Do both, in parallel. That's the best way to see the books in the light of actual personal experience...which dispels the poisonous and ignorant opinions of too many who roam the internet before studying the books first.
I've been persuaded over the past 2 years that even this subreddit shouldn't be extensively gone-over by people before having absorbed the official texts first.
It creates friction between those who have and those who haven't done so. Friction that is avoidable by something that comes easy for most non-dyslexic or differently-abled adults.
Many of these books can be found on YouTube as well and they are free.
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u/TechnoMagical_Intent
2 points2021-12-15 15:24
Enjoy whichever ones you find while you can because if you live in the United States it's only a matter of time before the DMCA police block access to them.
Though you can always spoof your IP address to get around country-specific blocks.
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u/Tolteka17
3 points2021-12-15 22:36
Honestly, if you're American, just use a vpn and download the books on Library Genesis for free.
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u/[deleted]
1 points2021-12-15 22:33deleted
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u/matejthetree
3 points2021-12-15 12:57
great answer from techno. there is free recapitulation zoom by Reni Murez, scroll down the forum for link. it happens in a week. and check recapitulation videos from Being Energy on youtube that includes Tensegrity exercises. great stuff.
above all, you can immediately start to exercise silence.
you will find links for it in the wiki, in Tensegrity/recapitulation and in silence.
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u/danl999
6 points2021-12-15 15:52
You don't need to ask if it's real. It's not some other system where nothing happens.
Just try it!
I traveled to 2 extremely interesting worlds last night, fully wake, eyes open, standing up, no drugs, and walking around too.
One world explained phantom realities to me, and how they're constructed.
They're sort of like a paper cylinder with the view of the world printed on the inside, and you're standing in it.
Except someone ripped it to small pieces, and threw out 9 of 10 pieces.
So when you look at an object, there's nothing next to it. When you turn your head to look to the left, that piece is still there, to fill in the missing space, until you reach a new one that wasn't ripped out. Reality becomes "granular", but all you see is that it follows your eyes.
You yourself, can see this! The puffs you can learn to see in darkness are an undeveloped version of it.
I also used my arm to scan my room for witches.
I accidentally blew up my friend Cholita a couple of days ago. She was hiding on a layer or the room 3 feet up from the floor.
All absolutely real looking, and unheard of in the world of magic.
No one gets to do this sort of thing, but us.
And it's not imaginary. Cholita breaks the laws of physics for real.
It's because our magic is pre-agriculture, but you should read in the wiki until you see why that obviously means something.
Essentially, agriculture made people stupid because they could sit around in rooms in cities and fuss with other people all day long, instead of looking for food in the wild, where they meet spirits.
Without the energy of spirits, you're severely limited in what you can do.
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u/Prestigious_Spinach5
1 points2021-12-22 05:56
'Essentially, agriculture made people stupid because they could sit around in rooms in cities and fuss with other people all day long, instead of looking for food in the wild, where they meet spirits.'
Seriously, this is key.
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u/danl999
3 points2021-12-22 15:41
I believe it's also why we have "Men of Old" mentioned in several religions. Always with the implication men now don't have the kind of power they did way back then.
It's not post agriculture people fantasizing about giants and people who could fly. As some commentators suggest.
It's because they stole their original techniques and descriptions from those guys, and are giving them a "nod".
Take the Jewish prophets, perhaps the oldest among religions. People like to think eastern traditions are the oldest, but it's not so. They just have better marketing in western countries (bad player western men marketing).
The Jewish technique to see god and spirits is pretty much the same as ours, and the results the same.
Except they never learned to "see", so it was ritualized and religious.
It's easy to see God, but not so easy to realize he's static and can't really do much.
Don't anyone worry, visiting God is automatic. You will too.
He's the mold of man. When you see the essence of something human, the trail leads back to him and you simply find yourself looking at the source of that thing.
Or to put it more "scientifically", if you gaze at the right collection of emanations, it's purely an aspect of God. Just the human qualities, and nothing else, will lead right back to him. So you'll end up reskimming to stand before him.
For instance, last week I was watching a phantom world that had some people in it, which seemed to be from a Mumford and Son's video. Those are "soccer hooligan" style brits. At least, they like to portray themselves that way.
It was floating in front of my eyes, and kind of an annoyance. I didn't want to pay attention to that, but it "insisted".
There was a Scottish looking older man with missing teeth, but his hair was so red and wild he wasn't actually homely. He was "human". It was like looking at a scruffy lion.
I gazed at the vision in the air wondering what was that "essence" thing I felt, and I found my self zipping right up to God.
He was just looking at me, with a slightly different version of that particular look, answering my question about "essences" in men.
Should have asked for something... I always forget to do that.
Anyway, the jews seem to have become God obsessed, as Carlos did.
Which to me means, they weren't very good at magic. But at least they had some!
The Jews even took the time to write about the "men of old" in their permanent writings.
That might sound like a small point, but if you study the bible carefully, you realize it's been "sanitized" of magical techniques.
Then it says to murder witches, and ridicules sorcerers in several stories.
So giving a mention to the men of old was deliberate.
The new testament on the other hand, was not "sanitized", and the results are a disaster.
You have people making Chairs in Illinois, convulsing on the floor at Sunday meetings shouting about demons.
That's what happens when you don't sanitize a religious book. The book deal mind takes over the flock, and the worst players among them end up pretending some magic to get attention.
I suspect the average person would have a hard time believing 10,000 year old techniques are all we have now, passed down all this time in a broken condition.
But all the evidence supports that.
Especially the ineptness and greed of the systems we have.
Just based on accepting delusional premises, like re-incarnation, permanent enlightenment, sainthood, and gods that are more like cartoon characters than anything that could actually exist, you can see that no one actually reaches the states they describe.
Not in any religion I've examined.
But the descriptions are so pretty, it lures people in anyway.
That's from agriculture.
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u/AggressiveHomework49
1 points2021-12-24 20:07
Can you explain how agriculture and religion are connected I guess I’m not too familiar with the concept thank you for the in depth responses
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u/[deleted]
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u/danl999
1 points2021-12-25 16:33
Sure. It's kind of obvious though.
Humans evolved from Chimps. We pretty much still behave a lot like them.
If you put a Chimp in a cage, it goes nuts.
Agriculture took us from our natural setting, wandering around looking for food, and living in loose associations with other humans, and made us slaves to the plants. We had to stay in camp to take care of, guard, and water the plants.
That allowed the women to take over. They created more and more restrictive mating rules and invented the idea of the "happily ever after" relationship.
(The nuclear family).
This took time of course, I'm simplifying it.
And I don't mean to imply the women did something bad. The men used to wander around hunting, for as long as months.
Now, they were stuck in camp, fighting and causing trouble, and some social rules were probably the only way the women could stand having them around.
They just didn't realize what they were doing when they started making those types of rules. I suppose they added in sexual loyalty thinking that would help matters.
Agriculture made it possible to have far more people than the environment could support, they got crowded into cities, and money was invented.
Once money was invented, bad man (such as we see coming here constantly), created con games involving magic.
Fact is, humans need magic. When you wander around in the wilds hunting for food, you learn about spirits. Spirits then teach you sorcery.
This allows you to grow in value and knowledge over time, like a cherished Tribal Elder in the Native American populations.
People don't become old and useless, when they live as they evolved to live.
They become more powerful and the younger people seek them out for their knowledge.
So now living in cages (rooms) surrounded only by angry people who have no magic, the "River of Shit" evolved.
That's what we live in. It's our society. That implies a position of the assemblage point, which makes magic impossible.
Without magic, people get more and more depressed over time, thus most old people are highly medicated. Anti-depressants, wine, prescription drugs.
It's "fake magic" in pill form. Gives you a tiny bit of the feeling the second attention.
The bad men created con games to steal money from people, by telling them stories of magic, and magic men.
Like Buddha, the Jewish Prophets, Lao Tsu, Jesus.
All the instruments of con men, created to steal your money.
Basically, if you want real magic, you have to go back in time to when there was no money, and people weren't such idiots. The Olmec had absolutely no reason to make up stuff. They were practical.
Like Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, compared to Asian martial arts.
The Asian arts are mostly fake. The Brazilian stuff is just what works, and it always kicks butt when going against Asian martial arts. South American's don't have as much of a "make it up instead" culture regarding such things, as the Chinese do.
Except it's 100 times worse with magic. That's just an analogy, the martial arts thing. But it's true and some beginners might understand that better, than saying all Chinese magic is a fraud.
On Youtube you can find videos of master martial artists from China losing a real fight in 10 seconds.
But a good con has to contain some chance it's true, or you can't fool people.
So as men who come here always do, they stole older magic from someone else, and "repackaged" it to trick a modern audience.
Each "religion" contains 1% actual fruit juice.
The rest is sugar.
But people need magic so badly, they'll actually kill you if you point out it's nothing but high fructose corn syrup magic, and not worthy to be called fruit juice.
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u/AggressiveHomework49
1 points2021-12-26 05:02
So if I’m understanding you can die doing dark room gazing?
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u/danl999
2 points2021-12-26 16:22
Of course!
But you can die skiing, mountain climbing, driving to McDonald's.
If you run into a "system" where there's no danger, you have a fraud.
Buddhism comes to mind because they're the "big fish" in the room.
But you could play it safe there. Just won't be much fun.
Anyway, that's not what I was talking about.
Someone in chat noticed it too and commented just today.
But it scrolled off screen or I'd grab it.
He was saying that the bad players (people selling fake magic) get so angry, because their lives are miserable, and the only thing that gives them any hope is thinking about how much people will respect and admire them, once they have their little flock of followers for their fake magic.
Someone posted one of those on Lexo's facebook. Guy puts on a rambo headband, gets a picture of himself next to a "genuine Indian Shaman", and then tells Lexo he has to use a native American in his Don Juan cartoon. Or it's offensive.
It looked like he was on the set of Walker, Texas Ranger during a "sorcery" episode.
That's his sorcery. All imagery and bullying.
Daoism appeals directly to that sort of thinking, with it's "If you say you understand, then surely you do not!"
What total Asian crap! You have to know that social system, to realize how trite that saying really is over there.
The guy (Lao Tsu) should have just admitted, he stole this from the old ones (a poppy wine cult to be precise) and doesn't really understand it himself, but it seems really cool! So give him some money and he'll tell you.
Anyway, there's nothing else out there. Not in Buddhism, Hinduism, Daoism, european Magick, Kaballah.
All fake (better said, too weak to be interesting).
If you want magic, you have to put up with risks.
But you get to see some fairly fast!
Instead of being like a monk chanting for 40 years, who finally gets a crummy administration job in Tibet, and feels he hit the big time.
For him, there's no risks.
But no gain either.
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u/TechnoMagical_Intent
1 points2021-12-26 18:01
All fake (better said, too weak to be interesting).
That is a much better way to say it! When you say other things are fake it brings on a lot of loaded emotions, as well as an entire attached gloss or syntactic command (I stink at understanding those terms so I might be using them incorrectly). The majority of it very distracting from the point in question.
Fake is far quicker to say though.
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u/danl999
1 points2021-12-26 18:58
There's some question about whether you want to play it safe with people's feelings, or just hit them with it all upfront, because no one who isn't eager, can possibly learn sorcery by our method.
Don Juan took it easy, and even used trickery to keep Carlos happy.
But he had no choice. Carlos was what he needed, not someone else.
Carlos was really careful with the Buddhists.
But he didn't have a steady stream of people the way we do.
I know he'd like to have said, "Are you nuts. You can't see the difference here?"
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u/TechnoMagical_Intent
1 points2021-12-26 19:04
You should definitely keep using what you feel is most useful, but as moderator I have to moderate.
So I'll switch to "too weak to be interesting."
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u/AggressiveHomework49
1 points2021-12-24 20:03
Thank you for the insight I guess my question though is say you are dark room gazing and seeing puffs and the lights come on what happens then to the puffs?
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u/[deleted]
1 points2021-12-24 20:03deleted
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u/danl999
3 points2021-12-25 16:24
They vanish.
But they don't have to. Sometimes the intense purple puffs, in daylight, just look like bluish dust balls you might find under your bed.
I saw those for a few months, after a stalking trip to Asia, where i was attacked by Little Smoke and Devil's Weed. Pushed me into heightened awareness for weeks. The side effect was visible balls in full light.
I designed darkroom with the help of Little Smoke, because of that.
So you can learn to see them during the day. Carlos describes that in his final publications, where he tells us to find them in the form of a purple streak in the sky, and learn to let them play like videos in the sky.
That's one form of seeing.
That's also what's on the cover of Wheel of Time. You can literally do this (I do):
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Do both, in parallel. That's the best way to see the books in the light of actual personal experience...which dispels the poisonous and ignorant opinions of too many who roam the internet before studying the books first.
I've been persuaded over the past 2 years that even this subreddit shouldn't be extensively gone-over by people before having absorbed the official texts first.
It creates friction between those who have and those who haven't done so. Friction that is avoidable by something that comes easy for most non-dyslexic or differently-abled adults.
For them, there are audiobook offerings.
Many of these books can be found on YouTube as well and they are free.
Enjoy whichever ones you find while you can because if you live in the United States it's only a matter of time before the DMCA police block access to them.
Though you can always spoof your IP address to get around country-specific blocks.
Honestly, if you're American, just use a vpn and download the books on Library Genesis for free.
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great answer from techno. there is free recapitulation zoom by Reni Murez, scroll down the forum for link. it happens in a week. and check recapitulation videos from Being Energy on youtube that includes Tensegrity exercises. great stuff.
above all, you can immediately start to exercise silence.
you will find links for it in the wiki, in Tensegrity/recapitulation and in silence.
You don't need to ask if it's real. It's not some other system where nothing happens.
Just try it!
I traveled to 2 extremely interesting worlds last night, fully wake, eyes open, standing up, no drugs, and walking around too.
One world explained phantom realities to me, and how they're constructed.
They're sort of like a paper cylinder with the view of the world printed on the inside, and you're standing in it.
Except someone ripped it to small pieces, and threw out 9 of 10 pieces.
So when you look at an object, there's nothing next to it. When you turn your head to look to the left, that piece is still there, to fill in the missing space, until you reach a new one that wasn't ripped out. Reality becomes "granular", but all you see is that it follows your eyes.
You yourself, can see this! The puffs you can learn to see in darkness are an undeveloped version of it.
I also used my arm to scan my room for witches.
I accidentally blew up my friend Cholita a couple of days ago. She was hiding on a layer or the room 3 feet up from the floor.
All absolutely real looking, and unheard of in the world of magic.
No one gets to do this sort of thing, but us.
And it's not imaginary. Cholita breaks the laws of physics for real.
It's because our magic is pre-agriculture, but you should read in the wiki until you see why that obviously means something.
Essentially, agriculture made people stupid because they could sit around in rooms in cities and fuss with other people all day long, instead of looking for food in the wild, where they meet spirits.
Without the energy of spirits, you're severely limited in what you can do.
'Essentially, agriculture made people stupid because they could sit around in rooms in cities and fuss with other people all day long, instead of looking for food in the wild, where they meet spirits.'
Seriously, this is key.
I believe it's also why we have "Men of Old" mentioned in several religions. Always with the implication men now don't have the kind of power they did way back then.
It's not post agriculture people fantasizing about giants and people who could fly. As some commentators suggest.
It's because they stole their original techniques and descriptions from those guys, and are giving them a "nod".
Take the Jewish prophets, perhaps the oldest among religions. People like to think eastern traditions are the oldest, but it's not so. They just have better marketing in western countries (bad player western men marketing).
The Jewish technique to see god and spirits is pretty much the same as ours, and the results the same.
Except they never learned to "see", so it was ritualized and religious.
It's easy to see God, but not so easy to realize he's static and can't really do much.
Don't anyone worry, visiting God is automatic. You will too.
He's the mold of man. When you see the essence of something human, the trail leads back to him and you simply find yourself looking at the source of that thing.
Or to put it more "scientifically", if you gaze at the right collection of emanations, it's purely an aspect of God. Just the human qualities, and nothing else, will lead right back to him. So you'll end up reskimming to stand before him.
For instance, last week I was watching a phantom world that had some people in it, which seemed to be from a Mumford and Son's video. Those are "soccer hooligan" style brits. At least, they like to portray themselves that way.
It was floating in front of my eyes, and kind of an annoyance. I didn't want to pay attention to that, but it "insisted".
There was a Scottish looking older man with missing teeth, but his hair was so red and wild he wasn't actually homely. He was "human". It was like looking at a scruffy lion.
I gazed at the vision in the air wondering what was that "essence" thing I felt, and I found my self zipping right up to God.
He was just looking at me, with a slightly different version of that particular look, answering my question about "essences" in men.
Should have asked for something... I always forget to do that.
Anyway, the jews seem to have become God obsessed, as Carlos did.
Which to me means, they weren't very good at magic. But at least they had some!
The Jews even took the time to write about the "men of old" in their permanent writings.
That might sound like a small point, but if you study the bible carefully, you realize it's been "sanitized" of magical techniques.
Then it says to murder witches, and ridicules sorcerers in several stories.
So giving a mention to the men of old was deliberate.
The new testament on the other hand, was not "sanitized", and the results are a disaster.
You have people making Chairs in Illinois, convulsing on the floor at Sunday meetings shouting about demons.
That's what happens when you don't sanitize a religious book. The book deal mind takes over the flock, and the worst players among them end up pretending some magic to get attention.
I suspect the average person would have a hard time believing 10,000 year old techniques are all we have now, passed down all this time in a broken condition.
But all the evidence supports that.
Especially the ineptness and greed of the systems we have.
Just based on accepting delusional premises, like re-incarnation, permanent enlightenment, sainthood, and gods that are more like cartoon characters than anything that could actually exist, you can see that no one actually reaches the states they describe.
Not in any religion I've examined.
But the descriptions are so pretty, it lures people in anyway.
That's from agriculture.
Can you explain how agriculture and religion are connected I guess I’m not too familiar with the concept thank you for the in depth responses
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Sure. It's kind of obvious though.
Humans evolved from Chimps. We pretty much still behave a lot like them.
If you put a Chimp in a cage, it goes nuts.
Agriculture took us from our natural setting, wandering around looking for food, and living in loose associations with other humans, and made us slaves to the plants. We had to stay in camp to take care of, guard, and water the plants.
That allowed the women to take over. They created more and more restrictive mating rules and invented the idea of the "happily ever after" relationship.
(The nuclear family).
This took time of course, I'm simplifying it.
And I don't mean to imply the women did something bad. The men used to wander around hunting, for as long as months.
Now, they were stuck in camp, fighting and causing trouble, and some social rules were probably the only way the women could stand having them around.
They just didn't realize what they were doing when they started making those types of rules. I suppose they added in sexual loyalty thinking that would help matters.
Agriculture made it possible to have far more people than the environment could support, they got crowded into cities, and money was invented.
Once money was invented, bad man (such as we see coming here constantly), created con games involving magic.
Fact is, humans need magic. When you wander around in the wilds hunting for food, you learn about spirits. Spirits then teach you sorcery.
This allows you to grow in value and knowledge over time, like a cherished Tribal Elder in the Native American populations.
People don't become old and useless, when they live as they evolved to live.
They become more powerful and the younger people seek them out for their knowledge.
So now living in cages (rooms) surrounded only by angry people who have no magic, the "River of Shit" evolved.
That's what we live in. It's our society. That implies a position of the assemblage point, which makes magic impossible.
Without magic, people get more and more depressed over time, thus most old people are highly medicated. Anti-depressants, wine, prescription drugs.
It's "fake magic" in pill form. Gives you a tiny bit of the feeling the second attention.
The bad men created con games to steal money from people, by telling them stories of magic, and magic men.
Like Buddha, the Jewish Prophets, Lao Tsu, Jesus.
All the instruments of con men, created to steal your money.
Basically, if you want real magic, you have to go back in time to when there was no money, and people weren't such idiots. The Olmec had absolutely no reason to make up stuff. They were practical.
Like Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, compared to Asian martial arts.
The Asian arts are mostly fake. The Brazilian stuff is just what works, and it always kicks butt when going against Asian martial arts. South American's don't have as much of a "make it up instead" culture regarding such things, as the Chinese do.
Except it's 100 times worse with magic. That's just an analogy, the martial arts thing. But it's true and some beginners might understand that better, than saying all Chinese magic is a fraud.
On Youtube you can find videos of master martial artists from China losing a real fight in 10 seconds.
But a good con has to contain some chance it's true, or you can't fool people.
So as men who come here always do, they stole older magic from someone else, and "repackaged" it to trick a modern audience.
Each "religion" contains 1% actual fruit juice.
The rest is sugar.
But people need magic so badly, they'll actually kill you if you point out it's nothing but high fructose corn syrup magic, and not worthy to be called fruit juice.
So if I’m understanding you can die doing dark room gazing?
Of course!
But you can die skiing, mountain climbing, driving to McDonald's.
If you run into a "system" where there's no danger, you have a fraud.
Buddhism comes to mind because they're the "big fish" in the room.
But you could play it safe there. Just won't be much fun.
Anyway, that's not what I was talking about.
Someone in chat noticed it too and commented just today.
But it scrolled off screen or I'd grab it.
He was saying that the bad players (people selling fake magic) get so angry, because their lives are miserable, and the only thing that gives them any hope is thinking about how much people will respect and admire them, once they have their little flock of followers for their fake magic.
Someone posted one of those on Lexo's facebook. Guy puts on a rambo headband, gets a picture of himself next to a "genuine Indian Shaman", and then tells Lexo he has to use a native American in his Don Juan cartoon. Or it's offensive.
It looked like he was on the set of Walker, Texas Ranger during a "sorcery" episode.
That's his sorcery. All imagery and bullying.
Daoism appeals directly to that sort of thinking, with it's "If you say you understand, then surely you do not!"
What total Asian crap! You have to know that social system, to realize how trite that saying really is over there.
The guy (Lao Tsu) should have just admitted, he stole this from the old ones (a poppy wine cult to be precise) and doesn't really understand it himself, but it seems really cool! So give him some money and he'll tell you.
Anyway, there's nothing else out there. Not in Buddhism, Hinduism, Daoism, european Magick, Kaballah.
All fake (better said, too weak to be interesting).
If you want magic, you have to put up with risks.
But you get to see some fairly fast!
Instead of being like a monk chanting for 40 years, who finally gets a crummy administration job in Tibet, and feels he hit the big time.
For him, there's no risks.
But no gain either.
That is a much better way to say it! When you say other things are fake it brings on a lot of loaded emotions, as well as an entire attached gloss or syntactic command (I stink at understanding those terms so I might be using them incorrectly). The majority of it very distracting from the point in question.
Fake is far quicker to say though.
There's some question about whether you want to play it safe with people's feelings, or just hit them with it all upfront, because no one who isn't eager, can possibly learn sorcery by our method.
Don Juan took it easy, and even used trickery to keep Carlos happy.
But he had no choice. Carlos was what he needed, not someone else.
Carlos was really careful with the Buddhists.
But he didn't have a steady stream of people the way we do.
I know he'd like to have said, "Are you nuts. You can't see the difference here?"
You should definitely keep using what you feel is most useful, but as moderator I have to moderate.
So I'll switch to "too weak to be interesting."
Thank you for the insight I guess my question though is say you are dark room gazing and seeing puffs and the lights come on what happens then to the puffs?
[removed]
They vanish.
But they don't have to. Sometimes the intense purple puffs, in daylight, just look like bluish dust balls you might find under your bed.
I saw those for a few months, after a stalking trip to Asia, where i was attacked by Little Smoke and Devil's Weed. Pushed me into heightened awareness for weeks. The side effect was visible balls in full light.
I designed darkroom with the help of Little Smoke, because of that.
So you can learn to see them during the day. Carlos describes that in his final publications, where he tells us to find them in the form of a purple streak in the sky, and learn to let them play like videos in the sky.
That's one form of seeing.
That's also what's on the cover of Wheel of Time. You can literally do this (I do):
https://www.amazon.com/Wheel-Time-Shamans-Thoughts-Universe/dp/074341280X/ref=asc_df_074341280X/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=266660042087&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=5143345131568906014&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9031055&hvtargid=pla-465283668651&psc=1
It's good they go away! I've been in big trouble in the second attention a few times, fearing for my life. All I had to do was turn on the lights.
Juann can do it in daytime. But has stated a few times, darkness is superior for some things.
If you keep doing darkroom, it spills over into the day, so there's no reason to pick one way or the other.
If you benefit from it then I guess that counts as real.
u/matejthetree I could not find the link for the zoom recap by Reni Murez. Can u show me please?
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it was live event on 22.12.
I haven't seen the recording on YouTube yet
thank u. which yt channel u expect to see it then?
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