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03-11-2009 07:43 AM

illusions

Hi SL3

Great writing! Great Insight! Thanks v much for sharing this - the analogies are spot-on, and you've reminded me of something I've known for a long time, but that I had forgotten. It's been trying to get my attention recently, and I've not got 'round to looking

- now I shall visit the links you've shared, and am looking forward to refreshing it.

Thanks v much again.
Looking forward to hearing more from you.
Love and Light and Magic xxx

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My second post: On Visualization

03-10-2009

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Why Positive Thoughts are Not Enough
http://www.energeticforum.com/person...html#post48333

Hi,

I am not familiar with this PATH stuff. Came here mostly for the energy forum. Was checking out some threads and found this one.

Just some notes from my own observations:

Careful with the whole "Will Power" thing. Adolph Hitler once led his soul, nation, and entire world astray among too much occult dabbling. He dared teach the German people that all of their blessings derived from their will power alone.

That said, there is still such a thing as focused and directed human will. For some, it is a natural affair. Some are born a bit fractured (like Nikola Tesla). Others become like that among shamanistic affairs, drugs, psychiatric problems, too much nerd work, intense emotions of any kind, cyclic things of any kind (including applied frequencies such as in Flicker Vertigo), meditative "feel the vibes", etc. It can be a rifting of the spirit from the body, and a complete fracture of the mind where mismanaged. Qi masters will tell you that sometimes those who practice Qi Gong go insane.

These are mystical ways of priests, so the layman has to be careful. But, meditation -- regardless of one's religion -- has many medical and mental benefits. Visualization is a strong component in projected Qi, certainly. There is meditation in prayer and relaxation that "sees" nothing or just coming alive and living in your element when stressed, but projected Chi is a mental act.

It's a subject of the "inner martial arts". Most people are familiar with the outer; The Bruce Lee chop chop, highly energy inefficient stuff.

Visualization is very critical to it all, and everything we do in life. To put out a candle at a distance, you have to see the energy flow through you to the flame. To feel no pain, your mind just blocks it out. Some people learn that young in life (Especially if you're the youngest among siblings or cousins, or grow up badly). To succeed at anything or just survive, you have to see it. See yourself completing things and carrying through -- the same as making a basketball shot, or hitting a baseball, or throwing darts, or shooting at targets by rifle or pistol or bow. To drive well, you have to see it in your mind ahead of the road. To fly well, you have to see and think spherically; To see yourself landing.

Those are all passive and looking actions, but there is also an active component of carrying through. It is like trying to put a rifle bullet on target in gusty winds and far downrange. You can think and calculate angles. There's windage varying. To take the shot as an egghead doesn't work. It is with practice and feel -- the mind molding with the weapon and wind and your becoming one with your aircraft or weapons -- that oneness...that's where it's at. When the rifle is not a mere rifle, but an extension of your mind and spirit; When the aircraft is not a machine, but that very same extension of your will -- as if you have grown feathers and live as not even human with even an eagle's aggression in a dive....that's the transformation.
Putting a bullet on target despite wind is an act of projecting the human Ki. The ones who miss pull the trigger and let their mind wander elsewhere. To always hit like a miracle shot...you have to follow through with the mind all the way to bullet impact. It's a kind of aggression. With the rifle recoiling back, you're still trying to look through the scope or following the projectile with your eyes. Sometimes not even using a scope or sights at all, and just feeling the trajectory.

It's like these pistol cowboy shooters that fire from the hip. No looking through the sight picture. Just feel of where the bullet belongs from draw to fire, but following it through with the mind.

It's like bowling. Some tell you to aim for the ticks on the lane, but I prefer to bowl looking at the pins. In my youth, my best games were mostly strikes and all picked up spares -- even as splits. But, I would put such aggression into the ball that I was only good for a couple games before tired. A couple times in any game, I'd cross the line and go flying down the lane all oil skidded. But, my ball flew to the pins and crashed with heavy impact each time!

You look foolish and mess up your clothes, but you get the scores.

Strong visualization is like that. You have to follow that ball all the way through to the tumbled pins -- never letting your mind and sight off it. Never looking at sights painted for you on the floor.

It's like throwing darts. I do best not tossing them, but going way back some 30 feet and just letting loose all my childhood rage. That bullseye to me is not a game, but something I want dead. My buddies laugh that I nail my bullseye most the time and with even secondary darts sticking in the metal tails of other darts; Clean puncture right through. Just all this anger flung and crash. We crack up because I do sometimes knock the board off the wall. And when I try to toss them gently from up close? Hah! I miss.

Why? I dunno. I just need my perspectives, linear relationship of self to the world around me, distance I'm comfortable with, and it's sort of where my own Ki projection is tuned. But, it's the same story there. That dart may leave my hand, but its entire flightpath is still in my head.

As for me, I do very well flowing my Ki outward to crazy degree in anger, but doing so calmly and without that strain I am still learning. I push it out like laying an egg, but a real Qi master just flows it out like a breath. At times in my life, it has been like that. But, anyhow, it's hard to articulate.

Meditation does help to separate the mind from the noise of the world. It is like going for a dive below the ocean floor. At the surface (consciousness) we have rough waves of the sea. As you go deeper inward, the waters become more still. And you can look around. Dangerous it is to try to silence your mind into oblivion. It is better to focus on some sort of positive or holy thing -- a scripture, things loved, good things, or even work -- and you go inward while untangling all the other noise.

I am not into communion with spirits or anything like that. I stay away from "altered states", but, in time, the mind does fracture a bit more. The "eye" opens up more. You become more detached from the world and prefer to live more inward. The noise of the world hits you harder. People with their emotions, fears, negative energy, and all that. The slightest locution of the souls to others you start to feel. Yes, even things of the past, present, and future strike you at times. You can walk in the pitch black of night and still find your way. In tuning out the noise and living more in nature, every little rustle of the wind through trees -- even a bird's rustle hundreds of yards out calls to you. It's like transforming to high gain antenna, and it can drive you nuts, so you need to learn to turn it on and off, too.

Anyhow, enough rambling. Just wanted to leave you some links on Ki, visualization, and these things that overlap a bit with your topic.

See ya!