Review the indescribable

How many people have you met who have read fantasy books and concluded they would like to attend their own school of magic? Its not that far-fetched. What would you wish to learn? Would you look at the back of a fantasy novel for an application or website?

Life teaches you that if you would like to experience something unusual, you may need to put yourself in unusual places or create conditions which seem out of your sense of the ordinary.  You can do that where you are or travel great distances to find real magic. 

People will say they had a profound spiritual experience near the pyramids in Egypt or next to Angkor Wat in Cambodia. Other people will share mind-boggling energy vibrations at Stonehenge or other locations where the earth grid concentation is heightened. Would you view such experiences magical because they aren't yours? What if you share mystical experience?

Different mystical arts exist. Light energy expands in directions can travel. Reconnect with invisible thread to the core of the soul. You travel to infinity and back in the blink of an eye and are consciously unaware of implications. Mystical is never out of reach.

In your current mindset, you are out-of-touch with and unaware of many dimensions of reality.  You may not know what's "there," even right in front of your eyes, but you can always learn to stretch yourself further. 'Out-of-reach' is a state of mind, a perception of where you belong or not, and what feels right.  You create your own version of magician, sorcerer or conjurer. You often find teachers yet may not recognize the implications.

Comments

[Bruno]

I'm thinking Peru - something magical about that country.
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We often bypass what is really 'there' because we judge and assume we already know what is really there. I did that when I misplaced my wallet and continued to search in all the same places - it wasn't until I opened my eyes did I find my wallet that was right in front of my eyes the entire time. We only see what we want to see.

[Liara Covert]

Bruno, the wallet analogy is something to which many people relate. How many times have you looked for your car keys only to find them exactly where you put them, in a purse or 'on the hook'? What about your sunglasses? Many people look high and lo and forget they are in the shirt chest pocket or on top of their head. People allow themselves to get wrapped up in the fear of possibly having lost something when part of the mind knows the object is nearby. Why do this? You teach yourself you know more than you think!

[Bruno]

it's not until we learn how to see what is really there. Fear as you know has a way of controlling people's lives, it's easier to fear the loss, then not to fear at all - we were not trained not to fear sadly enough.

[Liara Covert]

Bruno, each human being actually conditions the idea of fear in the mind. As you're born, you feel safe and secure. You have no concept of fear. The world around you sends you messages and you grow to intepret them. You model what you choose. Its actually easier not to fear. Human beings spend a lifetime learning to remember what pre-beliefs is like.

[Bruno]

Couldn't agree with you more :)