Re: Continuing Work

["Alan" <fish_studios@...>]

> The student *consciously* receives inner guidance/instruction much
> sooner than that. With Step Four of IIH, the student learns the
> "passive communication with their own guardian genius". And by 
Step
> Eight, at the very latest, no further external instructor is 
required.
> Bardon's second and third books were really written for the 
novice, not
> the Step Nine initiate, and were meant to introduce the concepts 
and
> practices they explained. By the time one completes Step Eight of 
IIH
> (the prerequisite for beginning the work of PME and KTQ), both of 
these
> books are unnecessary.
> 

Had I thought that through a bit more I suppose I would have 
realized that. Or maybe not, never know. At any rate, thanks for 
clearing that up. I guess since I'm thinking from the context of 
the close to novice that it would make sense to wonder why no one 
had written the others. But now looking at, it almost seems as if 
Divine Providence wanted to clear up what magic is all about. IIH 
of course, being a crucial document, but the others, I suppose to 
really unmask the charlatans and what not.

Thanks for the help there!

-- Alan