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# Re: Fluid condensers again

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- Subject: Re: [BardonPraxis] Fluid condensers again
- From: "Rawn Clark" <rawnclark@...>
- Date: Thu, 29 May 2003 11:24:57 -0700
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    Dear Hilikus77,

    >> Bardon (step 8) shows a way to use the elements with fluid condenser.
    A fluid condenser of the Air (impregnated with a wish) could active the
    element Air... It's the same for the elements Earth and Water. <<

    In these operations, the Fluid Condenser is secondary to the methodology
    employed (i.e., combustion, evaporation, mixture and decomposition). In
    other words, these natural processes are the agents of the Elements and
    the Fluid Condensers themselves merely support or add to the result.

    In fact, Bardon even stated that accumulating the Elements was optional
    and yet this is something one would normally do to empower (i.e., fill)
    a Condenser.

    >> My problem comes with the Fire element. Here, Bardon say any kind of
    condenser can be used to activate the Fire element. <<

    Here, it is because the natural process of combustion will override any
    Elemental influences carried by an uncharged Condenser. Combustion is
    the physical corollary of the Fire Element at its most powerful --
    absolutely nothing can stand in its way.

    >> If a condenser is full of the Water Element, does it have any sense
    to use it with the Fire element ? According to what Bardon wrote, I
    would say yes, but it seems kinda strange to me. <<

    No, it would not make any sense. However, in the practices Bardon
    described in the section you reference, the Fluid Condensers have not
    already been charged (i.e., filled with an accumulation of the Elements
    or Fluids). In other words, he didn't suggest using a charged Fluid
    condenser for the Fire work. Therefore, there wouldn't be any conflict
    of opposites such as would result when trying to impress an accumulation
    of Fire upon an already charged Water Condenser.

    My best to you,
    :) Rawn Clark
    29 May 2003
    rawnclark@...
    rawn@...
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