Re: William Mistele and Evocation

["ihya1347" <ihya1347@...>]

 In my experience the work of IIH resembles alchemy in the fact 
that its a hands on, do it yourself experience. You can read all the 
alchemy manuscripts and directions you want, but in the end you have 
to do the experiment yourself, and by doing that the manuscripts 
make sense and you get what the experiment was really about. So, 
theory and speculations aside, if we ( well, I dont at least ) dont 
know what its like to experience a certain spirit and be exposed to 
it, how can we really know what lessons well learn from the 
experience? Then you can ask, well if your omnipotent, then you dont 
gotta learn nothin. To me that seems a little odd, Mr. Mistelle ( 
think i mangled the poor guys name ) himself is always saying in his 
writings that hes still a learner and has never adopted the guru 
teacher niche. Maybe, because we have never experienced the state of 
being omnipotent, we have the wrong idea of it. Sure, it could be 
something like " I know that bob had a bagel for breakfast, tim 
sleeps with a nightlight on, and sally has pink panties on " but I 
think the state of being omnipotent might be such a vast, all 
inclusive state, that to understand and process all of the 
information would be quite a feat. The spirits seem to be much more 
specific and specialised. As for the validaty of Bardon's work, all 
I can say is that just through step One i've experienced more growth 
as a person than during any time in my life I can remember, and that 
alone has been worth practicing for me.