Jan 07 2009
Psychological Health and Dreams
Another thing which is important, and which most people do not appear to be aware, is that the most important element of magic is the willpower of the individual human being. Those who master the realm of the spirit, and so are capable of seemingly magical feats, have first got to have one hell of a lot of will power, patience, and dedication. Obviously, it takes many, many life-times and much studying and evolution for one to reach the state of even someone like John Chang.
However, every human being exercises their will power. Given enough time, any one could manifest anything starting purely with the thought of it. Now, we generally die long before the necessary time to manifest grandiose things (depending on one’s point of view) — but the fact remains that the only way to reliably manifest anything is to first be able to visualize it in fine detail.
To this end, every human being should create within their mind and using the boundless resources of their imagination, a wish-dream of how they should like to live and the things they should like to manifest. This is an individual thing for everyone, some of us are prone to larger-scale plans, while most people feel their calling to be a far simpler one. All people, however, should imagine in complete and fine detail, as many times as possible, what exactly it is they wish to manifest.
When one thinks about this, it should be in a sense of it happening right then, of it being real, just around the corner. Whatever one puts ones will to, in thought either conscious or subconscious, is more likely to come to fruition.
This applies to both negative dwellings and positive. Ultimately, one must have neutral-positivity, for degeneration to the positive is as dire as degeneration to the negative. There must be balance.
Therefore, whenever one is feeling negatively or is sad, they may retreat into their imagination, to their personal wish-dream, and balance their psyche. One may also do this by going out into nature, walking among tall trees or untouched plains, etc.
Most diseases, even and especially those which are fatal, are rooted in an unbalanced psyche. If you are not at peace with yourself, you will bring physical ills and ailments upon yourself whether you make the conscious connection or not. We live in a society where doctors are paid to prescribe medication — they are drug-pushers plain and simple. It is not the health of their patient which they are paid for, but the suffering.
Medicines which only treat symptoms are not effective in the long-term. Only identifying and addressing the root cause of the symptoms will eliminate them. This is known in traditional Chinese medicine. If only the Westerners would learn.
Too bad there’s so much money in big corporations.
