The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari has elements of strength and hope.
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Thank you, Iāll have a look at it x)
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Subtle Energy: A Handbook of Psychic Energy Manipulation by Keith Miller
Apocalyptatomanomicon by ION X
Mind magick series book by Merlin Starlight (Itās a 3 book series)
Initiation into hermetics by Franz Bardon
And read all the articles on Enlightened States site.
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This is a neat one:
I donāt like his use of the term āmultiverseā, but his concept of it is more acceptable to me (different scales of reality-- atomic, human-scale, etc.-- are treated like their own āuniversesā). I also donāt really agree with his view of humanity or itās purpose in reality.
However, if anyone has read Sheldrake and wanted to connect the Morphogenetic fields to more conventional and established areas of science/physics, then this is probably the best source you could find.
Unlike most spacetime theories (which build on mathematical field theory ideas), this spacetime concept uses the helix and torus (Helyx and Toryx) as fundamental units, which can morph topologically into different levels of form and complexity.
It is, for me, a unifying idea for the range of things in mainstream physics as well as alternate ideas from Sheldrake, McKenna, and Alfred Whitehead. The sorts of ideas that are explored give a nuts and bolts, under-the-hood view of physical factors that can lead to Whiteheadās ideas about concrescence, Sheldrakesās ideas about morphic resonance and morphogenetic fields, and some of McKennaās ideas about the convervation of Novelty.
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