The truth is that we all love stability, all of us.
Our greatest source of stability is our routines, our ability to create a stable habit that gives us a sense of control and consistency. We will do anything to get it, even ignore certain things just so our picture of reality remains static and stable. But the world is always throwing curve balls at us.
It may be just me, but it seems that even the rational skeptic, who appears to have conditioned themselves best to ignore every odd thi...
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In writing about the current of inner alchemy, I have outlined a number of techniques that can be used by the practitioner in order to affect what could be referred to as, the real world.
What I mean by this is that, if we define the real world as that dimensional location that we refer to as physical reality, the three-dimensional space, that which can be perceived by the physical senses, then, just like anyone else, a practitioner of inner alchemy needs to be able to manipulate effectively,...
In a previous article, I described the nature of thought forms, large thought forms in particular, and specifically I described the creation and the development of large unconsciously created thought forms like Santa Claus.
I ended that article with a simple question, which was, is Santa Claus real? And if so, could a person use this huge thought form to get the presents that they want?
I answered simply then by saying that, if a person could theoretically tap into the Santa Claus frequency, ...