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An hour of practice

July 1, 2018by Author Leave a comment

Functionally speaking practitioners of the various schools of meditation largely utilize seated, and to a much lesser degree standing, methods of training the energies associated with their systems. For efforts […]

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Issuing power into the physical: the role of connective tissue

June 24, 2017by Author Leave a comment

Connective tissue work, training the infamous fasciae, fills entire books in both conventional and yogic training circles. The reason is simple. The stronger, and more pliable, your connective tissue is, […]

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Excerpt for Upcoming Book: Initial Experiences with the Kabbalah

June 17, 2017by Author 1 Comment

Here is a same chapter from my upcoming book to be release in August on Kindle… Chapter 23: The Letter U The letter U – black velvet, 4/B “ooooo” as […]

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Vital energy as your base

June 15, 2017by Author Leave a comment

Vital energy provides your base for working with other energies. It is also the unique force on this level of existence. Anything you are working with that operates to the […]

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Garbage In = Garbage Out: The Flaw in Hermetics

December 4, 2016by Author Leave a comment

Acronym: Garbage in equals garbage out (GIGO) Definition of GIGO care of Wikipedia: In the field of computer science refers to the fact that computers, since they operate by logical processes, […]

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Staring At Rocks: The Hows and Whys…

November 24, 2016by Author Leave a comment

A very common exercise in meditative circles involves staring at rocks. To an outside observer this ranks with watching paint dry in its entertainment value. Most run of the mill […]

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Learning to Concentrate

November 21, 2016by Author Leave a comment

The ability to concentrate is largely a learned skill for which both physical and cerebral methods exist. All of the available methodology is uncomfortable to one degree or another. One of the biggest […]

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Pathways to Practice

November 6, 2016by Author Leave a comment

Generally speaking four main pathways, with a fifth rarely seen variant, represent the approach most people take as serious practitioners. Keep in mind that none of this is scripture and […]

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A Practitioner’s Lifecycle

October 17, 2016by Author Leave a comment

The nature of practice changes as we age. When I was younger the practices linked to the power center in the lower abdomen, the lower dantien as espoused in Asian […]

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Meditation, Yoga and the West Part III

September 24, 2016by Author Leave a comment

Finally the subject of Franz Bardon’s system of metaphysics comes up. For those not in the know, Bardon was a Czech, of German extraction, who practiced from the 1930’s until […]

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