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So Jonny, some of your questions, I hope, were answered by the last post on Psycho Navigation … or at least it should have set the stage for where I’m coming from.

So here are my answers to the other questions or points you raised, and I think they boil down to this:

Are there malevolent spirits?

I’m glad you’ve asked this one as I’ve pretty well majored in this subject. The answer is: yes and no … but mainly no.

Let’s put it like this: there are three kinds of beings that are misconceived to be evil spirits. The first one is entirely fictional; the second one is not a spirit at all and the third one is misguided.

I’ll explain:

1. The fictional “evil spirit”. This is one you read about in many ancient myths — but he is a fictional character that plays a role in a play or story that is actually a metaphor for a more scientific meaning. For instance, the bad spirits and the good spirits in the Vedas work together to churn the Cosmic Ocean of Milk. All the stories about a war of good and evil in the heavens also fall under this category, with good angels and bad demons. These are the terms used for what we call electromagnetic energy, with the good representing the positive and the bad representing the negative charge.
2. The “evil spirit” who isn’t a spirit at all. Digit’s poltergeist falls into this category. These are not the benevolent entities that the shaman works with. No, this sort of spirit we sometimes call a ghost. It is a former human that doesn’t realise that it’s dead, for one reason or another. They’re generally not so much evil as disruptive, usually because they’re trying to get your attention as Digit will testify — luckily Digit has prescient vision and knows when it’s going to happen, so he shouts “Duck!”.
3. The misguided “evil spirit”. These are misguided shamans, who, possibly thousands of years ago, took an oath to their tribes that they would always protect the ancestral land. I don’t know how this happens, but it does. At death, they don’t leave but hang around in a kind of timeless warp so that they can protect the tribal lands, even though their tribe has long gone. I know of lots of these in Africa and also walking across Dartmoor, I have sensed them. If you do encounter one of these, it is probably best to get off their land as that is all they require of you, and as they are much more powerful than you, it’s a fight you won’t win!

But the entities or spirits in the other dimensions who help the shaman are none of the above. They are entirely benevolent and they are only hanging around to serve man’s evolution as a soul in an entirely voluntary way. They could just go off to the next dimensions and forget about man … and who would blame them? But they choose to stay and help, and those are the spirits that the shaman works with. These spirits are all-knowing but they are not all-powerful, because man has free-will.

I would disagree, though, that what they tell us 'doesn't always work' or 'isn't always true'. In my experience, my spirits have a 100 per cent success rate.

How do you know it’s not just all in your mind?

What you actually said was:

Coming out of a trance, you may think that your solution is correct, but it may not be, as you are limited to the knowledge and understanding inherent in your brain.

OK, can I ask you to think of a television set? When you're watching The Simpsons or Seinfeld or whatever, do you think those characters are all in your television set? No, of course, not … that’s how a child thinks.

In the same way, although thoughts are subatomic particles (iow they are things) they are not stored in that physical grey matter we have in our head which we call the brain. Scientists are now finding that we have other brains in the body too, or at least one in the stomach. Psychoneuroimmunologists would say that the mind actually run right through the body, having a direct effect on our health with, for example, stress related diseases. However, the shaman would say that the mind is not a physical, finite entity at all, but more like a field that exists around the body and through the body and even exists in an extended form, which is how we have collective consciousness.

This means that just like The Simpsons are beamed over the air waves and into our television sets, so do our thoughts. We are transmitters and receivers at the same time, and it’s up to us to make sure we tune into the right television stations that will give us helpful information — unlike some people who are constantly tuned to the porn and shopping channels!

I hope this helps, but please do ask further if anything’s not clear.

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OnlineViagraCheapestFREE Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 515 Senior Member	So Jonny, some of your questions, I hope, were answered by the last post on Psycho Navigation … or at least it should have set the stage for where I’m coming from. So here are my answers to the other questions or points you raised, and I think they boil down to this: Are there malevolent spirits? I’m glad you’ve asked this one as I’ve pretty well majored in this subject. The answer is: yes and no … but mainly no. Let’s put it like this: there are three kinds of beings that are misconceived to be evil spirits. The first one is entirely fictional; the second one is not a spirit at all and the third one is misguided. I’ll explain: 1. The fictional “evil spirit”. This is one you read about in many ancient myths — but he is a fictional character that plays a role in a play or story that is actually a metaphor for a more scientific meaning. For instance, the bad spirits and the good spirits in the Vedas work together to churn the Cosmic Ocean of Milk. All the stories about a war of good and evil in the heavens also fall under this category, with good angels and bad demons. These are the terms used for what we call electromagnetic energy, with the good representing the positive and the bad representing the negative charge. 2. The “evil spirit” who isn’t a spirit at all. Digit’s poltergeist falls into this category. These are not the benevolent entities that the shaman works with. No, this sort of spirit we sometimes call a ghost. It is a former human that doesn’t realise that it’s dead, for one reason or another. They’re generally not so much evil as disruptive, usually because they’re trying to get your attention as Digit will testify — luckily Digit has prescient vision and knows when it’s going to happen, so he shouts “Duck!”. 3. The misguided “evil spirit”. These are misguided shamans, who, possibly thousands of years ago, took an oath to their tribes that they would always protect the ancestral land. I don’t know how this happens, but it does. At death, they don’t leave but hang around in a kind of timeless warp so that they can protect the tribal lands, even though their tribe has long gone. I know of lots of these in Africa and also walking across Dartmoor, I have sensed them. If you do encounter one of these, it is probably best to get off their land as that is all they require of you, and as they are much more powerful than you, it’s a fight you won’t win! But the entities or spirits in the other dimensions who help the shaman are none of the above. They are entirely benevolent and they are only hanging around to serve man’s evolution as a soul in an entirely voluntary way. They could just go off to the next dimensions and forget about man … and who would blame them? But they choose to stay and help, and those are the spirits that the shaman works with. These spirits are all-knowing but they are not all-powerful, because man has free-will. I would disagree, though, that what they tell us 'doesn't always work' or 'isn't always true'. In my experience, my spirits have a 100 per cent success rate. How do you know it’s not just all in your mind? What you actually said was: Coming out of a trance, you may think that your solution is correct, but it may not be, as you are limited to the knowledge and understanding inherent in your brain. OK, can I ask you to think of a television set? When you're watching The Simpsons or Seinfeld or whatever, do you think those characters are all in your television set? No, of course, not … that’s how a child thinks. In the same way, although thoughts are subatomic particles (iow they are things) they are not stored in that physical grey matter we have in our head which we call the brain. Scientists are now finding that we have other brains in the body too, or at least one in the stomach. Psychoneuroimmunologists would say that the mind actually run right through the body, having a direct effect on our health with, for example, stress related diseases. However, the shaman would say that the mind is not a physical, finite entity at all, but more like a field that exists around the body and through the body and even exists in an extended form, which is how we have collective consciousness. This means that just like The Simpsons are beamed over the air waves and into our television sets, so do our thoughts. We are transmitters and receivers at the same time, and it’s up to us to make sure we tune into the right television stations that will give us helpful information — unlike some people who are constantly tuned to the porn and shopping channels! I hope this helps, but please do ask further if anything’s not clear.
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