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Bronyraur · February 27, 2021, 12:53pm

Alchemy

Summary

Take what I write with a pinch of salt as this is not from the perspective of Medical research, but Alchemical. These have been known and used since the time of King Solomon, and much earlier by Indian alchemists (known as Rasayanikas) and Daoists. The main challenge with using physical concoctions of these M-state elements is contamination (lead, arsenic). Also, these alchemical elements were not meant to be consumed willy nilly, but as part of a larger alchemical system which effected transmutation, and in the absence of that, these elements could potentially accumulate in the body leading to toxicity. Dream’s fields should avoid that to a large extent, making the benefits of these M-state elements accessible to all.

“That which is below is like that which is above
and that which is above is like that which is below
to do the miracle of one only thing” (Emerald Tablet of Thoth)

Above - Heavens, the cosmos, stars, realm of the gods, immortal realms, the internal invisible realm that cannot be accessed easily. Also, the cause of the “below”

Below - Earth, physical matter, where mortal man lives and breathes, physical reality, the external world

One Thing - Divinity expressed as a triangle or triad - soul (sulfur), spirit (mercury), and body (salt).

This being the core principle of Alchemy laid out by Hermes/Thoth/Mercury, the body is but an abstract reflection of the higher consciousness, and these M-state elements affect the body by actuating the consciousness and fine-tuning elements of consciousness. So, while they have direct physical effects, their effects are much more significant in terms of how they impact the consciousness and thus the body. They tune the ‘below’ affecting the ‘below’, while also tuning the ‘above’, impacting the ‘below’ - two birds with a stone!

A general recommendation when using M-state elements is to avoid extra supplementation of Sulfur as these do not go well together. While garlic is fine, to experience full benefits, it is best avoided or reduced when using M-state concoctions (of course, this may or may not apply to Dream’s non-physical fields).

Alchemists explain that in the case of M-state molecules, the left spin electron is time-reversed whereas the right spin electron is time forward, which net-net results in a zero-time polarity. If the M-state molecule is stable, it is ‘time-free’ and the atoms spin always in alignment with the North Star, which has an amazing effect alchemically. This seems generally true for most M-state molecules, and especially so for M-state Iridium. The most prominent effects I’ve noticed through these M-state elements are significantly increased bodily immunity and clarity of mind (like a crystal-clear, sharp mind).

M-State Copper: Great for cancers (especially breast cancer), tumors, and lupus. Good to reverse grey hair, wrinkles, sagging skin and breasts, protruding belly, varicose veins, issues of the arteries, hemorrhage, etc. It also awakens the pineal gland.

M-State Platinum: Great for alleviating symptoms of allergies as well as fixing the root cause for such allergies. Caution - do not drink alcohol when using M-state Platinum as that makes you feel very sick. Some have successfully used this reaction to rid people of alcoholism.

M-state Iridium and Rhodium: Is known to treat and reverse Osteoporosis. This is an intelligent molecule in the sense, acts only when needed and works synergistically well with M-state Iridium. Iridium is also a great M-state for detoxing the body.

An alchemist with a strong ability to see energy describes the workings of these two in removing carcinogens thus: “What the m-state does when it goes in your body it goes into your immune and lymph systems. It is not carried in your blood. The white corpuscle grabs a rhodium and an iridium atom and it carries them to the cells. The immune system can’t recognize a damaged cell because the DNA strip is kinked because of a carcinogen, or ligand, hanging on it that folds it up. Then the white corpuscle can’t read that DNA strip so it assumes it is fine and it leaves. The first thing the iridium does is to take the carcinogen off the strip. Then the white corpuscle can read it. If the strip is not normal the white corpuscle leaves a rhodium m-state behind in the cell. It takes the DNA strip out of the cell. Then it goes out into the lymph system and gets a T-cell made from the thymus. It gets a red corpuscle and it makes a newborn cell out of it. And then it comes back. The rhodium has already killed the cell it was in and the other white corpuscles are cleaning up the mess. It puts a new cell in its place.”

M-state Gold: Valuable in treating Alzheimer’s. Heightens psychic perceptions - enhances the ability to see auras, read minds, sense intentions, etc. Regular use changes one’s personality as it has a major “spiritualizing effect” where non-beneficial patterns and addictions are no longer tolerated. Also unlocks some past life memories, aids astral projection. Another superb effect of this element is the regeneration of nerve tissue. At some point, I was taking M-state Gold from an alchemist from Bulgaria who lived in Oregon before he passed - and I could literally see thought patterns from people as streams of light particles (imagine His Dark Materials). Gold is considered superior in some aspects as it corresponds to energy of the Stars and Sun (and not earth like other elements), propelling ascension. This is also very conducive to awakening the Pineal gland. It is said that while the Optic Nerve is active during waking states and is responding to light and visual stimuli, the pineal gland remains asleep. It is in darkness and sleep that the pineal gland wakes up (to an extent) and hence Dark Retreats are a great way to awaken the pineal gland by diverting light essence to the pineal gland and not visual stimuli. The M-state gold, with its “solar energy”, seems to actualize this alchemy in a different way, awakening the pineal gland by supplying it with what it needs. It also mimics deep states of Theta and Gamma brainwaves pretty easily and hence is a great tool for enhancing meditation.

This is the best of elements for Enlightenment and Ascension. This seems to “pull” from earth’s gravitational and magnetic fields to build up a massive charge which can be utilized by the body and brain in unimaginable ways. There is a pretty fascinating book, ‘Mutant Message Down Under” written by an aboriginal shaman, Marlo Morgan, where she describes her past life among the aboriginals of Australia consuming M-state gold in a ritualistic circle and manifesting their wishes at frightening speeds.

On another topic

Tibetan Medicine is mostly Ayurveda, with some influence from TCM. In fact, I have found it better to study original Ayurveda or TCM rather than Tibetan medicine, and this comes from my good friend Namdrol (who I bicker with all the time, and then reconcile lol), one of the current day experts of not only rDzogchen but also Ayurveda and Tibetan Medicine.

There are two perspectives of mdangs and gdangs - one is where these are concepts borrowed from Ayurveda and its predecessor Samkhya; the other is rDzogchen where these two mean Radiance and Luminescence and have no connection with Ojas.

I had to conserve body fluids only when involved in Karmamudra practices with a consort (which we call the Bhairavi Chakra from the ancient Shaivite practices adopted by Buddhists first in Eastern India and then transported to Tibet after the decline of Buddhism post Islamic invasion) - but once a higher stage is attained, there is no longer dependence of transmutation of energy on loss of bodily fluids as the operation is now on a totally different plane. Hence, a rDzogchen practitioner now calls it the Radiance and Luminescence of the awakened mind rather than bodily energy. Rules are entirely different based on whether one is practicing sexual alchemy, or something else.

In terms of Tantra, at this higher stage, the Ojas is not a function of the individual self anymore, but rather the Ojas of the awakened archetype (deity). Initially, this ojas is mixed - operating between one’s own Ojas and its divine counterpart, but upon stabilization, the ojas of the deity pervades. This is where some higher levels of siddhis (accomplishments, powers) start appearing…

On another topic

The Bandhas - or locks - essentially can be seen as tummo and microscopic and macroscopic orbits combined into one.

The way things work in classical Hatha yoga is:

One develops sufficient quantity of Prana (lifeforce) by practices such as Pranayama (breathwork), Meditation, Yogic postures (asanas) and by conserving vital energy.

Once this is accomplished, which can range from 11 months to decades based on the individual’s progress, we start adding these bandhas (locks) one by one, perfecting each of them. Think of these are gradually developing the three Dantiens.

Once the three are perfected, they are combined, along with Pranayama (or called Kriya in some schools) where the prana is circulated within the energy body, while the body is locked through these three locks to generate a vacuum like effect.

This produces three effects. A tummo like psychic heat, orbit like circulation and a vacuum effect - all working synergistically to:

Unblock all chakras, meridians and channels

Burn away physiological issues (like the three doshas), kleshas (mental imbalances) and psychic debris

Awaken the Kundalini (at an advanced stage of accomplishment. I am writing this for the sake of correctness and completeness, and no, listening to this audio will not awaken Kundalini or drive you insane or any of those numerous Kundalini-related misconceptions)

The cauldron like effect, combined with vacuum+circulation refines the lifeforce in myriad ways and circulates it all over the energetic body.

What do you get out of this? Physical vitality, improved organ functioning, mental clarity, propels you into meditation (Dhyana - absorptive meditation, Pratyahara - withdrawal of the mind from external, distracting sensory stimuli) and a whole lot of things. Essentially, this is an entire Alchemy built into one audio.

This would take years of hard work to accomplish, and often required conservation of vital body essence. But now, we have the Ojas audio! Combine the Ojas track and this one and see the magick unfold!! And these fields enhance and improve the actual practices themselves so they are “amped” up. Like I always say, all of Dream’s fields have three aspects:

The energetic fields of the practice/concept

“Extra” woowoo that is written in the field description

“Extra extra” woowoo that is there, but only Dream knows and we hear them from people when they start reporting amazing testimonials.

On another topic

The slaying of Red Dragon is a bit of a controversial thing. Some has posited that it proposes an alternative model of Neidan (internal achemy), but there seems to be a lot of blowback on it as well as social and historical contexts also need to be considered.

An old tale from the thirteenth-century talks of a young girl who ran away from home to escape marriage, and was hidden by an old Daoist who “slew her Red Dragon”, and thus eliminated the chance of someone wanting to marry her.

However, various experts correlate the slaying of the Red Dragon with subduing the White Tiger. The White Tiger subdual referred to as the stage where “jing is not lost anymore”, does not mean the man cannot ejaculate, but means that the movement of Prana is not downward but upward (Urdhvaretas) which is what eventually results in Ojas → Tejas → Brahmachaitanya (the highest expression of Divine Energy-less energy). Similarly, for women, Dr. Jerry Alan Johnson explains, that Red Dragon for the most part means the stage of alchemy where the menstrual cycle no longer results in loss of jing, but the movement of energy is upward towards the middle dantien (as opposed to usual downward motion and loss with menstrual fluid).

This probably is also more controversial because, while most agree that seminal ejaculation does result in varying degrees of loss of Jing for most humans, there is no consensus on whether menstrual blood results in any kind of energy loss in women. In fact, during the menstrual cycle, in Tantra, we adore women as the highest expressions of the Goddess, who births, who nourishes, and exudes and grows energy during the three days and those that can tap into that energy can experience the Divine Feminine.

One of my Daoist teachers, who was pushing 100 something, told us once (translated by his great grand daughter): “people indulge in seminal ejaculation, out of will, because they find it pleasurable. Internal turbulance wants you to do that more and more as an avenue to seek bliss. When the inside is quiet, there is no heat of being perturbed, one begins to experience so much bliss, that this kind of ejaculatory-bliss becomes trivial. However, menses are not a matter of choice for women, so they are not the same as loss of seminal fluid, and it actually enriches women”.

Chakras

Summary

On another topic

Chakras and Dan-tiens are energetic structures from two different schools: the Hindu Yoga and Daoist Alchemy. There may be similarities, but also differences. To visualize for example, Chakras are traditionally depicted as spinning wheels (in non-Tantric schools where they are more active in function) and Lotuses (in Tantric schools where they are more passive conduits that act as pathways to the sentient, cosmically intelligent Shakti or Goddess who appears in macrocosm as Kundalini).

Dan-tiens are a lot more ‘physical’ while Chakras are more ‘energetic’. If one had to combine the two schools, Dan-tien would be like a storage container of Chi in which spinning wheels of energy aka Chakras are swimming. The three Dan-tiens are like cauldrons in which energy is stored and refined and circulated, affecting physical organs around them - in that, they have similarities to Chakras. They are the cauldrons which transmute respectively, Jing → Chi, Chi → Shen and finally, Shen → Wu-ji, unbridled, non-corrupt pure energy or Dao. While all three of them deal with physical organs around them, they can be mapped to physical, emotional and spiritual aspects respectively, in terms of their primary function.

In alchemical practices such as Taiji, Qigong, Maoshan sorcery etc., these Dantiens are systematically used, usually starting with the lower one, to cultivate and refine energy. Water paths work on energy descending from the upper to the lower one, while the more common fire paths deal with energy flow upward, starting with cultivating the lower Dantien first.

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Tracing the origin of the Chakra system has been attempted by several scholars with varying degrees of success. Let us first understand that it is “one” traditional view that there are seven (technically six) Chakras. And this is just one of the many traditions. I will mainly speak of Tantra here (and not Daoism) as Chakra is a technical term used in Hatha Yoga and Tantra.

In Tantric parallax, there are three concepts: Mandalas, Chakras, and Yantras - all representing sacred geometry, used as tools of ritual and meditation, and the three are intricately connected. The first is external, the second is internalized, and the third is a mixture of the two. The intent of all three of them is to symbolize the Cosmos within the individual to garner specific energies with the aid of mantra (sound-intent) and tantra (ritualistic meditative activity). Every Chakra is basically of the principle that the center represents the core principle represented by a particular chakra, and is unfolds itself outwards, representing creative multiplication and projection of this central idea in numerous ways. A Chakra has been represented not only as a wheel but more often as a lotus as the blooming of the lotus is symbolic of projection of the central idea/energy of a chakra to its full potential.

The center of a chakra is always occupied by a deity or an archetype, a male and female couple, often represented by a mantra or the sonic representation of the energetic aspect of the concept represented by this deity. The surrounding spokes (in the case of a wheel representation) or petals (when represented as a lotus) are axially deities or archetypes - the two sets together representing a specific aspect of the manifested world - in Yoga and Tantra, the manifested world exists as speech (mantra) and light (mandala/chakra/yantra). These chakras are also aids for meditation as they are organized to represent philosophical concepts that the practitioner should contemplate upon, as these form the philosophical underpinnings of the system that utilizes these chakras.

The object of meditation of these chakras is to access the power of creation or rather reverse the process of duality to re-integrate everything into one non-dual conscious.

The number of Chakras is variously defined by different systems of Yoga and Tantra, and they are based on how these schools describe the process of creation, of descent from Pure I AM consciousness to a dualistic consciousness - and there is no right or wrong way here. The number, colors, the geometry of these chakras vary as different systems use different toolboxes to represent these centers. The system of Hatha Yoga, for example, uses twenty-eight chakras. My school of Tantra uses 108 chakras, and we painstakingly work on energizing and awakening each of these centers of consciousness over a period of eleven years. The system that was popularized by Arthur Avalon, and picked-up by Theosophists like Blavatsky was the six chakra system, combined with a non-chakra (crown), came to be more known in the West as the new age movements picked up from theosophy, creating the impression that this was the only system.

Also, the six chakra system espouses an element based metaphysics. There is an older five chakra system that views creation not as separation of elements, but as the manifestation of five aspects of sacred speech. There is a 36 chakra system which views the evolution of One consciousness to Many through the diversification of 36 categories (tattvas) and so on.

So, essentially, Chakra systems are tools specific to systems of energetic cultivation and are part of a larger, holistic system. How you view and utilize them depends on what one intends to do with them. Neither are these hard physical organs (though they influence physical organs) nor are these some locks of some kind placed by alien races to stop the human race from evolving.

To understand chakras, one should first understand their historical evolution, the context in which they were utilized, to avoid misappropriation of technical concepts. The term chakra has a definite and unambiguous connotation in Systems that defined and used them and these should not be appropriated to refer to concepts/ideas which have nothing to do with them - perhaps call these “ideas” something else. There is always an element of cultural context with spiritual ideas, and often, when trying to rid spiritual concepts completely of the context in which they evolved makes the concepts impotent and useless, unless done very skillfully.

Also, a lot of perceived blockages that impede the flow of Kundalini aka Creative Energy are due to “knots ” and not the chakras themselves - and resolving these knots requires effort and looking within.
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The Discourse of Chakras

Essentially, Cakras, like anything else, may functional less optimally, and tools like Sapien’s audios, meditation, breathing etc., are to optimize these centers. So yes, this can be viewed as correcting their alignment. Can this be called “crooked” chakras, I don’t know!

Chakras can be sensed physically in the sense of a Kshetra. Every chakra has a specific kshetra – a contact point through which it can be accessed – and according to some folks, this may is related to a specific endocrine gland. This Kshetra can be a physical (an organ or physical body location) or internal (a specific space within the body representing the energy of the chakra consciousness).

As Chakras represent the evolution of consciousness from one to many, and hence the creation metaphysics espoused by chakra-based systems, one can work with higher centers directly, if and only if - the level of consciousness permits it. For example, generally, Root Chakra based practices are used to awaken the Kundalini, but more advanced Yogis may rely only on the Ajna (Third-eye) center which is directly related to the root (chakras are symmetric that way) to awaken the energies of the root. In our school of Tantra, Kundalini is awakened in the Solar Plexus chakra and not the root chakra for certain reasons.

Also, Chakras were never practice on their own, but a part of larger systems, one of the tools in the toolkit. Similar to Meridians and Dantien concepts used in other energy systems. It is just that chakras seem to have become more popular in the West through the theosophists (not nadis for some reason).

Whats are you thoughts on CHAKRA REMOVAL?

The chakras are still a part of “one” system - so it seems inaccurate to say one can replace chakras with “one system”. Chakras is one way to look at energy body, the Dantiens are another. Even the Chakras - they are not exactly same in all schools. They differ in Hatha Yoga, Tantra, Tibetan Buddhism etc. Their utility varies based on whether one follows the fire path, water path and so on.

Essentially, how one’s energy body is structured depends on the method that one is using for cultivation. It is possible at some level to map these various depictions of energy bodies to a certain degree (such as Dantiens, Chakras, five Pranas, Chi-Jing-Shen, Kundalini, Chandali etc.) - but that may be unnecessary for most practical purposes.

In a certain sense, each Chakra mirrors another. And it is said that Sahasrara, the Crown, contains within it all the Chakras. When one is in Nirvikalpa Samadhi - aka Kundalini is refined completely, the consciousness resides in the Crown - one is considered fully Awakened and the lower Chakras are no longer significant. Such a state can be considered as “removal” - and that is the goal of most non-dual Indic spiritual practices.

Some direct-path aspirants - who deal with techniques such as Zen, self-inquiry etc. - completely bypass the energetics and deal only with the mind and consciousness. For such folks, Chakras are “distracting” - but that is just the way they look at it. But even there, the energy body is still there, just that they do not work directly on it.

Meditation , crown chakra

One can certainly meditate on the Crown, but crown is typically the “fruit”, the outcome of the full-fledged functioning of all of the rest of the chakras in tandem with the energy system. That is not to say that one cannot or should not work on Crown directly, but not very easy or risk-free for most people as gradual ascension is suitable for most of us.

Hence while the other Chakras are called Kula (clan, group, family), the Crown (Sahasrara - thousand spoked wheel) is called Achakra (not-a-chakra) and Akula (not a group, not “belonging” to identifiable groups/structure). Another reason why traditionally the Crown is meditated upon as a down-facing lotus while the other chakras are up-facing.

The Sanskrit alphabet is composed of 50 letters and all mantras arise from permutations and combinations of these core letters. Each of these letters vibrate a petal of a specific chakra. And each chakra has a specific number of petals (when visualized as a lotus).

Root (4) + Sacral (6) + Navel (10) + Heart (12) + Throat (16) + Ajna (2) = 50 letters.

So, an authentic mantra is a specific combination of letters that activates a very specific energetic circuit. Take the popular mantra, OM Namah Shivaya (which Dream chose for his Essence of Mantras audio) - this grounds, energizes, and balances in a gentle way not aggravating anything, thanks to its energetic pattern, hence safe for most people (OM is often not added initially and added after a certain level of accomplishment).

OM - Throat
Na - Navel
Mah - Navel
Shi - Root
Vaa - Root
Ya - Sacral

The crown on the other hand houses all these vibratory letters multiple times (20X50 = 1000). So every time any individual petal of a lower chakra vibrates and activates, the corresponding petals in the Crown are vibrated as well, energetically. When all the lower Chakras vibrate in harmony and in unison, the Crown automatically blooms and fully activates. Trying to directly work with the Crown while the lower chakras are not vibrating at their full potential is not easy and can cause issues. This is also the reason for the order of structure during initiation - be it into mantras (certain mantras are revealed only after initial set of mantras are perfected), or Yogic/Alchemical techniques.

On another topic

Ramana Maharshi talks of “Hridaya Granthi” - The Knot in the Heart. When this knot is pierced and dissolved, that starts the first stage of Non-duality, where the non-experience-experience is flavored by Unconditional Love (which later also gets transcended as one refines the non-dual “knowing”).

Above and below every Chakra, there are two knots, energetic in nature, which are more like psychic apertures that restrict the smooth ascent of the Kundalini-energy - you can literally feel the friction once you experience such an awakening. The ones related to the heart are emotional ones related to love, kindness, and compassion.

For each of the different knots and chakra pair, there are different methods to ensure smooth energy flow - Jnana (knowledge/self-inquiry), Bhakti (love and devotion), Karma (service), Kriya (activity like breathing, meditation), etc. For the Heart, it is Bhakti - love, devotion, and compassion. To dissolve the constraints of the heart, Bhakti Yoga or the Yoga of Love and Devotion works very well. This love can be an overwhelming sense of love and devotion towards a higher vibrational entity such as deity/guru/god/gods; or toward other fellow human beings or animals or even a selfless cause.

Loving Kindness Meditation is a great tool to dissolve the knot of the heart as it triggers certain alchemical pathways that are otherwise hard to activate.

Diet / Food, Drink & Supplements Usage

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Resting period

For the Resting Period via the Dark Retreat, the key is not really vegetarian food/diet (which certainly has its benefits) - but depriving the senses of stimuli that keep it busy and distracted - sights, smells, light, food etc., so that energy that is wasted through the nine “holes” of the body are sealed and used to effect internal alchemy.

Food of any kind is restricted because digestion/elimination/assimilation consumes a lot of energy in itself and drags consciousness down while it happens. Again, this is a very advanced practice and not for people who have not put in decades of work achieving a certain level of energetic and emotional clarity.

The key aspect is sensory deprivement followed by sensory withdrawal, accomplished here forcibly (Pratyahara of Yoga) - forcing the consciousness to re-direct itself towards the Self and begin to inch towards Dharana (Effortless Concentration) and Samadhi (Absorptive state of Non-duality). When this happens, “awareness of this or that” changes to “Awareness”, or pure cognition, which can be life changing.

Risks come along the way - too much energy generated, if not put to right use, can cause schizophrenic syptoms, inner demons creep out which can attract outer demons, one may open oneself up to various other dimensions some of which are not very safe etc. Which is why one uses preparation, protective rites, mantras etc. to aid this quest of Pure Awareness.

Do people absolutely need this? No! Gradual practices, though slower, are safer for most people.

Energy (miscellaneous)

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Everything has energy. And sensing energy - be it for presence, strength, or quality - is not an exact science, and is very subjective, often colored by the sensor’s own preferences, conditioning and perceptions.

Also, energetic sensations do not necessarily mean results. I read testimonials for some creators where 99% of the testimonials are: “I feel tingling all over”, “I felt the energy in toes”, “I feel heaviness in my head”. Err, ok, but what measurable results did we get apart from all those “sensations” should be the question we should ask ourselves, of course, after trying an energetic product for a reasonable period of time. Strong energetic sensations do not necessarily translate to “useful” results many a time. Friction to certain forms of energy by our energetic system gets perceived as “strong energy” mistakenly and this is seldom a good thing.

The mind is a magician. Sometimes, we feel what we want to feel. We sense what we want to sense. So, we ought to be careful reading energy - did I feel it because I wanted to? Did I feel something because I have a bad heartburn after a massive bean burrito and I am reading a purely physiological sensation as an energetic reaction? Etc.

Mass Meditation Testimonials

Stay safe, my friend. On a related note, thunders, hurricanes, earthquakes are events that release massive amounts of energy! Watch out for some energetic changes! We always practice in thunder and lightning (which our Daoist sect is associated with) and one session charges me for like a few months! I’ve heard of similar practices in other earth-based Daoist sects which harness similar energy from earthquakes and floods (which also calm nature down) for cultivating decades of energetic refinement in a matter of minutes.

The first time I felt the crown chakra open was during a thunder and lightening storm, and I felt the energy coming down from the crown (usually, I had always felt the energy moving up from the spine till then). In fact, there is a chapter even in a Tantric work from around 975 CE which talks of a Tantric practice during the earthquake. When I asked my teacher, “how on earth is one expected to still the mind, and recite a mantra during an earthquake?”, all I got was “silly fellow” and a pat on my head! Lol

Gratitude For Dreamweaver and Team

We talk of other Morphic field creators - and sometimes there is a tendency to brush everything with the same brush and call it all ‘morphic fields’ aka same as Sapien’s fields.

As someone who learned from Dale, experimented making fields with GT, and has almost every field from Dream (minus the super expensive Divine Balance Pendant category which I am gonna leave it to my buddy @This_Boy_Here), I think we need to appreciate the complexity of these fields. Sometimes, we dumb down everything - simplicity is a virtue, over-simplification is not!

Is a morphic field an intention? To an extent. Is repeating the same intention a billion times the same as Sapien’s morphic field? Not really. Is energized intent (could be through Reiki, crystals, bio-energy, servitor, etc.) the same as Sapien’s fields - not exactly! I am not really passing judgment on the effectiveness of those methods - they can be very effective, but those are not the same as the painfully precise and intelligent fields created by Dreamweaver. There is very precise and specific coding which is imbued into audio or an object - this is not merely intended, or asked as a prayer or “I ask and it shall be done” type of a thing - it requires a massive amount of skill and precision.

As Dale writes, if we have a precise idea of what is required of a field, and this is conceptually held in the quantum mind, while ensuring that there is no interference to this resonant field for a sufficient amount of time, that makes the field come alive. The higher the state of energy, the faster and stronger the field is. While all this sounds simple on the paper, mountainous effort and accomplishment are needed to achieve palpable results. The concepts are similar to say Psychokenesis and it is not an easy task to accomplish.

Again, the reason I write this is to drive home the point that what Sapien does is not easy and not the same as many other creators we have today. Of course, there probably are other creators who produce similar morphic fields, but it will be good to understand the complexity behind creating a field so that we truly appreciate Dream’s work and not compare it with this, that, or something else.

Higher Beings

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Ganapathy mantra

Wonderful, thanks for sharing that…

A couple things about Ganesha!

He is called Ganapati (Gananam Pati) - the Lord of the Ganas. Who are these Ganas aka “group”?

At a Physical level, these are forests, stones, rocks, minerals etc., that are associated with the Earth element. He holds mastery over them and with his energy, one can master these aspects as well!

The five sense organs! Without mastery over them, true meditation is not possible, and without a certain level of mastery over the senses, Kundalini awakening is painful. This is the reason, traditionally, without first mastering the practice of Ganesha in the Root Chakra, Kundalini awakening is not attempted.

He is also the patron deity of Physicality (health, body, strength etc.) as well as Survival (security, finances, ability to escape dangers etc.) With his graceful energy, life becomes “easy” so that one can focus on other Spiritual goals.

Though primarily associated with Root chakra, that is just one aspect of Ganesha. He has various energetic forms, and his energy expands from Root to the crown. He is depicted as the divine child of Shiva and Shakti, aka Divine Father and Mother, and hence is equal part both - so he is an archetype of perfect balance of Male and Female energies (another reason why he is the gatekeeper of Kundalini).

He has fierce mastery over spirits, ley lines, offending demons etc., his strength just tramples over any offending entities that come close to the person enveloped his his energy and it is a sight to watch.

Meditation and Chanting - MAHA SHIVARATRI 11th March 2021

Shiva can be approached in one or more of the below ways:

Arta (distressed) - invoking Shiva for help with problems - health, entities, protection, etc.

Artharthi (seeking material benefits) - job, prosperity, money, manifestation, etc.

Jignasu (Seeker) - A seeker who wants to understand the bigger picture and is curious like the child, enabled by sincerity. He wants to understand who Shiva is, or what reality is like?

Jnani (the Wise) - Already knows that Shiva is the effulgent Self (self) - and is found Within as one’s own Divinity and All-Pervading Consciousness.

This hymn, a favorite of mine, is representing the fourth approach, where the ecstatic saint affirms again and again, “Shivoham” - “Shiva is I”.

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Craig Pruess - Shivoham

Shivoham - Shiva is I
Shiva-svarupoham - Shiva is my True Nature
Nityoham - I am Eternal
Shuddoham - I am ever Pure
Buddoham - I am fully Awakened
Muktoham - I am ever Free (liberated)
Advaitam - I am non-dual consciousness
Anandarupam - I am ever expanding Bliss
Arupam - I am Formless (nameless, attribute-less consciousness)
Brahmoham - I am the Supreme, non-dual Divinity
Chidoham - I am the Blissful Consciousness-Vibration (called Chit-Shakti or Divine Mother)
Sacchidanandoham - I am Truth-Consciousness-Bliss personified

Also, on Shivaratri, one can invoke various forms of Shiva. It is one Shiva energy but manifests as different forms with different utilities (like the very same electricity performing different functions via different gadgets).

Rudra, the Cosmic Destroyer who recycles the creation at the end of celestial cycles

Dakshinamurti, the ever-silent Teacher figure who grants all knowledge - secular and spiritual

Sharabha, the mystical lion-bird that destroys foes, internal and external

Mrityunjaya, the death-destroyer who protects from diseases and untimely death, and grants immortality

Nilakantha - grants immunity from poisons, internal (emotional) and external

Nataraja - the cosmic dancer, who grants awareness of the subtle vibration inherent in creation, and the knowledge of Ajapa (the science of breath)

Bhairava, from who all branches of Tantra originate and who protects those that invoke him

Kalabhairava - the personification/guardian of Time

Mahakala - the aspect which transcends time and grants one Timelessness (and consort of Goddess Kali, the state of transcendence of time and space).

Vyomavyapi - the aspect which grants awareness of transcendence over Space

Or ultimately as Kameshvara, Love personified, love that is free of lust, desire, wants, but unconditional and liberating.

Entity/Deity Thread

In my opinion, a lot of deities do that. Are you having an affinity toward any specific deity? Unlike a spell, deities are more of a long-term commitment. Generally, we have one of the main deities as our patron deity, and other deities are invoked from time to time for specific purposes. It is our main deity that always guides us and protects us from omissions and faults, shapes our life path in the best possible way as this deity now represents the awakened mind of oneself.

Sometimes it can be confusing between Hindu and Buddhist deities due to historical contests between Buddhists and Hindus in medieval times who competed for royal patronage. Buddhists modeled a lot of their deities after the ancient Hindu deities, or absorbed them as is, declaring them as having been subjugated and enlightened by the Buddha haha. And then, after Buddhism declined in India, some of the Buddhist deities were re-absorbed back into the Hindu pantheon. And Buddhist pantheon also absorbed some of the local Tibetan Bon deities as well as Daoist deities, again calling them either protectors or using the same story - Buddha enlightened them. I talk here of assimilation of local deities into Buddhism only about India (where Buddhism originated) and Tibet (as I am a student of Tibetan Buddhism), but similar stuff happened in Burma, Thailand, China, Japan, etc.

Buddhist Tara is, for the most part, Hindu Durga
Buddhist Vajrapani is nothing but Indra (Yellow Emperor)
Buddhist Vajradhara is also derived from Indra
Buddhist Nilakantha is derived from Shiva and so on

Amongst Indian deities, there are three main categories: Eurasian Vedic deities, the aboriginal Native deities (like Kumara or Skanda), and Tribal Deities (who are now absorbed by the Hindu pantheon). We today regard all of them as Hindu deities.

In my experience, some are ancient, immortal entities or their manifestations (like Shiva, Kali, Vishnu, Ganesha, etc.), and others are egregores created and maintained by the faith of the millions (like Yahweh and to an extent, Jesus) - my personal preference is the first category although the second one can provide results too (like Dream’s Exorcism audio). There is also a huge world of Egyptian, African, and pre-Abrahamic European deities which one can explore - preserved by today by Bushmen, Shamanic and Occult traditions (to an extent).

How do we choose a deity traditionally?

The first option would be based on affinity - I just knew it is the Great Goddess for me, I have always known as she is with me for many lifetimes.

The second one would be based on one’s Teacher’s guidance - an accomplished teacher will consider various aspects, including the horoscope of the student, etc., and suggest a deity/mantra (not all mantras are suitable for everyone. Some mantras are ari (foes) while others are mitra (friends).

The third option would be based on a specific need - healing, protection, wealth, manifestation, etc. (guiding the life is a generic requirement )

People who want something simple, do not want to go through initiations, etc. can always recite the Green Tara mantra. Tara is known as the Mother of All Buddhas. Or, if you are more into male forms, the easiest choice would be Ganesha, the elephant-headed wisdom deity.

Entity/Deity Thread

Hanuman is a very interesting deity on many accounts.

He represents the archetype of qualities like Valour, Service, Humility etc., though he is also a warrior deity. He is the ultimate combination of strength and humility.

He is also a deity who is part Shiva and part Vishnu - and hence the above combination.

He is also one of the deities in a physical form in the current timeline, so the chance of manifesting him is pretty high compared to other deities.

My experience with Hanuman is not much as my practices are more centered around Shiva and Shakti (and her aspects like Sekhmet, Athena, Innana, Hera, Hetemit etc.) but I have experienced the presence of Hanuman during some rituals. I do not have that kind of personal relationship with him to invoke him at will - but most of the time he has appeared is when I am in some sort of physical danger.

Do note that the easiest way to approach Hanuman is semen retention. He is called “Mukhya Prana” - or the Main/Refined Prana. One of the pre-requisites for approaching Hanuman mantras is celibacy as he embodies the state of semen retention and sublimation (urdhva retas where the pranic energy is not going downward through ejaculation, but the mobility is upward, transmuting it to Ojas) - and he is this clarified Prana personified.

He is serious, not very playful (unlike some other deities), very very powerful and protective and active on astral planes in defending certain planes of existence.

A Deity is both a higher entity as well as an archetype of one’s one internal self - both those are simultaneously true for what exists in the Macrocosm also exists in the Microcosm. I will request him to reach out to you, give you a sign etc., but to what extent you perceive him would depend on the work you put in.

Edit: Do note that in Hindu Tantra, there are different mantras for the same deity, to approach different aspects of energy of that particular deity. For example, the mantra of Vira-Hanuman evokes him as a Warrior, Vaidya-Hanuman for healing, Panchamuka-Hanuman for alchemy of five elements, Ashtamukha-Hanuman for protection from negative entities and so on.

On another topic

The three vibration audios are beyond “entities” - the Source audios, for a lack of better term. Angels are “useful”, but they can be subjugated and for a warlock worth his salt, they are not really divine or essential entities. Are they useful or valuable? Yes, can be. Are they all that people believe them to be (divine helpers, enlightened beings etc. etc.) - in my experience of them, to a very limited extent. They are an upgraded version of servitors. Humans view them as “great” entities because obviously they are at a higher energy level than us, but in the bigger scheme of things, they are not all that awe-inspiring. There are old Gods, Bodhsattvas etc. who are lightyears ahead of angels.

So, mixing any such specific entity-based energies which are in the lower realms of duality with the non-dual realm of Om, is probably not productive in the long run for a serious user of these three amazing audios.

Entity/Deity Thread

I don’t think people need to be scared and terrified of Devas. While they are not human-like in morality as in good vs bad, help vs harm - where one can take a beating is when one cannot deal with the huge energy associated with entities of Divinity. A big mistake often made is to fit the Devas into categories of Angels etc. which is not always accurate. To group them all as “entities” is often the folly of a Western occultist (I learned from the same folly) - when human beings are so unique from one another, how then can one group all these “entities” as same or similar?

The nature of Devas is indicated in their very name - Divyante iti devah - those that shine with lustre of pure golden light. A class of minor devas can be nature spirits, but technically in Hinduism, these beings are not classified as Devas. Devas are thirty-three in number, who appeared primordially and have existed forever, and further appear through refractions of the Divine Light as other Devas and Devis (feminine). The primary purpose of Devas is to help consciousness ascend, as they are but macrocosmic aspects of Enlightened Mind, Enlightened Speech and Enlightened Soul (which though one and only one, perceives various ‘other’ things on account of duality consciousness). So, these are benevolent beings (not in the sense of “I call them they come and beat up my neighbor”, well sometimes that too) - and need not be feared. In fact in Eastern thought, there is respect for divinity, not fear as what is there to fear something which is nothing but a representation of one’s own perfect potential?

When I was a kid, I constantly recited the mantra of Goddess Kali (new moon) thousands of times in a day. One night, she appeared and told me, “Child, you have been calling out to me, and as your lineage is connected to me, I am here. But do realize, I rise as the fiery aspect of Kundalini - like a torrent, washing away everything, breaking barriers. I am like the Mother who will drag the child to the destination fast, even if it means dragging you through a keyhole! And when being dragged through a keyhole, it is NOT comfortable”. I did not really get all of that, or the seriousness of the issue, and I said, “What do you suggest?”. She said, ok, here is the mantra of Durga (full moon), this energy is gentler, you will be able to handle this better. I wll see you twenty-years later". I think you get my point? She was not terrifying, or evil, in fact the most loving Mother she is - but she shows tough love, and not everyone is ready for it. The Hindus have developed a wonderful framework involving service, devotion, humility to approach these divinities, while also constantly reminding that one is not dealing with some angry god somewhere that is on a power trip and demands subservience, but merely realizing the Divinity that one already is! Choosing the best aspects of old ways and new tools is the best recipe for success!

Entity/Deity Thread

Some of these aspects are not really “real world” so to speak. We generalize Shiva to represent the destruction/re-cycling of the universal cycles while Vishnu is visualized as the sustainer of the current cycle of cosmos - but these are limited definitions. The Veda says - “ekam sat vipra bahudha vadanti” - the same Truth is seen and explained differently by different wise men. So, there is one Universal Consciousness which expresses itself in different ways to different folks based on their perception. This is not to be confused with Monotheism, so it may appear such, but this is not similar to a personalized God of Monotheistic religions that has commandments, and rules and so on and controls things.

One can approach deities in different ways - but to form a personal relationship with these enlightened archetypes is a good way to go about it. A purely indifferent way of the western sorcerer may or may not work and in my experience, is not always the best way to work with some of these deities. A lot of such deities may be indifferent if you try to rudely approach them through lucid dreaming etc., unless one knows and understands what they are doing.

You can listen to Hanuman Chalisa if you find reciting difficult. Or you can recite his mantra - Om hum hanumate namaha. Semen retention is probably necessary if you need to seriously approach him though as that builds up Ojas needed to light up the energies of the mantra. A mantra is a seed, practice makes it grow and produce fruits - and ojas or purified prana is what makes this seed and ground fertile, especially so for Hanuman.

Ancestral Knowledge will certainly help Bharadvaja was also a seer of some mantras of Hanuman and drawing on his intercession through your lineage of ancestors is very efficient. In fact, that is why “lineage” is so important in Tantra work as 10% is self effort while 90% is drawing on the collective power of the lineage masters.

Also do note that there are different levels to being able to reach them. Through mantras, prayers, intention, you can form a connection, and seek help/intercession - but you may not see them physically etc. But by serious practices such as mantra siddhi, semen retention (or sublimation as I like to say) - you raise your vibration to the intended frequency of the mantra - which is nothing but the sonic form of the deity. Only when you are at that vibration, can you see the deity manifested. While that is a great stage to aspire to, that is not always necessary for all, if all you need is some help with a life situation. I also suggest playing Devic Intercession and then pray or listen to Chalisa along with.

Deity Yoga is not a beginner’s practice or for mere curiosity in Hindu/Buddhist/Daoist systems and requires solid groundwork.

Entity/Deity Thread

I don’t think Deities, who represent higher consciousness show emotions - it is just that every approach has a certain way in which your energy system reacts to the Deity’s. The way your system reacts when you approach the deity’s space vs deity approaching you in response to your call for help - totally different things. Remember, it is all energy at that level. You just need to be sure and clearly know what you are doing, and you are good!

Also realize that the deities are not bound by any law to “help” you, whatever you think is helping you because “we need to help such as such” is a thing of morality, that while we humans like to believe as it makes us hopeful, is not always true. “Good” and “bad” end in our plane of existence, at least the way we see it.

Dragon Energy and Intercession tag

Yes, ancestral beings audio could help. And this IPF dog tag too. A lot of times, Deities, enlightened beings, angelic beings, Bodhisattvas, Buddhas, Devas etc. are grace embodied and very willing to help and guide us, but we do not perceive them due to our own limitations. The IPF tag could be a game changer in that in removes the veil that prevents us from sensing and communicating with them. I was reciting a Mantra for a long time and did not get any vision of the Deity or receive grace. And eventually, my mantra was perfected and the Deity connected. A revelation I got from Her was: “I was always here for you, but you just were not prepared to sense or see me and receive my guidance”. Dream’s tools are a gift in that years and decades of practice can possibly be reduced to months!