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# Re: Formal Evocation vs. Mental Wandering

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- Subject: Re: Formal Evocation vs. Mental Wandering
- From: "peter_reist" <peter_reist@...>
- Date: Sat, 16 Aug 2003 20:07:13 -0000
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    Dear NKKA,

    Quite honestly, I am a rather big skeptic myself for the vast
    majority of things. Thus being part of the reason why I naturally
    question virtually everything that is put before me. While I'm not
    saying that this is the best view to take with regards to one's
    progression along the path of Hermetics, it is a rather viable one
    due to the fact that the methodology that Bardon puts forth gives you
    the tools necessary to prove to yourself that what Bardon is talking
    about is true. This, of course, does require a lot of hard work and
    dedication to persevere through all of these exercises.

    My first real teacher of the esoteric sciences once told me, "You're
    not training so that you can create elementals, or call spirits to
    your service. Your training so that you shall be able to deal with
    any circumstance that life throws at your, and live that life to it's
    fullest." Which is exactly what Bardon's system of Hermetics is all
    about.

    Love and Live well,
    Peter Reist

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