Re: goetic wanderings

["rejate" <rejate@...>]

--- In BardonPraxis@yahoogroups.com, "Rawn Clark" <rawnclark@n...> 
wrote:
> Dear Rejate,
> 
> A question often tells volumes about the questioner. For example, 
the
> nature of your question reveals exactly where you are in your 
evolution.
> Had you actually attained the trained ability of mental wandering as
> Bardon defined it, you would not be asking these questions. This 
leads
> me to question your statement "i *finally* came to a point in 
practice
> where i can mentally
> travel to any locations".
> 
> What, exactly do you mean by this? 


i used a common technique here, the 'imagine-consciousness-is-
outside-your-body technique'. not the Bardon technique yet. although 
im stuck for a long time in the 2nd level.. i just came through 
this 'travel technique' and gave it a try. in my opinion, my 'mental 
body', or my perceptions, are not that developed as Bardon would say.






More importantly, have you verified
> the accuracy of the perceptions achieved during your mental 
travels? 


sir, im just in the 1st week of the experience. please be gentle 
on me :-).


I
> ask this because without this process of verification it is 
impossible
> for the initiate to accurately discern between imagination/fantasy 
and
> actual mental *perception*.
> 
> The refined and trained senses of the solitary mental body are such 
that
> the answers to the questions you have posed would be self-evident 
and
> would not need to be asked here. 

Yes, i totally agree with you sir.



Therefore, for your own safety and
> sanity, I highly recommend that you do *NOT* pursue contact with 
any of
> the goetic entities. Instead, I suggest that you work to refine 
your
> mental traveling abilities.
> 

Im just asking the question as a theoretical possibility, no 
that im going to practice it right away. I really think i should 
rephrase every thing that ive said :-). But can you give light to my 
theoretical queries? Thanks Rawn.




> My best to you,
> :) Rawn Clark
> 05 Aug 2003