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# Re: William Mistele and Evocation

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- Subject: Re: William Mistele and Evocation
- From: "kurtis1984" <kurtis1984@...>
- Date: Mon, 01 Sep 2003 05:15:09 -0000
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    Dear Jason.

    If you read some of Rawn's commentaries you'll find that it may take
    several lifetimes to complete IIH fully. That is to say a successful
    crossing of the Abyss (final part of step 10) may take many lifetimes.

    One thing that may reduce the time it takes to successfully cross is
    to concurrently work on PME and IIH once you reach step 8 of IIH. I
    don't know why exactly, but PME has to do with the practise of
    expansion of consciousness (which is what Abyss crossing is all
    about). So the work of PME supports IIH, and the other way round too,
    if I remember correctly. I believe this has been discussed before :).
    Hope this helps.

    Take Care,
    Kurt

    >
    > The thing I'm most curious about - from the perspective of a student
    > who's *not* yet prepared for the work of 'PME' - is *why* an adept
    > who has completed all 10 steps of 'IIH' would want to evoke a non-
    > incarnated being.
    >
    > For surely the training of 'IIH' enables the student - through the
    > merging of consciousness with Deity, and many of the other exercises -
    > to know & experience all that ever has and ever will be?
    >
    > Once one is able to consciously put one's mind into a state of
    > omniscience, what is to be gained (in terms of knowledge, power,
    > experience etc) by evoking a non-incarnated being?
    >
    > All the best,
    >
    >
    > Jason

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