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«Thought and Meditation»

Oris Oris

Publisher: orisoris.com

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Summary

Thoughts, unlike objects, do not belong to you: they come from somewhere else all the time, stay and interact with your Consciousness for a while, and then imperceptibly disappear to somewhere. Your thinking is the process of continuously synthesizing in your reality newer and newer Forms from the already known to you mental and sensual experience. Therefore for you the thinking process represents the “beginning” and the “end” of absolutely all of your desires - from getting some material benefits to achieving “higher” (according to your concepts) spiritual goals.

By mastering the art of mental transformations, you will have an absolutely real means of consciously controlling the material conditions of your earthly existence. By improving in this direction, your mentality can reach the point where it becomes possible to control the powerful factors of the natural elements of Nature, influencing not only the weather, but also such destructive phenomena as tornadoes, tornadoes, earthquakes, tsunamis with the power of your Mind…

Contents:
Life is a product of the creative movement of thought
Every thought is material
Working with Thoughts
The Adept's teaching                                                                                                       How to become an observer
About conducting concentration classes
In life, we build everything with our Thoughts and Consciousness
About the practice of dream formation
Thought is a product of time
A technique for opening the "third eye”
Everyone lives in the world of their own dreams
How to go beyond Thought
About the creation of a Thought Form in Meditation Practice
Available since: 01/05/2023.

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