing, and

>>17544273
austin osmann spare used a technique that's now called "the neither-neither principle". google it, it works when you make a habit of it
franz bardon advocated the use of so-called black and white soul mirrors. a bit more analytic in approach, it also works
some chaos oriented people seem to opine that's it's a good idea to evoke and thus personify unbalanced behavioral patterns - you name and bind the spirits that are facets of your personality. my experience with this method is that it's effective but risky, because you can unknowingly also empower certain personality traits if you don't know your repressed tendencies as well as you should and just jump into evocation (which is not exactly evocation proper, but that's not so important)

>>17544361
Thanks!
I'll check it out!

>>17544273
Don't know what the fuck you're on about OP but R.A.W has a lot of interesting things to say about The Eight Circuits of Consciousness

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>>17544465
A polarized personality is one that takes a stance, and feels the need to react to everything.
A depolarized personality is one that sees both sides of every coin. It is a great advantage to anyone who plans on working with magick or such.

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OP here, found this one and it seems that it may serve the purpose well.
http://www.sacred-magick.com/Practises/pdf/The%20Middle%20Pillar%20Ritual.pdf