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# Re: Question on Soul Mirror work?

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- Subject: Re: Question on Soul Mirror work?
- From: "David Yeh" <ldreamr@...>
- Date: Mon, 14 Mar 2005 14:19:51 -0000
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    Hey Jason,

    I've had similar problems with these exercises. In my opinion, the
    differentiation between "placebo" and the eucharistic magics is only
    a semantic one.

    Consider that when we hold an idea in our minds -- say, a strong
    one, like a sexual fantasy -- it alters our mental and astral
    experiences. Thus with the eucharistic magic we should simply
    employ a vivid imagination toward the end we desire, and the outcome
    will depend on the intensity of this imagination and the strength of
    the belief.

    The general idea with placebos in scientific circles is, "Oh, it
    doesn't *really* work, it's only his *belief.*" I think that with
    these exercises we deliberately manipulate the same mind-stuff that
    works in placebo cases -- working along the same principles, but
    consciously. That is, we operate under the understanding that our
    beliefs about what we experience actually do determine much of what
    we end up experiencing.

    Now, I don't know to what extent impressing an ideation on the
    akasha will affect other people, but I think it's similar to
    concepts like fear-contagion (ie when someone's afraid, it tends to
    infect other people). So I think it is all linked, but that the key
    to controlling it is consciously directed will.

    David

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