Left-Hand Path

For a long time, the left hand has been linked with weakness and subversion. The term "Left" is derived from the Anglo-Saxon lyfy, which means "weak." In certain civilizations, the left hand was traditionally seen to be the weaker one, while the right hand was thought to be the stronger one. The Latin term sinister was associated with the word let, as well as wicked, and this link is still used today. This relationship with the left and the reversal of the natural order of things exemplifies the significance of what the left-hand route implies.
The left hand is considered to take in and accept energy, whereas the right hand radiates energy. The Gardenarian Wicca method of making a circle with a right-facing motion is described in the book The Witches Bible. The High Priestess is said to open the circle with a sword by travelling around it in deosil, "from North to North." The movement in reverse, or deosil, is an activity in undoing. When the Priestess closes the circle, she does a left-handed move known as Widdershins (counterclockwise). They believe that the right-hand activity builds anleft-handeand action destroys.
The links with left and right have also been utilised in nalture divination. Homer described a kind of divination involving flying birds in ancient Greece: the bird that flies to the left symzolises a poor omen, while the bird that flies to the right represents a favorable omen. Left and right were frequently associated with evil and virtue. So the link between the Left and sad occurrences, ends, or evil has been recognised for a long time.
The Left, whether weak, evil, unusual, or bizarre, has a long history. Those who follow the left-hand route believe it is a path of personal empowerment. Consider how most right-hand path religions or practices work for the benefit of a deity while denying self for the benefit or healing of others. The self is god, or the centre of awareness, on the left hand path. The left route can be described as self-serving. The ego is frequently rejected in right-hand path activities in exchange for affiliation with a higher force.