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# Re: Formal Evocation vs. Mental Wandering

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- To: BardonPraxis@yahoogroups.com
- Subject: Re: Formal Evocation vs. Mental Wandering
- From: "magesmail" <magesmail@...>
- Date: Thu, 14 Aug 2003 05:40:33 -0000
- In-reply-to: <bhenai+8cch@eGroups.com>
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    Hello Peter,
    Thank you for the detailed reply.
    This has been an very inspirational mail . Thanks again . For those of
    us still struggling on the first step of IIH , the biggest barrier is
    often one of belief/skepticism ...one part of my mind keeps whispering
    "yeah right spirits and elemntals communicating with you ... haha ha
    aa .. yeah right " .Once in a while i find myself finding what seems a
    "hole" in bardon's theory and then i get all anxious about it (and
    often dash off a letter to rawn , who sends back a gentle and profound
    mail which satisfies all my questions even those unasked... ).
    I guess in this case the analogy wpuld be that of somone just learning
    the alaphabet (and having reached the letter "E" .... in other words
    me ) asking a PhD in English literature (Rawn) "You are SURE that if i
    learn all these 26 letters i will be able to read the Shakespeare play
    i heard on the radio yesterday ? You SURE ? ...With just 26 letters
    ?.. you SURE ?"

    :-)
    Thanks and God Bless,
    NKKA

    --- In BardonPraxis@yahoogroups.com, "peter_reist" <peter_reist@y...>
    wrote:
    > NKKA,
    >
    > No offence is taken. Personally, at this point in my training I find
    > it rather hard to take offence even when an offence is ment.
    >
    > However, I haven't exctly completed step 8. My own progress with
    > regards to Hermetics and Kabbalah didn't exactly follow the typical
    > line of progression as I started with the basic work of KTQ when I
    > was working on step 4 in IIH. At which point divine providence did
    > everything but throw the kitchen sink at me to start doing some more
    > advanced work of kabbalah.
    >
    >ist

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