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One of the ways to use holy connectivity in old days was through divination. It took many forms. Judges of Israel used divination, and so did kings like Saul and David. There is more on divination in the Bible and among the apostles on another page. [More] Jungian ViewIn radionics a pendulum is used to gain access to allegedly deeper content. We may note that Carl G. Jung discerns between three levels of mind:
Just consider the escalating numbers to be loose, tentative and "poetic" so long as there is no official, correct answer. Inroads to the Deeper Recesses of MindIt is also held that subconscious knowledge comes to the fore in gestures, grimaces, body postures, distancing, gesticulation, and the like. In direct two-way communication it is held that maybe 85% of the communication is non-verbal, that is, something channeled and more or less accurately perceived too. Some may estimate it is not 85%, but the fact is that there is no exact number of it yet, only estimates. Dowsing is in part swinging a pendulum to find out of what the deeper organism senses or makes out of. If the subconscious is ill-informed, prejudiced or crazy under the veneer, the results of dowsing may not be worth a thing. One should account for that. Subconscious content is also represented through dreams, and several main scientists give credit to their subconscious processing when they come up with new solutions, new theories. One of them: "Gentlemen, we must learn to dream". He had by then solved a chemical problem he was tossing with, by interpreting a dream he had. Some use pendulums and other equipment to increase the tiny involuntary movements and establish a "code language". This is old news - the ancient Hebrews used much similar divination to get to the will of God, it is held. Malcolm Rae devised a magnetic rubber sheet and charts to move a pendulum over. As a result he devised radionic equipment for diagnosis and therapy. Question and Answers
One of the methods that Rae describes is the Question and Answer method, Q & A. We pose carefully formed questions and learn how to communicate with deeper or higher or broader facets of ourself by reflexivity of a sort. Most who are trained in this way, use a pendulum. Some sensible ones dispense with pendulums after some time. At any rate, we may take down notes of each answer. Dr Aubrey Westlake and Malcolm Rae explain the method in
Yes.
Release it at will?
Yes.
Employ it?
Yes. (And so on) [Mdu 30]
The answers we get depend on us - on what we have learnt at depth, our associates, and other sources of findings, and how reliable we get at it. Anwers need to can be tested and verified (or falsified) calmly, as in other avenues of solid, basic research. Ideas are to be studied and hopefully tested in time.
If you deceive yourself, you may go on deceiving yourself still more by dowsing. If you are straight all the way, your findings may be true. After all, there is very much that a human is capable of sensing without being able to verbalise it through the current, usual channels for a long time. It is possible to ask questions where accurate answers lie outside what we comprehend. Such answers may look silly and off for that reason - our lack of understanding.
How correct answers we get, depend on our broad range of experience, our deep sensitivity, and technical skills and equipment for dowsing. We have to sort out these things to stay top reliable.
As the current conditions are, we may have to make do with comparing findings with others who dowse, if we lack the needed time and skills for a scientific, time-consuming, standard verification process.
This was an outline of what is today a wide field of study and research, and the canon is blooming, and parts of it are deep.
To the extent living beings are "stringed" somehow in delicate ways, we may become aware of that as we become increasingly subtle; that is one result of training in higher yoga.
Also, so-called long-distance ascertainment aided by equipment
is not a fancy any longer. The Radionic Association speaks of it thus: "Radionics is a technique of healing using extrasensory perception (e.s.p.) and an instrument . . . Experience has shown that radionic treatment can be helpful in a wide range of conditions . . . Professional training is given by the Association. Qualified practitioners may treat humans." [◦Link]
The Association also states, "we now believe that radionic treatment occurs at a level of reality . . . compatible with modern physics and also with the ancient mystic teaching that at some level we are all one." [Link]
And it is clear to Professor Jessica Utts that ESP "is possible and has been demonstrated . . . We have progressed very far in understanding the mechanism . . . Distance in time and space do not seem to be an impediment. Beyond those conclusions, we know very little." [◦Link].
The late Irish physicist John C. Bell (1928-90) was the originator of Bell's Theorem (published in 1964), one of the most important theorems in quantum physics. Bell's theorem states that "No physical theory of local hidden variables can ever reproduce all of the predictions of quantum mechanics." The theorem has even been called "the most profound in science." From test results of it, you may come to "wonder how an electron here instantly knows what is happening millions of miles away . . . Physicists have been trying for over fifty years to understand these results, and there is no consensus on how to interpret them. There is clear agreement, however, that the results occur. Spooky action at a distance is part of nature," in Gary Felder's words. [◦More]
In the early 1980s, with collaborators in France, Alain Aspect (1947-) performed the "Bell test experiments" that showed that quantum mechanics implied 'ghostly action at a distance'.
Bell's theorem appears to
lend credibility to this thought: Connectivity appears to work independently of light. Suggestion: Inside there is no space as we perceive it in waking
consciousness. Teachings of Mahayana Buddhism and also Hinduism do tell of such phenomena or similar ones.
"Nowhere is there a logical beginning, nowhere a logical end". [Ins 40]. Further:
Within (this body) dwells the immortal Self . . . Rising above physical
consciousness . . . one rejoices and is free." [Chandogya Upanisad 12.1]
Above the senses is the mind. Above the mind is the intellect. Above the intellect
is the ego. Above the ego is [a] Primal Cause. [And beyond it] is the
(unconditioned) Self. [see Katha Upanishad 2.6.7-8]
Paul Deussen: "Thinkers . . . recognized one Atman, one['s] inmost individual being,
as the Brahman, the inmost being of universal Nature". [Ins 55]
The Self, That you are . . . the subtle essence of all . . . The subtle essence you
do not see . . . That is the truth. That you are." [See Chandogya Upanishad 6.7.1-10]
Pure Consciousness is Brahman. [Aitareya Upanishad 3.1.3]
This Self is Brahman. [Brihadaranyaka Upanishad 2.5.]
By the rightly meditative . . . and the strong, he is fully known. [Mundaka
Upanishad 3.2.4]
The Self is not known through study of the scriptures, nor through subtlety of the
intellect, nor through much learning. [Taittirya Upanishad 2.4]
Who has achieved liberation during life . . . is then called "the living free
[jivanmukta]" - Nikhilananda [Ins 62]
"At the heart of the world . . . is Brahman . . . Brahman and Atman are one. [Ins 60]
"One who knows, rejoices in the Self, and slaves know not this truth." [Chandogya Upanishad 8.3.2-4, extract]
As Nikhilananda says, scattered hints are found in Upanishads, but no full and
adequate information of the Self - that "dwells deep within the heart [also called the city
of Brahman], lord of time, past and future." [Cf. Katha Upanishad 2.4.12] |
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