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CLAIRVOYANCE :

Psi and States of Awareness One of the most fascinating and least

understood of human faculties is that asect of e!trasensor"

ercetion #nown as CLAIRVOYANCE or $Clear Sight%&

Clair'o"ance co'ers a wide sectrum of henomena( differing so

widel" in its deth and 'ariet" that it is hard to define in words that

are simultaneousl" succinct and accurate& In the Vedic lore it has )een

referred to as $*i'"a *rushti% +Siritual 'ision, and *hura Sra'ana

*harsanam-- +*istant hearing and seeing,( )ut in the 'ast ma.orit" of

modern s"chics there seems to )e no facult" that can e'en aroach

the high degree and honour conferred )" these loft" names& /or the

general urose of this treatise( the author defines Clair'o"ance

siml" as the ower to see what is hidden from ordinar" h"sical

sight&



Psi antidates Early History

0illenniums ago( )efore the rimiti'e man hardl" had learned to read

or write( the Rishis( the earl" men in India( had the natural gift of

suernormal cognition& Clair'o"ant re'elations of their ea# m"stical

e!eriences( such as the Vedas( Samhithas and the Smruthis( redate

the earliest recorded histor" of man#ind&

In 0aha)haratha( the eic oem of 1222 3&C&( Veda V"asa descri)es

how e'en an ordinar" minister San.a"a was endowed with the gift of

clair'o"ance& Loo#ing with his telescoic 'ision( San.a"a narrates to

his )lind Emeror( *hrudharashtra the )attle field of 4uru#shetra(

miles awa" from his 5astinaura Palace& 6hile watching s"chicall"

the war front( San.a"a clairaudientl" listens to the famous Srimad

3hagawath 7eethoadesa of Lord Sri 4rishna to Aru.ana& 3oth these

e'ents 8 the 'ision of San.a"a within which the )attle scenes 999 were

simultaneousl" o'er'iewed )" the Suerseer( Veda V"asa( the Eic

writer&

A gala!" of siritual luminaries were cele)rated through the ages for

their uncann" ower of clair'o"ance and recognition in e'er" culture



and clime& Innumera)le legends ha'e of 'arious Psi incidents ha'e

come down across the centuries and were graduall" wo'en into

into the taestr" of m"tholog"( fol#lore and oular literature&

In more recent histor" the Rosicrucian s"chics of Euroe( the Suf"

m"stics of the 0iddle East( the aoists of China( the ;en masters of

<aan( and the Yogi adets of India and i)et ha'e left records of

irrefuta)le testimon" of their suer sensor" e!eriences&

A SEARCH FOR SCIENTIFIC VALIDITY

6hat does modern science reall" thin# of this s"chic henomenon=

Is clair'o"ance a demonstra)le henomenon or an ancient )elief in

the ower of the human mind or .ust an illusion= Can the human mind

trul" transcend the h"sical )arriers of Sace and ime= Are the age9

old tales a)out the >hird E"e? real=

Now( the famous lore of an all9seeing e"e( e!tra9sensor" ercetion

are )rought into the focus of e'er" man%s understanding )" Ps"chical

Research sread o'er the ast one hundred and twent"9se'en "ears



)" aras"chologists and se'eral other free9st"le e!lorers has not

onl" confirmed the realit" of clair'o"ance as a human facult" )e"ond

the limitations of the #nown h"sical laws( )ut has changed the $flat9

earth% 'iew of man( re'ealing his true multi9dimentional inner nature&

Clair'o"ance is defined )" modern aras"chologist as the

e!trasensor" ercetion of h"sical o).ects or e'ents( without an"

ossi)ilit" of there )eing #nowledge of such o).ects or e'ents in

another erson%s mind +i&e&( teleath", as an inter'ening factor& he

classic e!erimental designs that has esta)lished the realit" of

clair'o"ance is this: a dec# of cards is thoroughl" shuffled to

randomi@e their order a su).ect then guesses what this order is )efore

an" human )eing loo#s at the cards and irrefuta)le testimon" of their

suer sensor" e!eriences&Scores significantl" )e"ond chance

e!ectation indicate the oeration of Clair'o"ance&

SPONTANEOUS CASE STUDY

he B(2229odd 'alidated cases comlied )" the Institute of

aras"cholog" at *urham in the Dnited States of America include

accurate >dream hunches?( clair'o"ant flashes of sensing dangers at a

distance& A few of these well documented cases read:



>A mother dreamt that in two hours a 'iolent storm would loosen a

chandelier( which would fall on her )a)"%s cri)& She wo#e her

hus)and >A sill" dream(? he said& he weather is clear& 7o to slee

>3ut she )rought the )a)" to her )ed& In two hours a storm came u(

and the light fi!ture fell on the cri)&

>A coule stoed at the Al)erta hotel for a night& After the" had gone

to )ed( the wife dreamt that the hotel was )eing demolished )" an

e!losion& She wo#e u with a comelling feeling that the" must

lea'e at once& *esite the earl" hours and her hus)and%s slee"

rotests( the" left& Shortl" thereafter( a d"namite9laden truc# crashed

into the hotel destro"ing it&?

OTHER CONTROLLED LABORATORY TESTS

hough onl" a art of men%s total s"chic otentials can )e re'ealed

in rigidl" controlled la)orator" e!eriments( some e!traordinar" feats

were recorded )" 'arious research grous&



>Dnder la)orator" controls at Stanford Research Institute(

scientists 5arold Puthoff and Russell arg studied the clair'o"ant

a)ilities of a "oung Israeli Dri 7aller& Se'en times in a row( 7eller

accuratel" drew a icture hidden in two sealed oaFue en'eloes& en

times without error( he identified which of the ten identical sealed tins

contained an o).ect& he odds: one in a thousand million&

>Ps"chologist Charles art( of the Dni'ersit" of California at *a'is(

disco'ered a >0iss ;? for whom out9of9)od" e!eriences were so

normal that when she a child she thought e'er")od" had them& In an

ela)oratel" reared e!eriment( he arranged for her )rainwa'es( and

$read% a randoml" chosen fi'e9digited num)er ut on a shelf high o'er

her head& 6hile confined to her )ed )" the medical arahernalia(

>floated u? and correctl" identified the num)er&

>In out9of9)od" e!eriments 8 or remote 'iewing( as some

researchers refers to call it 8 Ps"cho Ingo Swann can >go? to an"

sot on the glo)e( gi'en its latitude and longitude( and s#etch



correctl" the mountains( ri'ers( roads and )uildings .ust as the" are at

that oint&

6hen as#ed in an e!eriment at the American Societ" of Ps"chical

Research in New Yor# to >go? to a hidden )o! and descri)e its

contents( Swan re.oined& >You forgot to turn on the lights in the )o!&

It%s dar#& >5e was correct( )ut these are minor accomlishments

comared to what Swann and his colleagues seem to )e a)le to do on

their own& Once( filled with ennui )" months of la) wor# in

California( Swann honed his friend s"chic 5arold Sherman( G(H22

#ilometres awa"( and roosed the" ta#e a B222 million9#ilometre

tri together: >go? simultaneousl" to <uiter( which neither of them

#new an"thing a)out( )ut )" which ioneer9B2 was scheduled to ass&

Sherman agreed& heir resecti'e o)ser'ations of colours( landscaes(

atmoshere and other conditions were filed the ne!t da" with

astroh"sicists and showed remar#a)le con'ergence& Nor were the"

far off from ioneer9B2 data&

Challenged )" a science editor( the" turned their attention to 0ercur"(

)" which 0ariner9B2 was soon to ass and radio )ac# data& Pre'ailing

oinion was that 0ercur" had neither atmoshere nor magnetic field&



Yet each s"chic reorted a thin atmoshere and a magnetic field 8

confirmed )" 0ariner9B2 within a month&

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Paras"chological research in areas such as mental teleath" and

clair'o"ance is now )eing erformed with modern aaratus& In this

hotograh a su).ect is )eing tested )" machine( using a fi'e9 figure

test de'eloed )" 4arl ;ener& he machine records how man" of the

same figures are selected )" )oth su).ect and e!aminer when all

h"sical contact )etween them had )een eliminated )eing erformed

with modern aaratus& In this hotograh a su).ect is )eing tested )"

machine( using a fi'e9figure test de'eloed )" 4arl ;ener& he

machine records how man" of the same figures are selected )" )oth

su).ect and e!aminer when all h"sical contact )etween them had

)een eliminated& (Source: Macmillan family encyclopaedia, 1980 p.81, vol.15)

Se'eral successful attemts were made to ma the )rain structure of

clair'o"ants& he s"cho9h"siological mechanism of clair'o"ance

re'ealed that the third e"e is a miniature )rain within the )rain&

Enclosed within the rotecti'e amour of the s#ull en'eloed )" a

shoc#9a)sor)ing cushion of fluid almost in the center of the )rain is a



small ie9si@ed organ #nown $ascer'ulus cere)ri% +)rain sand,( the seat

of the mind and the high9ower camera of clair'o"ance& It is also

#nown as the ineal gland( the brain within the brain. Pac#ed into

this confined sace are an estimated ten million fine articles(

microscoic ne'er cells that constitute the wor#ing units of the ineal

gland( groued into millions of indi'idual circuits and each

erforming a function assigned to it )" heredit" or learned )"

e!erience&



AIRVOYAN E

By

Clairvoyant A SUNDARARA!AN

DNo "#$%&' Bra()ins Street'

C(ittoor * %+",,+' And(ra Prades(



CONTENTS

C(a-ter No Pa.e

No

I CLAIRVOYANCE :

PSI AN* SAES O/ A6ARENESS

II EKPERI0ENS IN 0DLI *I0ENIONAL

CLAIRVOYACNE

III 5E AR O/ CRYSAL 7A;IN7

IV VARIEIES O/ SPORA*IC CLAIRVOYANCE

V CLAIRVOYANCE PRO3ES INO 5E

0YSERIES O/ LI/E



VI PSYC5E*ELIC CLAIRVOYANCE

VII 0E5O*S O/ *EVELOPIN7 SEERS5IP

he ineal gland( the e'olutionar" gift in man( ena)les to

communicate what he had learned and to ass down from

generation to generation his collecti'e e!erience and memor"&

6hen this gland is enlarged( when it is caa)le of resonding to

e!ceedingl" raid 'i)rations( it confers the gift of suer9h"sical

sight&

3" means of this minute gland in the centre of the head( man

can )e in instant touch with an"one around the glo)e( hurdle

time and sace( #now the future and ast as well as the resent

and un'eil the secrets of all the m"steries that surround him&

THE BRAIN STRUCTURE OF CLAIRVOYANCE

he )rain structure of a full" self9conscious clair'o"ant shown

a)o'e re'eals the multi dimentional sinning 'ortices of su)tle



energies +H((M,& Constant flow of )luish electro9magnetic

energies in )etween the ineal and ituitar" centres +, 'i'if"

the field of illumination #nown as A.na Cha#ra +, wherein the

clair'o"ant 'isions aear& In Yoga and Occult lores these

centres are identified as >Cha#rams? +/orce Centres,&

B& Cosmic 4undalini Energ"

G& Ps"chic Pranic Energ"

1& Ps"chic Energ" in )rain

H& Visuddi Cha#ram +clairaudience,

& Pituitar" Centre +Paternal 5ereditar" influence,

& Pneal Centre +0aternal 5ereditar" influence,

& A.na Cha#ram +Clair'o"nace,

& Lalana Cha#ram +0agnificationQmini fication mechanism,

M& Sahasrara Cha#ram +he ineal doorwa" for s"chic

ro.ection,&

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- “Revelations in Spatial Wilderness : Mechanism of Conciousness in Transpersonal

Worlds” by the uthor pa!e:"#



SEVEN STATES OF A/ARNESS 0

According to ancient metah"sical traditions( man has

interenetrating and e!tending )e"ond his h"sical )od"( su)tle

)odies of finer gradations of matter( #nown collecti'el" as

$ancha %osas. he" are said to )e the transformers of

energ" from one lane to another and are #nown as Etheric(

Astral( 0ental( Casual and 3liss )odies& he manifestation of

'arious suer h"sical gradations of clair'o"ance are deendent

uon the de'eloment of these s"chic centres in the

corresonding inner structures of man& he setiner"

classification of clair'o"ance corresonding to these 'arious

states of awareness has )een :

B& Simle h"sical clair'o"ance

G& Etheric 'ision

1& Astral sight

H& 0ental clair'o"ance

& Casual clair'o"ance +Egoic,



& 0onadic or solar s"stemic clair'o"ance

& Cosmic sight

Of these se'en grades( the simle h"sical clair'o"ance will )e

searatel" discussed in Chater III under “The rt of Crystal

&a'in!”.

(T)(R*C +*S*,-

he first higher form of clair'o"ance is #nown as Etheric 'ision&

It ena)les to ercei'e a far larger series of h"sical 'i)rations

)e"ond the sectral limits )oth the ultra 'iolet and the infra9red&

Inanimate o).ects )ecome almost transarent& A erfect master

of controlled etheric clair'o"ance will )e caa)le of erforming

with ease the ro'er)ial feats of seeing through a )ric#wall or

reading a closed en'eloe& o the etheric sight the )ric#wall or

the sealed co'er will loo# li#e a light mist& A s"chic seems

what is going on in an ad.oining room almost as though no

inter'ening wall e!isted& he etheric 'ision will easil" re'eal the

contents of a loc#ed )o! as well as the assages in closed )oo#s&

he last feat ma" strain the s"chic( )ecause each age has to )e



loo#ed as through all other ages as the" will aear to )e

suerimosed uon it&

he solid ground uon which the s"chic wal#s )ecomes

transarent to a certain e!tent& his ena)les him to watch

creatures )urrowing underground( to distinguish a 'ein of coal

or of metal& he limit of etheric 'ision when loo#ing through

solid matter is analogous to loo#ing through water( i&e&( one

cannot see )e"ond a certain distance( )ecause the medium

through which one is loo#ing is not erfectl" transarent&

he etheric sight also re'eals 'arious classes of )eing #nown as

/airies or 7andhar'as& he" are not caa)le of reflecting an"

ra" with the 'isi)le sectra as ordinaril" seen& Nearl" all the

fairies( gnomes and )rownies a)out whom oular legends are

retold uni'ersall" are among them& 0an" clair'o"ants ha'e

testified that our lanet is twice as densel" oulated )"

7andhar'as as )" men&

he )odies of humans and animals are re'ealed in the main

transarent( so that the action of 'arious internal organs can )e

watched and diagnosed for an" malfunction( if an"&



An etheric clair'o"ant would also ercei'e the etheric dou)le of

man& Almost closel" identical in si@e with the h"siFue( it would

hardl" )e 'isi)le comletel"( unless it were artiall" ro.ected in

altered states of consciousness li#e h"nosis& At death alone( the

etheric dou)le searates out from the h"sical coil& Church"ard

ghosts are said to )e free etheric dou)le ho'ering&

Another scene of comelling attention is the etheric granular

sace wherein siraling geometric shaes of slendid colours of

atoms 'i)rate in 'arious atterns&



5E IN/INIE REVEALE*

$ I A0 5A I A0%

/ace to face with the might" forces and elements of Nature the

Cosmiscient( contemlating his a)solute unit" with the

multilicit" of the Dni'ersal( fearlessl" contemlates his

urose and lace in the 7reat Plan of the Dni'ersal Architect&



CLAIRVOYANCE REFLECTS 1E1ORY PHASE OF THE

UNIVERSAL 1IND

All histor" of an o).ect( including eole and e'ents connected

with it( is recorded in the A#ashic Record +the su)tle reflecting

ether,& A#ashic record is the coded memor" of the Dni'ersal

0ind& After reaching this source of the Dni'ersal 0emor"

through a selecti'e medium( the connecting 'i)ration( a s"chic

o)tains all facts a)out the histor" of a erson& Place of e'ent&



Rusi

Introduction to )e sulied later&

Varieties of soradic and assi'e clair'o"ant henomenon&

0omentarr" s"chic flases( 'ision or audition or )oth( occurs

freFuentl" as a result of a strong mental lin# or emotional )ond

)etween two intimates( which generates magnetic currents from one

to the other& An" unusual stimulus in the minds of an" of these

)onded indi'iduals will at once release these s"chic currents(

causing temorar" clair'o"ant awareness of the conditions or e'ents

e!erienced&

Of the man" cases freFuentl" reorted( the following case of a

newl" wed coule e!lains the nature of such soradic clair'o"ance:

A "oung man lea'es home in the morning as usual and in the course

of the da"( while attemting to cross a marsh" road a seeding 'ehicle

#noc#s him down on the road& 5owe'er )e escaes unin.ured& E!actl"

at that moment a 'ision of the accident scene flashes )efore his wife(

miles awa" at her home& Suddenl" she dros the wiing cu in her

hand e!claiming( >0" 7od he%s hurt?& ears moisten her e"es& On



reaching home( he relates the eisode and the strange coincidence of

time u@@les )oth of them&

In e'er" case of une!ected occurrence of clair'o"ance a strong

ersonal lin# ma" not )e resent& he door )etween the h"sical

and inner regions of consciousness can )e oened accidentall"

in man" other wa"s and then what is seen or heard ma" not ha'e

an" significance at all&

One of the effects of ta#ing too much alcohol is that the s"chic

)arriers )etween the inner and outer words( wear out so thin#

that meaningless 'isions are seen through the 'eil& Long

sustained stress( mental shoc#s( illness( 'arious forms of

e!citement( the irre'ersi)le side effects of certain drugs can

cause intermittent clair'o"ance& hese conditions temoraril"

o'ersensitise the rolar lu!us to e!haust all emotional

conditions& Accidents can also momentaril" e!teriori@e

consciousness from the h"sical )od" li#e anaesthetics and on

the sot one can astrall" see what haens around him& Such a

chance glimse ma" not re'eal an" significant meaning other

than the mere truth that man is more than his h"siFue and has



his s"chic )od" as well Achar"a Ra.neesh fell down from a

tree )ranch and "et saw his )od" under the tree from his

>dou)le?& his single e'ent dro'e him to search for the unseen

realities for the rest of his life? Li#ewise man" forms of

soradic clair'o"ance interestingl" manifest to ro'e the

e!istence of the suer h"sical nature of e'er" human )eing& If

these casual contacts of the suer h"sical realms are recurring

it is imortant #now whether the" infuse the h"sical s"stem in

an" wa"&

HYPNA2O2IC REVERIES

0an" eole ha'e descri)ed the states of meditati'e

re'erie( h"nagogic imager +from 7ree# h"nos9sleeagogos9

reading, in which creati'e solutions and insirations come to the

consciousness& 6illiams 3la#e( <ohn 0ilton and Samuel

Coleridge are classic e!amles of artists and oets who drew

insiration through such imager"& Ro)ert Louis Ste'enson%s

a)ilit" to command >the )rownies? in his mental 'ision to

furnish him a stor" is well #nown& 0athematician 5enri

Poincare%s descrition of a 'ision )e )eheld as he la" in )ed



awaiting slee is also well #now: mathematical ideas rising in

clouds( dancing )efore him( and colliding and com)ining into

what he recogni@ed as the first set of /uchsian /unctions( the

solution to a ro)lem he had )een struggling to sol'e for some

time&

he chemist /ridrich 4e#ul%e had a series of dream li#e re'eries in

which atoms >gam)ored? )efore his e"es( reading to >the most

)rilliant disco'er" in the whole range of organic chemistr"? that

some organic comounds occur in closed chains or rings& 5e

'i'idl" narrates this re'erie that led to his famous disco'er"?&

>One fine summer e'ening && I fell into a re'erie( and ro he atoms

were gam)oling )efore m" e"es& 6hene'er( hitherto( these

diminuti'e )eing aeared to me( the" had alwa"s )een in

motion )ut uto that time I had ne'er )een a)le to discern the

nature of their motion& Now( howe'er( I saw how( freFuentl"(

two smaller atoms united to form a air( how a larger one

em)raced two smaller ones: how still larger ones #et hold of

three or e'en four of the smaller while the whole #et whirling

in a gidd" dance& I saw the larger ones formed a chain&& I sent



art of the night utting on aer at least s#etches of these

dream forms&?

In another instance 4e#ul%e relates: >I turned m" chair to the fire and

do@ed& Again the atoms were gam)oling )efore m" e"es& his

times the smaller grous #et modestl" in the )ac#ground& 0"

mental e"e( rendered more accurate )" reeated 'isions of this

#ind( could now distinguish larger structures( in manifold

confirmation long rows( sometimes more closel" fitted together(

are twisting in sna#e9li#e motion the form whirled moc#ingl"

)efore m" e"es& As if )" a flash of lightning I awo#e&?

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- 5E AR O/ CREAION )" Arther 4oestler&

he 0acmillan Co&( New Yor# +BMH,



3IO/EE*3AC4 : 5YPNA7O7IC +ADO7ENIC, RAININ7

3iofeed)ac# means getting an immediate 'isual or auditar"

information a)out one%s )iological rocess or h"siological

'aria)les li#e the heart rate( s#in temerature( )rain9wa'e

acti'it" or muscle tension& Dsuall" information is fed )" an

oscilloscoe or )" a meter su).ects can watch the ol"grah

charts as it emerges from the recording de'ices& E'en e!tremel"

comle! and deel" )uried )odil" rocesses can )e deli'ered or

fed )ac# )" modern )io9medical instruments to the arta#er

+su).ect, while it is haenings( second )" second( for so long

as is reFuired& 3ringing to conscious awareness of

s"choh"siological rocesses enhances 'oluntar" control o'er

them 8 i&e& conscious control can )e e!tended o'er normall"

unconscious and in'oluntar" )od" rocesses& 3iofeed)ac#

training can )e used for an" s"chosomatic regulation&

Research in man" la)oratories has demonstrated 'oluntar" changes in

such di'erse functions as )lood flow( heart )eha'iour( )lood

ressure( )rain wa'es( gastrointestinal functions and airflow in



)ronchial tu)es +for asthma control,& It ma" )e ossi)le to )ring

under 'oluntar" control an" secific h"siological rocess or

resonse that can )e continuousl" monitored( amlified and

disla"ed&

he earliest alication of the )io9feed )ac# techniFue was ro)a)l"

made long ago )" Yogis learning to regulate )reathing for

instance learning to slow it to one )reath er minute&

In'oluntar" .er#ing of the diahragm +the automatic resonse to

ano!ia, fed )ac# to consciousness the action of normall"

unconscious rocesses& One of the goals was to teach the )od"

to )e Fuiet( which indirectl" is a control of the )asal meta)olism

rate& Slow )reathing is associated with mental Fuietness& his

rocedure is a form of non instrumental )io9feed )ac#& /or this

reason )io9feed )ac# is #nown as the Yoga of the 6est&

Dsing the )io9feed )ac# rinciles( *r&Lawrence 4ulie- +BMH1,

trained his atients to get into a state of >h"nagogic re'erie? in

order to de)ue dee into the unconscious mind and draw

su).ecti'e data $without multile distortions that occur in dream

rocesses%& 4u)ie fed )ac# amlified )reathing sounds as a



monotonous fi!ating stimulus and o)ser'ed a great Fuieting of

the )od" as a result( a state conduci'e to gaining awareness of

h"nagogic imager"&

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- Tuoted )" *r&Elmer 7reen in $3e"ond 3iofed)ac#% +BM, *ell

u)lishing Co&( Inc&NY& P&B1G



3IO/EE*3AC4 : $5EA I0A7ERY%

0ore than one million mile long EE7 records ha'e )een crossed )"

an o'em" of )rain wa'e researchers all o'er the world( since

5ans 3eeger disco'ered in BMGH the little currents- of the

human )rains& his 'ast stretch of EE7 stri charts ena)led the

curious scientists to trace the e!act relationshi )etween 'arious

)rain rh"thms and o)ser'a)le human )eha'iour atterns&

In BM this )rain scanning led to an interesting ossi)ilit" of

controlling in'olunatar" functions at will& One researcher <oe

4ami"a-- o)ser'ed that if a erson were continuousl" informed

)" lights or sound a)out his own )rain rh"thms( as seen )" an

EE7 machines( ma" )e he would )e a)le to turn them on and off

at will& 5e added a rela" circuit to an EE7 machine to turn a

tone whene'er alha rh"thm was resent in the occiital corte!

+the $'isual% corte! at the )ac# of the head, and found that

college students raidl" learnt to control the tone& his ama@ing

disco'er" led&

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- of the order of 2 micro'olts&

-- $Conscious control of 3rainw'es% >PSYC5OLO7Y O*AY?

maga@ine

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o the 'isceral control )" )rain9wa'e training& 3efore the end of

that decade +BM292, man" s"chologists all o'er the world

made most interesting studies on occiital )rain9wa'e atterns

and the states of consciousness& Later a new oular field of

>awarness training? 8 )rain9wa'e control trainings 8 emerged&

he )rain wa'e atterns ha'e )een classified into four ma.or

t"es: Alha( 3eta( heta and *elta&

Alha rh"thms are associated with conscious awareness as in

mediation& Alha generall" aears when are closes his e"es&

3" contrast( 3eta is usuall" associated with acti'e attention or

intense thin#ing& 6hen one is tr"ing to sol'e a secific

ro)lems( the )rain9wa'e acti'it" contins a redominance of

)eta freFuencies&

heta rh"thms are usuall" associated with near unconscious or

su)l'imall" conscious states& he resence of theta is often

accomanied )" h"nagogic or dream li#e images&

he lowest freFuencies( the delta )and( are generall" found in

eole who are either aslee or otherwise unconscious&



5ere is an e!amle of theta training: >I did theta ractice and on

this occasion was more successful& I )egan with regular

)reathing( sa"ings so9sum( and 'isuali@ing the cha#ras 8 this for

erhas se'en or eight minutes& I felt m"self to )e rela!ed&

Sometime towards the end of this eriod( I 'i'idl" e!erienced

this scene: I was in a curious lace& It was a corridor( well9

lighted( that ran a straight length outward and somewhat

downward& Off the corridor on the lift +something li#e a New

Yor# cit" rail road aartment, were rooms( also lighted as far I

could see( in which I felt there must )e eole and scenes& I saw

into onl" the first if these rooms( and I saw m"self and someone

else( together )ut doing I #now not what& I reall" eered into the

room for a few seconds( then withdrew and steed )ac# into

the corridor& I had something in m" hand&& It ma" ha'e )een a

rag doll and there were coins on the floor )ig shin" ones( not

li#e mone" as we #now it( )ut more li#e )ig ancient coins of

gold and sil'er& Suddenl"( as the conscious I )ecame aware of

this scene +as if the conscious 8 I said( O#( loo# at this( this is a

theta scene( I%m sure, the I9in9the scene loo#ed u at the



conscious I and halted what she was doing( as if she were sied

uon she stoed and loo#ed at $me%( seeming to sa"( 6ell( so

what do "ou want Yes= Can I hel "ou= You are interruting me

)ut I will attend to "ou so "ou will go awa" and I can go on with

what I was doing&& hat is what her loo# seem to sa"& And for a

)rief instant there were three of me: one in the room( one

loo#ing into the room and one loo#ing at the first two& In this

moment the scene fro@e and then faded& A few minutes later I

ended the theta session and loo#ing at the record( I%d sa" it was

rett" sure that this e!erience transired simultaneousl" with

the few minutes of closel" saced theta acti'it" that show on the

ol"grah .ust )efore the end&-

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*U< VD

*e.a 'u +/rench for >alread" seen?, is the sontaneous e!erience in

which a new e'ent feels as if it had )een e!erienced )efore&

0an" eole ha'e reorted ha'ing the dW.X 'u or the feeling of

re9e!eriencing an e'ent e'en though it ma" seem odd& he

feeling of familiarit" accoman"ing dW.X 'u is often e!ected

and ine!lica)le( leading man" eole to wonder if their dW.X 'u

e!eriences are s"chic( h"siological or )oth&

Is dW.X 'u a clair'o"ant e!erience= Ps"chic e!eriences of man"

#inds ha'e )een associated with dW.X 'u 8 reincarnational

flash)ac#s( su)conscious memories of s"chic ro.ections in

time( recogniti'e dreams( and clair'o"ance& A high freFuenc"

of dW.X 'u is reorted )" meditators who ha'e a com)ination of

all these Psi re'elations&

dW.X 'u is interreted as the cause of )iochemicall" encoded ancestral

memor"& It means all memories accumulated o'er )" the ast

generations into instincts( race memories( the collecti'e

unconscious and all that ma#e u the totalit" of mind& Such a

theor" of memor"( )oth ersonal and inherited( was ad'anced )"



C7 <ung as an e!lanation of dW.X 'u& According to <ung

whene'er an e!ternal e'ent touches uon some su).ecti'e

#nowledge( this #nowledge can reach the o).ecti'e

consciousness& >he e'ent is reali@ed as dW.X 'u and one

remem)ers a re9e!istent #nowledge a)out it&?

6hile the dW.X 'u henomenon has )een reorted in nearl" all t"es

of altered states of consciousness( )rain stimulation also causes

similar effects& Onl" half9a9second%s stimulation in the

hiocamal and am"gdala ortions of the lim)ic s"stem( l"ing

dee within the )rain%s temoral lo)e( romotes dW.X 'u or

strange familiarit"& *r&<ose *algado of Yale Dni'ersit" noticed

that atients stimulated in certain regions of the lim)ic s"stem

would listen to su)seFuent e!changes )etween themsel'es and

the doctor with an air of amusement and )euilderment& >3ut this

has all haened )efore& I #new what "ou were going to sa"

)efore "ou said it&?-

Patients with temoral lo)e eiles" who freFuentl" e!erience dW.X

'u are more li#el" to ha'e lesions in the right temoral lo)e&



Coincidentall" erhas( the right remishere is non9'er)al and

more intuiti'e and artistic than the left hemishere&

Another researcher R&Efron suggests that the )rain hemisheres do

not necessaril" rocess a message simultaneousl"& In a right

handed su).ect( a stimulus deli'ered to the left hemishere for

two to si! milli9seconds after the right hemishere recei'es the

signal from the left side of the )od"& *uring the dela"( the left

hemishere is una)le to 'er)ali@e the sensation& he dela" in the

time it ta#es for the information to )e assed to the tal#ati'e elft

hemishere& If a lesion were to further dela" the transfer& Efron

felt that ma" )e e'er"thing would aear to )e haening twice(

li#e instant rela"&

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his h"othesis falls short of accounting for the su).ecti'e feeling

that one is recalling the distant ast& Sometimes dW.X 'u

henomenon is accomanied )" a wa'e of ineffa)le oignanc":

the memor" seems to )e set in an emotional conte!t& he

s"chic nature of dW.X 'u often lea'es one with a feeling of

wonder& his uniFue sense of wonder accomanied )" strange

familiarit" is the hallmar# of the clair'o"ant e!eriences& *W.X

'u ma" arise largel" from memories of recogniti'e dreams and

'isions&

C7 <ung( who had criticall" e!amined numerous cases in which

dreams and wa#ing states resented fore #nowledge that led to

later dW.X 'u e!eriences( significantl" o)ser'ed:

>In such cases chance )ecomes highl" imro)a)le )ecause the

coincidence is #nown in ad'ance& It thus loses its chance

character not onl" s"chologicall" and su).ecti'el"( )ut

o).ecti'el" too( since the accumulation of details that coincide

immeasura)l" increases the imro)a)ilit" of chance as a

determining factor&?



RAVELLIN7 CLAIRVOYANCE

ra'elling clair'o"ance is a uni'ersal henomenon in the sense

that almost e'er" one has e!erienced this Psi in slee time(

although a few eole e'er recollect this in their wa#ing state&

his mode of mind functioning has )een 'ariousl" #nown as

s"chic ro.ection( astral tra'ellings( .ourne"s out of the )od"(

ecsomatic or mind9out9of9)od" e!erience&

A )unch of such e!eriences has )een collected and u)lished )"

se'eral researchers( S"l'an 0ooldan(% Ro)ert Croo#al( Ro)ert

0anroe are among them& A summar" of reall" henomenal

cases reorted )" them suggests an o'erall consistenc" which

aears in most of them& he eole who ha'e ro.ected their

astral dou)le ha'e at least once and sometimes often )een a)le

to watch themsel'es from a distance( as though comletel"

detached from their own )odies&

0ost of the reort cases- occurred in'oluntaril": >I went to m" room

and la" on m" )ed& After a while I tried to get u )ut could not&

hen I found I was standing in front of the dressing ta)le mirror&



>I loo#ed into it( there was no reflection of me( )ut I could see across

the room in it& I was still l"ing on m" )ed& I )ecome terrified&

/ranticall" I wondered how to get )ac# in&& I went )ac# to )ed

and la" with m" )od"&&?

6hen an e!teriori@ation occurred )" surrise( man" eole found that

the moment of reali@ation caused an a)rut

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in 5E SDN*AY SAN*AR* th Aril BMM P&G

return to their h"sical )odies: >hen +after a factor" accident, I saw

on m" left a grou of white coated figures( )ending o'er

$something% on the floor& Suddenl" I reali@ed that $something%

was me and immediatel" I flashed )ac# into m" )od" with the

seed of light&

Se'eral others reorted that the" had man" e!eriences during

childhood and lost the a)ilit"( 'oluntar" or in'oluntar"( as the"



grew older: >As a child( I often found m"self Fuite awa#e in a

dar#ened )edroom( and well aware that $the other me% was still

in )ed&?

hose who could consciousl" ro.ect their astral )odies racticed

dee rela!ation followed )" mental imagination of releasing

their dou)le directl"& One ractitioner descri)ed the reFuired

'i)rational conditions as >a certain )alance of attitude 8

e!ectanc" without an!iet"( intense concentration of

imagination( )ut no effort or will?& Conscious ro.ectors li#e

Ingo Swann +Fuoted earlier in chater I, >tra'el? at will for

considera)le distance: in one unstance Swann too# a B222

million #m tri to <uiter tracing ioneer B2&

0ost conscious ro.ectors found themsel'es at no great distance from

their )odies( often near the ceiling or to of a door in a room and

were a)le to loo# at and stud" their own )odies in distinct detail&

/reFuentl" conscious ro.ections occur in illness or in states of

e!haustion and stress&

Literature on mountaineering and olar e!loration contains man"

references to tra'eling clair'o"ance( almost in'aria)l" when the



eole concerned are in e!tremis& A mem)er of reorts were

recei'ed from clim)ers( who had seen themsel'es falling down a

roc#9face and watched the e'ent in detached leisure( through the

actual incidents could ha'e onl" lasted seconds& hese are

aarentl" caused )" stress& In a li#e manner motor c"cle and

car accidents release eole in'ol'ed( who reort seeing their

own )odies s#idding along the road or )eing ic#ed u )"

onloo#ers&

A small minorit" reorted contacts with deceased relati'es when out9

of9their )odies& A 'ast ma.orit" reorted >tra'eling? to

landscaes $which did not resem)le arts of the world of normal

e!erience&%

In a num)er of instances a slit second ro.ection was o)ser'ed )"

eole tal#ing and wor#ing in an aarentl" normal manner:

>6hile deli'ering the sermon one Sunda" e'ening( I )ecame

'i'idl" aware of detachment from m" )od" and was in the west

and of the church& I saw the )od" in the ulit and heard m"

'oice&



>6ithout gi'ing reasons( I did as# eole afterwards if an"

incoherence had )een noticed& I was assured e'er"thing was all

right?&-

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Institute of Ps"cho9h"sical Research at O!"ford&



*ER0O9 OPICAL VISION

resem)les what magicians demonstrate as the fla)led e"eless

sight on the stage& 6ith )oth e"es co'ered with large glo)e of dough

and man" "ards of cloth wound( tur)an9li#e( around his entire face

from the to of his forehead to the ti of his chin( the magician

roceeds to read )oo#s( sol'e mathematical ro)lems on a

)lac#)oard( and descri)e o).ects in front of him& Ro)ert 5oudini(

#rida )u!( <oseh dunninger and P& C& Sar#ar were among the

magicians who had stunned their audience )" erforming this feat of

>Seeing without e"es&?

In BMG2 <ules Romins reorted e!eriments in Visin E!tra9

Retinienne - which he claimed demonstrated that )lind folded

su).ects could learns to read and see colours with their s#in& *uring

the BM2s( e"eless sight mo'ed to the foreground of worlds

scientific attention when the so'iet scientists in'estigated the

henomenon and ga'e it a scientific 'alidit" and the name( *ermo

Otical Percetion? or *OP& In BM almost an entire issue of the



International <ournal of Paras"cholog" -- was de'oted to

translations( discussion( and criticism of the russian disco'er" :

3lindfolded su).ects could distinguish colours )" feeling the

te!ture of the colour& /or e!amle( Yellow felt smooth and slier"(

while red felt rough and stic#"& At a distance of G2 to 2 cm su).ects

relied on temerature sensatins to distinguish colours& he red end of

the sectrum felt warm( while the )lue end cool& hese and other

reorts were sensatinlised )" the news media&

he russicain interest in *OP sar#ed when a GB9"ear9old lad"(

Rosa 4ulesho'a was reorted to read newsrint with her el)ow

Although not herself s#illed in )raille( in order to aid her wor# with

)lind eole& As a conseFuence( she de'eloed a fine sense of touch

whiche'entuall" led her to a realisation of a new a)ilit"& She

disco'ered that( with her e"es short and using the thired and fourth

fingers of her right hand( she could distinguish ordinar" rinted letters

and shaes+ as distinct from the raised 3raille characters,

Professors No'eme"s#" of the edgogical Institue in Ni@him

agil saw her and was imressed with her *OP a)ilities& 5e too# her

to a meeting of the All9Dnion Societ" of Ps"chological( where she



successfull" demonstrated her finger 'ision )efore an assem)l" of

scientist&

Rosa was then su)mitted to scientific scrutin" again at the

uni'ersit" of s'erdlo's#( where again her a)ilites were 'alidated

)e"ound all dou)ts& /rom there she was sent to 0oscow to )e

e!amined )" some of Russias foremost ohthalmologists( who also

ronounced her feats to )e geunnine& Li#e the other scientist the"

could offer no e!lanation of the henomenon&

heir reort detailed some of her feats& 6hwn comletel"

)lindfolded( Rosa read newsaer headlines and the large rint of

childrens )oo#s as raidl" as a erson with con'entional sight& She

also read correctl"( though more slowl"( the smaller rint of

newsaers& She descri)ed illustrations in maga@ines and easil"

recogniesd the colours of aer( materials and e'en threads&

In dar#ened room( she did not erform so well( )ut could still

name large letters and the colours of clothers and coloured owders&

6hen a scientists ut la"ing cards in a )ag( Rosa( 3" feeling them(

could ic#out an" card named&



6ith ractice( her erformance imro'ed to the oint where she

was a)le to name colours through glass or cellohone( and to identif"

the colours of liFuid in glass tu)es& On one occasion( the scientists

showed her a green )oo# under a red light& She said it was )lue& hen

un#nown to her( the light was turned off& She was confused and said

that the )oo# had suddenl" changed colours&

After "ears of ractice Rosa e!tended the range of her

accomlishment( which included seeing through her toes&

Inerrita)l"( she was in'ited for V erformances& 5er

rogramme was watched )" the mother of one( Lena 3li@no'a& Out of

curiosit"( the mother( whose hus)and was a doctor( chec#ed on lena to

see if )" some remote chance her daughter had an" similar a)ilit" and

found that she had&

he mother at once too# Lena to some scientists at 4har4on&

I@'estia reorted the occasion thus:? he scientists committee was

stunned& Nine9"ear9ols Lena 3li@no'e >read? with her hands he"

sread )efore her lists of different coloured rinted letters and the

little girs hardl" touching the materials with her fingers( erroressl"



named each colour and letter& he child was most securel"

)lindfolded&

>he e!aminers( stic#ers and s#etics( chec#ed Lenas )lind

folds( studied her face for signs fo eeing and then to remo'e all

dou)ts( laced samles of all coloured aers )ehind the little girls

)ac#& Lena reached )ehind her )ac# and .ust as confidentl" said

3l'e&&&&&&&&&&&&&& and this is green with wihite stries=

>he scientists comlicated their tests& he" as#ed lena to name

the colours in a stac# of differentl" coloured aers& She did( merel"

touching the to iece& And she saw an illustrations concealed under

se'eral thic# )oo#s

Earlier in BM2s( a Russian s"chologitst Ale! Leont"er carried

out a series of e!eriments which were )ased on Pa'lo's classical

techniFue of shoc# a'oidance& It was arranged for a red light to )e

shone on the alm of a su).ects right hand( which would )e followed

immediatel" )" an electric shoc#& he shoc# could )e a'oided onl" )"

the su).ect lifting a finger of hes left hand from a #e" a slit second

after the light shone& he su).ects learnt to a'oid the shoc#(and the



onl" wa" that the" could ha'e sone so was )" sensing the red light on

their alms&

Leont"e' refined this e!eriments )" using lights of different

colours( so that( for instance( the su).ect didnot release the #e" when a

green light was used and which was not followed )" a shoc#&

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ASRAL SI75

he astral sight re'eals the first region of the inner uni'erse #nown as

the astral world& his su)tle realm interenetrates and e!tends

for )e"ond the hori@ons of the 'isi)le world( li#e either

ermeating densest solids& It is distinct from the h"sical realm

)" the )rilliance and su)tlit" of its intrinsic constitution& he

world $astral% from Latin astralis means $star"% or glimmering&

he astral shere e!ists a)o'e( )elow( around and through

e'er"one& All mo'e and li'e in it( "et it remains in'isi)le and

imerceti)le )" the senses( until the astral sight is 'irified&

he astral sceneries much resem)le that of earth& E'er"thing aears

to )e transarent 8 the )ac# is 'isi)le as the front( the inside as

the outside of an o).ect& he most stri#ing feature of the astral

henomenon is the ama@ing swiftness with which all forms

change their s"mmetrical shaes under the influence of thoughts

and emotions& he air is 'isi)l" seen as a multi colour were

sweeing all around&

he e!ansi'e 'ault of the astral is e'er filled with the sculture of

'i)rations caused )" the thoughts( feelings and fancies of its



deni@ens& 0illions of colourful clouds the 'ague thoughts of the

masses 8 drift around( reach and cling around li#e9minds and

after a while melt into the elements of astral atmoshere& Precise

thoughts of the intelligentia fashion in clear shaes of infinite

designs& hese thought images can )e sent to reach an" erson

)" the thin#ers&

Strong emotions li#e lo'e generate more 'igorous and lasting forms

than thoughts& 0an" a mother%s lo'ing care( shaing into

crimson )allons( go to lo'er round her child as a rotecti'e

shield against an" erchance harm& So also malignant emotions

hurl in.urious missiles at their 'ictims& Often negati'e emotions

)oomerang on their ro.ector if the targeted erson strongl"

reels it )" his ower of ositi'e thin#ing& Li#ewise )lessings to

unworth" returns )ac#&

As most eole are receti'e rather than initiati'e in their astral

nature( the" reroduce and strengthen the emotions and thoughts

which reach them astrall"& 3" and large this causes the sharing

of common feelings( regional and national wa"s of resonding



to situations ali#e& 5"er sensiti'es are often emotionall"

aral"@ed )" these astral influences&

3esides these m"riads of thought forces the astral realm is densel"

oulated )" countless humans 8 among them roaming

e!carnates who had lost their )odies )" so9called death& here

are un#nown 'arieties of non human intelligences who direct the

entire gamut of da"9to9da" rocesses in all the emires of

Nature&

Astral clair'o"ants of mediumistic trance ic# u largel" 'i)rations

through their solar le!us& wo centres of consciousness( li#e

the twin foci of an ellise one at the head centre and the other at

the solar le!us 8 ermit other +often e!carnate, )eings to

e!ress through them& he head centre aears to )e intensel"

ositi'e in its olarit" and is clearl" caa)le of recei'ing and

transmitting all 'i)rations( while the solar le!us the negati'e

and can onl" )e a sensiti'e channel to astral 'i)rations&

Clair'o"ants of trance s"chism 'ar" in their s"chic a)ilities& Some

are fairl" alert( confused& 0a#ing use of their com)ined

caacities of clair'o"ance( teleath"( s"chometr"( recognition



and 'arious other asects of the Psi( while the ma.orit" are

dream" and unconscious of their e!ternal surrounds( wraed in

the ri'ac" of their own thoughts( drawn into their astral shell

are millions of trance s"chics( the world #nows not&

he astral sight is a lin# in the chain of mechanisms of clair'o"ance

which integrate the ersonalit" with the indi'idualit" +the ineer

self,& 6hile loo#ing downward to the ehetic9h"sical )odies

from the astral( the sine is radiantl" seen as a )rilliant golden

ra"( the cha#rams stem li#e flowers from the sinal cord& he

e"e)row centres of astral( etheric and h"sical )rains nearl"

coincide with one another& A su)tle nadi +cord, asses uwards

through these crown centres into the ne!t higher su)tle realm 8

the mental lane&

he astral )od" of man is comosed of finest articles( glimmering

li#e stars& It is a )eautiful o).ect( highl" luminous with a

)rilliant hotoshere or sectral radiating energies& he astral

)od" is almost dou)le the normal h"sical dimensions& 6hen

slee suer'enes( e'er"one asses on to the astral realm and

function indeendent of the h"sical& *uring h"sical slee( the



astral )odies of ordinar" masses roam a)out( drifted )" the astral

currents& hese are the so called $.ourne"s out9of9the )od"%& 3"

this man ma" gain access to 'ast #nowledge when out of his

)od"&

Astral clair'o"ance also )ridges o'er the chasm )etween astral and

h"sical consciousness( da" and night no longer e!ist for the

s"chic( since there would )e erfect continuit" of

consciousness )etween astral and h"sical li'es& /or the

clair'o"ant death( as commonl" thought( ceases to e!ist since he

caries that un)ro#en consciousness also through the ortals of

death itself& At death man sha#es off his hea'ier 'estue and li'es

in the astral and higher realms&

0an ma" slightl" densif" his astral )od" )" drawing into it( from the

surrounding atmoshere( articles of h"sical matter and thus

$materialise% sufficientl" to )ecome h"sicall" 'isi)le& his is

the rationale of )ilocation as well as astral aaritions&

In terms of the solar da"s( an astral da" is the first fifteen da"s after

the news moon +wa!ing eriod of the moon,( an astral night is



rec#oned after the full moon da" to the ne!t fifteen da"s

+waning eriod of the moon,&

he astral clair'o"ant ma" slightl" densif" his astral )od" )" drawing

into it( from the surrounding atmoshere( articles of h"sical

matter and thus $materialise% sufficientl" to )ecome h"sicall"

'isi)le& his is the modes oerandi of )ilocation or aearing at

two different laces simultaneousl"& 3" such materiali@ation

man can act through the astral in the h"sical realm 8 often sa'e

the eole in'ol'ed in crises or can at least con'e" a message&

An unconscious materiali@ation is called $aarition%



he whole mental uni'erse with its multi )illion )eings of humans

and suer humans together with an infinitude of their mental

creations resem)les the )eautiful art wor# uon a multi colour

taester" lea'ing the imression that one 0acro thought image

of the uni'ersal mind has ordered it& 3ehind the multilicit" of

di'ergent mentalities( there is a harmonious unit" 8 the

e!ression of a single infinite thought& E'er" man is onl" a

arta#er of that *i'ine thought( outside of which his thoughts

ha'e no e!istence&



CAUSAL SI2HT 3E2OIC4

he name $causal% +or 4aranam, lane is generall" referred to the

sura9mental realm( which is the true $home% of the inner man

during all his c"cles of e!carnation and incarnation& he inner

man clothed in su)tle in destructa)le +causal, )od" has een

'ariousl" #nown as the ><ee'a?( >Ego?( >?su)liminal self? or the

>Shining Augoeides?& he intrinsic 'i)ration of the causal )od"

is a 0antra( the true occult name of the indi'idual&

Loo#ing within clair'o"antl" at the inner man it re'eals the shining

ideation of a human form& 5is countenance is a highl" glorified

e!ression of the h"sical face of the incarnated man( and his

e"es are a)a@e with concentrated intelligence and ower& 5is

consciousness is 'i'dl" ali'e( radiantl" ha" and at the same

time calm and serene& Changes in him aear as great flashes of

colour and light& Percetion and e!ression +resonse, are

simultaneous& Cognition is instantaneous( comlete and

unlimited as regards num)ers of $o).ects% and ideas

arehensi)le at the same time( for the inner man can

>con'erse? +)" suer teleath", with an" num)er of eole at



once( with eFual erfection of comrehension and

concentration& Life and consciousness )ehind all forms is

contacted( not )" the assage of 'i)rations( as in ersonal

cognition in the three lower realms( )ut )" reali@ation of unit" of

essence& Comanionshi reaches aotheosis at this higher le'el

in comlete fusion and mutual identification&

All caacities acFuired during successi'e incarnations in the h"sical

and suer h"sical realms are stored in a su)tle form in the

causal )od"& 5ence the "ogic $#arana shareer'am%( seed for

reeated c"cles of )irth&

he inner man #nows teerth )" )ecoming that truth( )" changing

monentaril" into a li'ing e!ression of it& 6hen such an inner

illumination occurs( a great flash of energ" e!lodes and the

Inner 0an greatl" e!ands& Philosohies( rinciles and a)stract

'arieties are also comrehended instantaneousl" )" a rocess of

unification and identification of the whole )eing with the

essence of the su).ect&

hat art of man which studies the different states of mind is also the

$Ego% or the inner man& he inner man finds an outer e!ression



of his Fualities in his ersonalit" as an a)ounding lo'e for all( a

general )ene'olence( idealism and an in deth ro)ing tendenc"

to anal"se cosmic laws of life )ehind e!ternal henomena& As

the caacit" for Egoic clair'o"ance increases( flashes of

intuition illumine the ersonalit" and roduce an instantaneous

reali@ation of truth( a grou of metah"sical concetions and a

growing facult" for a)stract thought&

Although the inner man is caa)le of suer teleath" or continuousl"

#eeing contact with man" hundreds of eole and hold them in

the direct la" of this consciousness( there is no aarent

dimunition of the ower )" which he controls and insires his

ersonal 'ehicles&

he entire a)sence of limiting factors( such as fatigue or ain( lea'es

him free to withdraw himself for contemlation and send down

wa'es of ower and light into his ersonalit" on secial

occasions which call for insiration 8 A lecture( a stud" grou(

research wor#( literar" and artistic effort and a)sor)ed 0antra

<aa +meditations, oen u oortunities for this which the inner

man ne'er fails to ta#e ad'antage&



he Inner 0an and his ersonalit" are not two searate )eings( )ut are

one and the same( for the Ego uts down a fragment of himself

into incarnation& *uring the eriod when the Ego is out of

incarnation( he is Fuite owerless in the 'isi)le material worlds&

6hile descending down into incarnation the Ego fa)ricates in

the lower realms the su)tle and the gross )odies in order to

esta)lish contacts with the lower lanes& Although e'er" new

incarnation oens u a new set of oortunities )e"ond his

normal range( the Ego faces almost limitations down )elow& he

imacts and e!eriences through these limited e!ressions reach

him and greatl" enrich his awareness&

In the earl" c"cles of e'olution( as that of a simleton( the ersonalit"

de'eloment is so elementar" that the enrichment from each

incarnation is 'er" little& *uring these stages( the Ego is

constantl" in receit of 'i)rations from the ersonalit" and is

also conscious of the life forces from the cosmic lanes through

him into his lower 'ehicles&

his march of e'olution e!tends to tens of thousands of incarnations

sanning man" Yugas and se'eral 4alas until the ersonalit"



offer the Inner 0an a less limited field of acti'it" in the

e'er"da" life( for which the Ego reas rich rewards 8 such as the

comlete master" o'er the ersonalit"( growing owers of self

e!ression through the lower 'ehicles and manifold addition of

caacities in his inner realm&

his stage of e'olution is mar#ed )" an increasing tendenc" for

a)stract thin#ing in the ersonal consciousness& A 'er" natural

caacit" to raise a)o'e the limitations of concrete anal"tical

thought is de'eloed and an a)ilit" to channelise the Inner

0an%s reflections in the )rain consciousness is graduall"

attained&

As this henomenon of inner reflection and the Egoic e!ression

)ecomes more freFuent and more distinctl" mar#ed( the

ersonalit" and the indi'idualit" turn their attention more and

more towards each other& he inner man gains an increase of

ower to e!ress himself in the h"sical realm and is enriched

)" these resulting e!erience( which hasten his inner e'olution&



/rom this milestone onwards( the e'olutionar" rogress is mar#ed )"

a gradual fushion of the Ego and the ersonalit"& Dntil this

Fuic#ening rocess commences from within( the Inner 0an

struggles for self master" o'er his ersonalit" either

momentaril" or ermanentl"( the ha)its of thought feeling or

action acFuired through man" life times dominate the

ersonalit" so ower full" that the Ego has no swa" o'er them&

his inner conflict )etween the indi'idualit" and the ersonalit"

is the sign of inner awa#ening& he Inner 0an e'ol'ing through

the ersonalit" of denser 'i)rations increasingl" o'ercomes all

resistance and esta)lishes a close relationshi )etween 5im and

5is ersonalit"( which ma#es 5im a genius in the realms of

action&

Side )" side with this increase in the range of owers in the

ersonalit" sheres( the inner man e!eriences an infinite

e!ansion into the realms a)o'e the le'el of a)stract thought&

he ower and radiance of the intuitional and siritual realms

+<ama and hao Lo#as, illumines 5im& 5e )ecomes a *wi"a 8

twice )orn or re9)orn in )liss )odies( through which the Ego is



a)le to gain contact with and e!ress 5imself in those loft"

realms&

In a manual wor#er( the Inner 0an%s de'eloment is gained almost

entirel" )" contact with the lower realms& In a mental wor#er(

the Inner 0an learns to acFuire the added owers of the Egoic

consciousness& In a sirituall" awa#ened man( as in the case of

clair'o"ants( the Inner 0an )egins to withdraw from the lower

+h"sical( astral and mental, realms and focus 5is consciousness

on the higher realms( as a See 5is master" o'er all is comlete&

he whole cosmos ulsating with all its remote gala!ies and millions

of island uni'erses( from the highest lane down to our h"sical

earth( is re'ealed as )eing inter loc#ed( interwo'en to ma#e a

single collecti'e whole )od"( one life( one organism( one

consciousness( all c"clicall" e'ol'ing under one 7reat Law& he

arts of the island uni'erses with all their m"riads of

manifestations( from an isolated sec# to g"rating lanetar"

chains( though aarentl" searated in 'ast sea of sace and

hidden le'els of e!istence( are closel" inter related( inter

communicati'e and continuall" interacti'e& 7ala!ies and their



comonent s"stems and the lanets with their #ingdom and

lanes of Nature( elements( hierarch" of guiding intelligences(

radiating forces and notes are re'ealed to the Cosmic Sight not

onl" as the unif"ing arts of a erfectl" coordinated whole and

in comlete harmonious resonance with one another )ut most

significantl" ha'e their corresonding reresentations within

man%s inner constitution&

he ancient Rishis who e!erienced this Cosmic Vision ha'e said(

Yatha 3rahmandaha hadha Pindaha? +man is the eitome of the

uni'erse,&

heir teaching oint out a Cosmic Law that all comonents of )oth

the 0acrocosm and microcosm are interwo'en and interacti'e

according to a natural uni'ersal s"stem of 'i)rational inter

change& he harmonious resonance )etween the man"

aarentl" searate arts of the uni'erse and corresonding

arts of man%s constitution led to the understanding&



0AN IS AN EPIO0E O/ 5E DNIVERSE

In his siritual( intellectual( s"chical and h"sical ma#e u man is a

miniature relica of the whole Cosmic Order of created )eings

and things( a model of the totalit" of Nature& 0an contains

within himself the collecti'e aggregate of all that has e'er

e!isted( does at an" time e!ist and will e'er e!ist throughout the

eternit" of eternities&

he solar s"stemic henomena re'eals that the earth and its contents

are continuousl" )athed in the mammoth energ" sectrum of the

sun and the cosmic 8 the millions of remote gala!ies and island

uni'erses& hough earth is an isolated sec# in a uni'ersal sea of

energ"( all the cosmic forces continuousl" flow through each

cell of man and are a 'ital lin# with the natural order that

go'erns the great henomena of the uni'erse& An health" man

constantl" a)sor)s and sheds )ac# these life forces and this

causes the luminous glow around him to a distance of a)out

eighteen inches or two feet in all directions& At the first glance

its field of radiation is o'al its edges fade into in'isi)ilit"

graduall"&



A closer loo# re'eals that the human aura is e!tremel" comle! in its

structures and has se'eral distinct comonents 8 )ereditar"(

reincarnational and en'ironmental influences&

Aura re'eals health of the )od" )" an infinitude of straight lines

radiating e'enl" in all directions )ut on the ad'ent of disease(

the radiations of the affected art instantl" changes from its

arallel flow( and )ecomes erratic& In erfect health these lines

of radiation are firm and straight that the )od" seems to )e

almost entirel" rotected from the attac# of disease germs 8

from )acterial and 'iral in.ur" 8 )" the out rushing energ"

radiations& As the su)tle energ" readil" o)e"s a mere mental

commands&



CLAIRVOYANCE

+B, he author would also li#e to ma#e this wor# racticall" a one

'olume li)rar" on clair'o"ance so as to aim at the D7C mar#et

+Rare )oo#s scheme, and would li#e to include all suggested

toics )" the u)lisher&

+G, /or the fifth chater the author would li#e to illustate now $

clair'o"ance ro)es into the m"steries of life with a chart of the

VE*IC COS0OLO7Y& It would add to the 'alue of loo# : It

can )e used for an indoor game at certain astrologicall"

significant times to trace oneZs in'olution and e'olution through

out oneZs e!istence in eternit" it resents the comlete icture of

the 5indu 'iews on 0an( 7od and the uni'erse( which the

Indologists ha'e )een tr"ing to trace out from their stud" of the

Vedas( Puranas( ithihas as and the uanishads& A model of this

chart is enclosed& >A chart of BH?! G2 si@e containing the B1G

lanes +Island Dni'erses, of the manifested cosmos +#nown as

Leela Vi)huthi, and the eternal A)ode +#nown as Nit"a

Vi)huthi or Paramaada, e!actl" as descri)ed )" the Vedic



Seers has not "et )een resented to the 6estern world in a

u)lished form( nor e'en the BH 0"ster" School +li#e the

/reemason'"( the Rosicrucian 3rother and others, ha'e e'er

hea!d a)out it&

his chart will also ena)le the readers of >Occult Princiles of

E'er"da" Life +the comanion 'olume, to understand the li'e

states of cosmic consciousness and the rinciles regarding the

enetration of the Dni'ersal 0ind descri)ed in the second

chateron Cosmic Consiousness&

+1, he author would li#e

+H, A New Painting for the $Infinite Re'ealed is under rearation

)" an indian artist and the re'iew hotograh )" Leoold de

Postels +BMH2, can )e deleted&

+, he author has drawn an hair9sliting distinction )etween the

Adwaitha and Vishishtad waitha hilosoh" )" resenting two



states of awareness in the Cosmic Consciousness merged and

witness states& 6hile his ersonal e!eriences ro'e that the

monistic 'iew is his highest e!erience( at the merged state of

uni'ersal unconsciousness the E!tra9Cosmic Personal 7od

Concet& Seems to )e the ultimate realit"& he author wishes to

)e inconclusi'e regarding the nature of 7odhead&

+, he author is well acFuainted with the Vedic lo'e as well as the

occidental esoteric occult hilosoh" 3" comarati'e stud"

draws certain conclusions such as the Cosmic Consciousness is

not locali@ed an"where in the whole Cosmic Sace )ut at

irumalai& +iruathi( A&P&, B2 roofs are a'aila)le the author

resents 0antric roofs in the Second loo# +Occult Princiles,&

+, /or the final chater on methods of seershi( the author wishes

to resent all the #e"s to inner m"steries 9 the two ma.or #e"s

7a"athri 4undalini in full detail( and would li#e touch uon

12229odd minor #e"s taught )" 'arious esoteric schools&

+ermissions awaited,&



+, In the th chater( Fuestions on methods de'eloing seershi

can )e added9 such as the necessit" of 'egetarianism( meaning

of wearing s"m)ols on the forehead(&&&&and se'eral other

Fuestions suggested )" the u)lisher&

+M, he out standing achie'ements of 6estern Clair'o"ants can )e

added& he author has a few sources and would li#e the

u)lisher to suggest se'eral others9

+B, Clair'o"ant stud" of Zatom and disco'er" of se'eral

isotoes and some elements )" A 3esant and

C6Leadleater +BM,

+G, Clair'o"ant studies of e!tra tenesterial life on 0ars and

0ercur"

+1, Aura94irlian hotograh" studies&

+H, Studies Atlanthir and Leminria the lost coninents&

+, /orth *imension

+, hought Power



Closel" associated with the h"sical glands are what are called

$Cha#ras or force centres in the etheric dou)le( which interenetrate

the h"sical )od" and e!tend slightl" )e"ond it& A clair'o"ant can

notice these cha#ras as saucer li#e deressions or 'ortices on the

surface of faintl" luminous 'ilet9gra" etheric )od"& 6hen

unde'eloed( the" aear li#e sil'er coins of a)out two inch diameter&

Vi'ified and acti'ated )" 4undalini( the" are seen as )la@ing(

coruscating whirlools& he" can )e li#ened to lotus flowers whose

stems run from the sine and oen out into )ell shaed 'ortices on the

surface of the etheric dou)le& he" sin continuousl" and are

recetacles for suerh"sical forces which flow into the )od" through

them&

hese are the se'en force centres freFuentl" referred in "ogic

literature( the Puranas and the antric treatises li#e Shat Cha#ra

Nirrana& he" are located in the +B, root of the sine +G, sleen +1,

Na'al( o'er the solar le!us +H, heart( +, hroat( in front of it +,

3row( in the sace )etween the e"e)rows +, crown( in the to of the

head& he dormant energ" of 4undalini resides in the first cha#ram&



he slenic cha#ram draws and channelises 'italit" currents from the

sun& he na'al and heart cha#rams relate to the s"chic realms& he

throat and the e"e)row cha#rams are connected with the su)tle mind&

he coronal cha#ram is lin#ed to the ineal gland and is the doorwa"

to the consciousness for the ne!t suerh"sical realm&



HYPNOTIC TRANCE CLAIRVOYANCE

Clair'o"ant ercetion is one su).ecti'e manifestation of the

m"sterious collecti'e henomena #nown as h"nosis& Dnli#e the

mediumistic sensiti'it" h"notic clair'o"ance is more earil"

maniulated& Precognition as well as retrocognition is sontaneous to

h"notic clair'o"ance& wo American cele)rities of h"notic

s"chism ha'e demonstrated this in recent times&

A "oung man in his twenties named Andrew <ac#son *a'is )ecame

an American cele)rit" on the BMth centur" lecture circuit with his

h"notic trance lectures( which sar#ed the oularit" of his man"

)oo#s( all transcri)ed while he dictated in h"nosis&

Earl" in BMG2s another oular h"notic clair'o"ant was edgar ca"ce

of Virginia 3each& 6hile in autoh"nosis +first achie'ed )" h"nosis

and later self9h"nosis,( ca"ce was a)le to diagnose medical

infirmities of eole li'ing mies awa"( whom he ne'er met in his

lifetime and rescri)e remedies&



wice a da" for almost 2 "ears the late edgar ca"ce went into trance&

In this state he e!lored human ills and o)tained information of an"

sort& housands of incura)le ill ersons reortedl" )enifited from his

clair'o"ance on medical diagnosis and treatments&

5e read the ast li#e a uni'ersal histor" )oo# and foresaw the future

with astonishing accurac"& 0an" of ca"ces readings referred to

re'ious li'es in the ast ci'ili@ations 9 his own farmer incarnation in

Atlantis& Se'eral readings are sufficient for an" eidence of

reincarnation& On the )asis of his readings of art li'es ca"ce

redicted an infant that the child would )ecome a great doctor of the

mind& Although the childs father wanted him to ta#e u )usiness(

instead the )o" Fualified for a degree from the 5arward 0edical

School to )ecome a s"chiatrist&

1EDIU1ISTIC TRANCE CLAIRVOYANCE

rance 0ediums are so called )ecause the" act as an intermediar"

)etween the li'ing and the dead& 0ost of them our h"sical mediums

ossessing unusual h"chic a)ilities( li#e reciitation and

aortation( to 'ar"ing degrees& 0ental mediums are trance9



diagnosticians( readers of ast li'es( or recorders of aranormal 'oice

directl" onto magnetic taes& rance clair'o"ants com)ine a 'ariet" of

s"chic a)ilities9s"chosco"( recognition( s"cho9#uresis(

clair'o"ance and teleath"9in their wor#&

Since the ad'ent of scientific in'estigations of s"chic henomena

o'er a centur" ago se'eral trance mediums with rare clair'o"ant

a)ilities dominated the scene of s"chical research&

PSYCHIC PHOTO2RAPHY

Since BB the first well9defined aranormal images were said to )e

roduced on light9sensiti@ed surfaces )" 0r& 6illiam 5& 0urrler in

3oston Photograhing the in'isi)le( <ournal of American Societ" for

Ps"chical Research ( t& 1 +BMB, BH9B )" omo#ichi /u#urai&

*uring the tests he reFuested the clair'o"ante to tr" to imrint

+)"s"chic concentration of clair'o"ance, onl" the middle late in a

trile dec#er film sandwich laced inside two )o!es& 6hen the

clair'o"ante did e!actl" as reFuired( /u#urai tried on man" 'arieties

of e!eriments with her and other s"chics& he results were collected



)etween BMB2 and BMB1 and u)lished in his [ clair'o"ance and

houghtograh"[ in BM1B +English,& RI*ER( LON*ON +BM1B,

houghtograh" entered a new hase with the ad'ent of ed serios( a

HG9"ear9old Chicago citi@en( who siml" stared into a camera lens and

roduced images onto olaroid film under controlled conditions& he

'alidit" of his claims were tested in the resence of multile

witnesses9h"sicians( h"sicists( engineers( h"siologists 9 )" a series

of intensi'e in'estigations o'er se'eral "ears& O)ser'ers sulied

their own film( initialled on the wraers( and if ossi)le cameras as

well& Se'eral models were used( all loading and de'eloing were done

under the suer'ision of the o)ser'ers +more than 12, who signed

witness statements&

O'er H22 rints of hotograh li#e images ranging around B22

different themes were o)tained +BMH to BM,& Se'eral instances of

oticall" imossi)le for an" grimmic# are descri)ed in he 6orld of

ed Serios& [5E 6ORL* O/ E* SERIOS[ *r& <& Eisen)rd(

0ORRO6( NE6 YOR4 BM&



houghtograh" ma" )e regarded as an unusual means of h"sical

registration of momentar" clair'o"ant flashes& Critics of s"chic

hotograh" with their arm9chair reconcetions could not account

for the rocess of energ" transfer& E'en EE7 tracings re'ealed no sign

of effort of s"chic hotograhers& EFuall" the electromagnetic

sectrum tested remained comletel" unertur)ed )" the

thoughtograh"& Last of all( e!cellent results were o)tained when the

camera was interosed )" magnetic fields uto BG22 gauss&

CLAIRVOYANCE IN ANI1AL

All animals and )irds( it is #nown( li'e in harmon" with the natural

rh"thms of life guided )" this inner sensiti'it"& heir si functioning

in animals e!lains the modes of the so9called )iological cloc#s

which regulate all their acti'ities in aarent s"nchroni@ation with the

uni'erse&

here has )een a great man" theories( seculations( ro'er)s and

legends a)out the si occurrence in animals( )irds and fish& Psi is

)elie'ed to la" a art in directing the migration of )irds and to

underlie the mar'elousl" coordinated )eha'iour in routine and



emergenc" ali#e& 3irds #new unerringl" when and where to migrate&

Some animals #new when and how long to hi)ernate )" an instincti'e

recognition of the un#nown life9regulating forces of the uni'erse&

E'er" li'ing creati'e resonds to the rh"thms of the solar s"stemic

henomenon such as the seasonal changes( the uagaries of weather

and the longer annual c"cle9the c"clic 'ariations )" su)tle forces

emanating from the lanets sun( moon and the earth itself&

here are also innumera)le anecdotes a)out the incidence of si in

domestic animals: he cats that find their wa" )ac# home after the"

were missed in .ourne"s hundreds of miles awa"( the dogs that )owl

at the time of the masters death( the ets aware of their masters return

from 'o"agings&



PSYCHEDELIC CLAIRVOYANCE

A s"chedelic or mind e!anding e!erience has )een descri)ed )"

man" as a .ourne" or a $tri% to the inner realms of consciousness(

some common features of which are direct awareness of higher

worlds( lanes( sheres( dimensions or realities( states of

consciousness corresonding to those $higher% realities or lanes

'ariousl" called: the )eatific 'ision( Samadhi( self9realisation( sat9

chit9ananda( deersonali@ation( satori( nir'ana( cosmic consciousness(

etc&

Since the dawn of ci'ili@ation man" had left clear records of such

e!eriences attained )" a 'ariet" of other methods \\\\\\\ li#e "oga(

meditation +self9h"nosis,( religious or aesthetic ecstas"( sontaneous

e!eriences were also occurring&

Recent s"chedelic henomenon has demonstrated a con'erging

arallelism )etween the two \\\\\ the m"stical and the s"chedelic&

3ut the latter henomenon can )e much more usefull" directed to

)ring a)out startling transformations in life if its rationale could )e

roerl" understood and intelligentl" adoted to&



A BASIC TRUTH

3" in.ecting small dosages of the s"chedelic drugs into the

)loodstream that )athes his train man arouses into acti'it" his latent

s"chic energ"( otherwise #nown to ancient "ogis as #undalini& All

the transersonal e!eriences without a single e!cetion \\\\\\\

including those of the s"chedelic henomenon 8 are ossi)le onl" )"

the intense stimultation of #undalini& he ancient "oga treatise

5atha"ogaradii#a +Ch& III: V: I, mentions this as:

> Sar'esam Yoga 8 tantranam& athadhara hi 4undali?&

In the essential asects the m"stical and the s"chotomimitic

illuminations share se'eral common #undalini effects : Luminous

'isions( the su)lime nature of which surasses an"thing #nown or

e'en imagined in the normal state( unidirectional flow of rana

throughout the e!erience( )lissful nature of the sureme

consciousness( s"naesthesia( indi'idual and secies9wide s"nerg"(

transcendence of sace9time dimensions( transersonal states of

e!anded consciousness( oneness( uniti'e consciousness( cosmic

awareness( ecstas"( )liss( awe( wonder( transcendence of self and

limiting self9identit"& 3oth these t"es of inner .ourne"s land the



arta#ers in the mind%s terra incognita( regions in the mind%s antiodes

where one faces the eFui'alent of marscuials \\\\ strange&

According to ancient metah"sical traditions( #undalini is the $coiled

u( cosmic life rincile%( e!tremel" su)tle and most owerful energ"

)oth in the uni'erse +0acrocosm, and in humans +microcosm,& In the

latter( it is the e'olutionar" thrust in its acti'e form and the

rocreati'e energ" in its dormant form& 6hen aroused into acti'it" the

#undalini can refine the )rain and the ner'ous s"stem( cicif" the

s"chic centres and confic all Psi faculties and owers& he

4undalic in man can )e acti'ated )" occult initiations( meditation on

an" s"chic centre +cha#ra, or )" drugs& Ps"chological creatures

leading an autonomous e!istence according to the law of their own

)eings&

0isconcetions a)out this s"chedelics in the minds of serious

thin#ers in this era of conscious action are due largel" to the fact that

the modern world( though remar#a)l" ad'anced in h"sical and

)iological sciences( is totall" lac#ing in the real #nowledge of the

occult and the su)lime siritual& Parado!icall" the modern man has



not understood a third of the truth a)out himself( not a hundredth( nor

e'en a millionth&

he inherent tendenc" of the human mind to fear and re.ect the

un#nown elements of our e!istence together with the largel" negati'e

e!eriential reorts of the uncontrolled s"choacti'e henomenon

ha'e directed the attention of true9see#ers from the understanding a

might" law of nature )" which man can raise himself to su)lime

states in a most rational wa" as natural and as ractical as the )irth

and de'eloment of a child& E'en multi9discilinar" aroach to the

su).ect( without the occult #nowledge( has coursed total

misunderstanding of the su).ect in se'eral directions& At the least( an

awareness of the inner terrain( na" a 'ast inner uni'erse has dawned

in the modern minds&

THE CAUSE OF PSYCHEDELIC AFTER EFFECTS

he ro)lems that usuall" arise in s"chedelic e!eriences are due to

distortions of the s"chic energ" within the su)tle )odies& he su)tle

inner constitution of man is relati'el" lastic and is easil" affected )"

the ascendance of the s"chic energ"& An" )loc#age in the ath of



#undalini can cause o'er stimulation of that centre( lea'ing it finall"

to delete( distort or congest with locali@ed s"chic currents& 3" this

the etheric we))ing )etween the s"chic centres ma" )e torn or )urnt&

he delicate contours of the auric )iofields ma" )ecome contorted(

curiousl" stratified into sections or e'en torn& he cha#ras ma" )e

deflected off to one side if the nadis +-he su)tle channels through

which the s"chic energies circulate in the su)tle )odies, are not

cleared rior to the risings of the #undalini or if the )od" +sine, is

not held erect and motionless throughout the e!erience& 3" this the

'orticular sin of the cha#ras ma" )ecome loc#ed9u( aral"sed or

in'ersel" sun in the counter cloc#wise +aradha#shina, motion&

Re'erse sin of cha#ras( articularl"( the A.na Cha#ra( finall" results

erforated with in9hole si@ed unctures& Small 'ortices or

encasulations are sometimes roduced in the auric eriher"&

States of stress 8 such as the stress of ecstas"( the stress of chaos( or

the stress of deletion 8 ma" roduce 'egetati'e )loc#ages or somatic

distur)ances( i&e& heart alitations( clamminess( crams or fe'ers&

According to medical statistics of s"chedelic a)use( this is 'er" rare&



It is )elie'ed to occur in less than two out of e'er" one thousand

su).ects&

A)solutel" none of these difficulties arise during controlled

e!eriments& he interfering satial currents can )e eliminated and

the flow of energies through the structural and oerational

mechanisms of consciousness in man can )e carefull" regulated& In

which case the su).ect is redisosed onl" towards $)liss%( and can )e

$wide awa#e at the highest le'els of inner consciousness%& his is

easil" achie'ed )"&

1UTUAL RESONANCE

he )est wa" for a su).ect to control and direct the 4undalini under

s"chedelic stimulation is through the harmonious resonance with a

de'eloed "ogi or a seer& 0utual resonance can onl" )e an energ"

modes oerandi for an" s"chic transformation& Dnder normal

conditions( the gross( su)tle and causal )odies of man are insensiti'e

and unresonsi'e to the higher s"chic energies( )ut the s"cho9

chemical d"namics roduce within the inner constitution of an"

human a state of s"chic tensit" and receti'it"& he "ogi or seer can



roceed to focus the su).ect within his A.na Cha#ram( he can

carefull" shield( energi@e( and channeli@e the current within and

without the su).ect%s su)tle s"chic mechanism of consciousness& 3"

this s"chic resonance and harmonic receti'it" an" t"e of mental

transformation including the oening of the clair'o"ant sight( is

ossi)le& he s"chochemical roduces this condition for a eriod of

nearl" eight hours continuousl"( thus ma#ing ossi)le a uniFue

resonsi'eness to transforming

E5PERI1ENTS IN CLAIRVOYANCE

B& he stud" of 5YPER SPACE or Hth and higher dimensions&

G& he redestination \\\\\\ $ chair test% of 7er& Croiset&

1& he occult chemistr" disco'eries \\\\\\\ the structure of atom

\\\\\\ modern articles h"sics correlation of TDAR4

theor" ,BMM,

H& Clair'o"ant diagnosis of s"chosomatic and h"sical disorders

+other than Edgar ca"cees, )acteriological research&

& 3acteriological research

& Clair'o"ant stud" of 0ANRAS \\\\\\ C"matics of 0usic&



& Crime detection )" Clair'o"ance

& Clair'o"ant re'elations \\\\\\\ LI/E ON O5ER PLANES(

D/Os( 3ermoola

M& Clair'o"ant histor" of 0an#ind \\\\\\\\

B2& Clair'o"ant stud" of human ADRA \\\\\ modern 4irlian

disco'eries \\\\\\\ mean of colours&



CLAIRVOYANCE *AY INRO*DORY LECDRES

+GB9G AD7DS BMM,3Y

CLAIRVOYAN A& SDN*ARANRA<AN

Re'er)erating down through the millenniums were certain intonations

of m"stical otenc"9called the 7a"athri 0antra 9 in our ancient land

Ringing through the minds of men( the 7a"athri has alwa"s in9sired

to high states of ecstas"( Cosmic ideation and the *i'ine Re'elation&

his famous mantra( as has re'ealed to the lecturer( can oen u the

hidden realities of life&

*o not wait for the enlightenment 99999999999999 call it forth&

SOLVE an" ro)lem )" direct communion with the cosmic 0ind(

SEE without e"es )" de'eloing "our PSDC5ICSI75

<ODRNEY into outer sace( "et remain in this one

RANS/OR0 "our ersonalit"( actuall" )ecome a d"namic erson

SEARC5 for the un#nown to free "our mind

LIVE A 5ODSAN* LIVES in one life9time&



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0ORNIN7S A0 9 BB A0

EVENIN7 1 P0 9 2 P0

A A*5YA0ASA*5ANA 4EN*RA

C55AARPDR ROA*( 0E5RADLI(

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THE SCIENCE OF SEERSHIP

nose was shout( the uer li long( the month wide( feern strong and

owerful( the chin receding and the chee#9)one showing rominentl"

through the s#in& he female was swaller in )uild and much less hair"(

though still larger and stronger than an" a'erage ci'ili@ed man of to9

da"&

he field we are in aears to ha'e )een oen grass land in those da"

the whole countr" was thic#l" wooded( might" forests ranging as far

as the e"e could see&



he articular settlement under o)ser'ation co'ers an area of a)out a

sFuare mile( o'er which families or clans are sread( each with its

sFuare grou of earth and wood >houses?& 0ost of these are )elow the

ground le'el( with entrances )uilt a)o'e it( ma#ing a #ind of arched(

doorwa" In some cases the walls of these arches are onl" a)out a foot

thic#( and consist of earth moistened and lastered on )oth sides of a

cone9shed frame9wor# of laited )ranches in other cases the lateral

saces )etween the to of the arches and the ground9le'el are filled in

with earth( ma#ing large mounds a)out si! or eight feet in height&

Sometimes two of these face each other at distance of eight or ten

feet others again are arranged roughl" in circular form with all the

entrances facing inwards& he effect of this last arrangement seen

from a distance in that of a rounded #noll )ut at close Fuarters( is one

clim)s on to the summit of the mound( one loo#s down into the circle

where the ground is lower&

+BM,CLAIRVOYANCE IN I0EIn one articular circle there are two entrances on oosite sides of

the circle& here are no houses at these oints( )ut the soil has )een

heaed u to comlete the circle& Loo#ing round the countr" side(



man" of these circular 'illages can )e seen( all much ali#e in

construction )ut 'ar"ing considera)l" in si@e and height& Some of

them are terraced on the outside&

Rough though these eole are( there is a distinct air of domesticit"

a)out their 'illages( and howe'er uncouth ma" )e their )eha'iour to

outsiders( the" are 'er" friendl" among themsel'es&

At first the" aeared to )e e!actl" ali#e( )ut on closer stud"

differences are detected in their aearance( articularl" in the

women( the colour of whose hair and comle!ion 'aries considera)l"&

he circle ma" )e comosed of the mem)ers of a famil"( and there is

a gigantic man( rather )e"ond middle age )ut still in full ossession

of his faculties and his great h"sical strength( who aears to )e

a)out na#ed( and one9women is sitting ( facing the her )reast& hought

the children are treated with great tolerance )" the men and are

allowed man" li)erties( such as swarming u their great hair" legs(

the" aear to )e handled 'er" roughl"& A man ic#s u a child )" one



of its arms and swings it u on to his shoulder in a 'er" rough wa"

another man throws a child from his #nee to a distance of some

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5E SCIENCE O/ SEERS5IP

the memor" of re'ious encounters with( and 'ictories o'er( these

in'aders( )ut the news shows that this time the" come in far greater

num)ers&

he )attle which followed was long and )lood"( and ended in the

cature of the hill )" the in'aders&

he foreign raiders are 'er" rimiti'e eole )ut slightl" less so than

the nati'es& he" are aided )" the fact that the" ha'e )egun to

disco'er the use of iron& he" ha'e shields( helmets and a!es of that

material( and their arrows are ointed with it& heir feet and legs are

co'ered with leather( )ound )" thongs wound round the leg& he" are

smaller in )uild than the nati'es& less hair"( and their s#in is much

fairer& he" are far fiercer and more )elligerent than the defenders(

who aear to )e a Fuiet eace9lo'ing eole&

After the )attle the wounded are disatched with e!treme )rutalit"(

and man" of the unwounded risoners are )ound and sent down to the



shis to )e )orne awa" as sla'es& Soradic attemts at rescue are

made on the wa" down( and these are in some cases successful( )ut

the defection of the cati'es in itia)le in the e!treme( and it is most

athetic to see their relations( gathered at different oints on the rout(

watching their men9fol# )eing carried off&

At this articular in'asion a 'er" wide area of the countr" was

catured& he earlier inha)itants were )eing slaughtered of dri'en

farther inland( and there aears to ha'e )een a considera)le e!odus

northwards into 6ales( where the mountains offered greater

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CLAIRVOYANCE IN I0E

securit" from attac#& he in'aders( howe'er( did not remain for an"

length of time( satisf"ing them9sel'es with illage and the carr"ing off

of such game( food and cati'es as their shis would hold&

he shis are hea'"( lum)ering galle"s( roelled )" a single row of

a)out twel'e oars on each side( and )" a single sail& the oarsmen sit

on )enches( two to an oar& here is nothing in the form of a dec#(

e!cet fore and aft( where ortions of the hull are roofed in& he shis



are 'er" strongl" made of ine wood( and the sail( which in shae in

nearl" sFuare( is of some wo'en woollen material& he owners of the

shi use the roofed9in shelters when reFuired( )ut there is no co'ering

for the oarsmen( who are( on the return .ourne"( the catured

defenders of the fort& 6hen loaded u the shis are turned down the

Se'ern( and sail awa" to the west on a route which would aear to

ta#e them )" the south coast of Ireland&

+BH,C5APER

s"chic owers( 5EIR *EVELOP0EN AN* DSE

E'idence for the e!istence and e!amles of the use of the facult" of

clair'o"ance ha'e )een laced )efore the reader in the foregoing

ages& In these concluding chaters consideration will )e gi'en to the

rationale of such faculties& Although the su).ect of seerhi is

unfortunatel" enwraed in a dense mall of suerstition( charlatanr"

and ridicule( a stud" of histor" shows that there has alwa"s e!isted a

)od" of eole ossession #nowledge concerning the interior

constitution and suernormal faculties of man& his #nowledge has

)een atl" st"led the >Ancient 6isdom? for it has e!isted throughout



all ages and is( indeed( the )asic )od" of truth )ehind all the great

hilosohies and religions of the world&

According to this >Ancient 6isdom?( students and in'estigators ha'e

turned their attention to suer9h"sical research from the earliest da"s

of human histor" on this lanet& the results of their in'estigations ha'e

)een reser'ed( and are a'aila)le for those who sincerel" see# an

understanding of the deeer truth of life and of the owers latent in

man& /rom the stud" of this 'ast source of learning a rational

e!lanation of the facult" of clair'o"ance can )e gained& he so9

called s"chic faculties of man are

+B,PSYC5IC PO6ERSshown to ha'e a natural lace in his constitution and their acti'ities(

and e'en their soradic aearance in indi'iduals to )e go'erned )"

e!act law& he word >s"chic? is deri'ed from the 7ree# word >

s"che?( which means the soul( and >soul? ma" )e ta#en( )roadl"( to

mean e'er"thing that is not )od"9 the feeling( the thin#ing( the willing

man( as distinct from the acting or h"sical man& Since these s"chic

faculties are the owers and caacities of the soul( it is necessar" to



ma#e a clear distinction )etween the su)tle and h"sical )odies(

which are instrument( and the soul( which uses them&

Ps"chic faculties e!ist in em)r"o in eer" man as also in e'er" animal

and will one da" )e unfolded into their full and comete e!ression&

he" ma" )e di'ided into two orders& Positi'e faculties are those

which are controlled in the same wa" as are the normal )odil"

faculties of sight( hearing( touch( taste and smell& Negati'e ones are

the result of those su)conscious and instincti'e urushes of s"chism(

which are not uncommon to9da"& Positi'e faculties are emlo"ed at

will( whilst the negati'e onl" arise sontaneousl" from the

su)conscious mind( into which the" ha'e )een )uilt during the

assage of life and consciousness through the animal #ingdom&

Nearl" all animals ha'e negati'e s"chic caacit" which is in no

sense under their control&

he order of s"chism with which we are concerned is the ositi'e

and controlled t"e of seershi



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5E SCIOENCE O/ SEERS5IP

to which e'er" man is heir& 6hen stud"ing the su).ect of s"chic

unfoldment the student naturall" fi!es his e"es on the future( and onl"

glances at the ast in order to )e a)le to correlate the resent and

future&

Of what nature are these s"chic faculties of man /irst( there is

clair'o"ance( )" means of which the limitations imosed uon the

consciousness )" h"sical matter ma"( in 'ar"ing degree( )e

transcended& he illusions of si@e and searation in sace ma" )e

o'ercome )" its emlo"ment( as well as the limitations of time( )oth

)ac#wards and forwards( so that the seer is ena)led to see the

infinitel" small( the distant( the ast( and the future( and to emlo"

owers of magnification and of tele'ision&

Clair'o"ance includes K9ra" 'ision( or the ower to see through solid

o).ects( a ower which ma" ne usefull" emlo"ed to diagnose

disease& Com)ined with clair'o"ance( it gi'es the ower to see and

con'erse with the so9called and mis9called dead( and with other



discriminate entities( with nature9sirits( and the great coman" of the

angels&

hen there is clair'o"ance( which is closel" allied to clair'o"ance(

and which gi'es the ower of hearing sounds( the 'i)rations of which

are )e"ond mans normal range of ercetion&

a#ing the definition of s"chic faculties which we ha'e adoted( we

must include with those of a ositi'e order the ower to raise the

consciousness to the le'el of a)stract ideas( to trace the rinciles

+B,PSYC5IC PO6ERSand archet"es )ehind all e!ternal henomena( and )ring )ac# to the

)rain consciousness the result of such illuminations& his facult" is of

the utmost imortance if the seer is to understand what )e sees& /or

e!amle( clair'o"ant 'ision of form and colour( howe'er )eautiful

and interesting it ma" )e( is useless unless the seer also has the ower

to interret his 'ision( and to translate it into terms of h"sical(

wa#ing consciousness& Indeed( the actual seeing of form and colour(

and the hearing of sounds( is the least imortant art of seershi&

Secial owers of comrehension and interretation are far more



'alua)le( and it must )e admitted that the ma.orit" of natural

clair'o"ants( lac#ing this facult"( are in no wa" illumined )" the

things the" see&

In see#ing to understand the rationale of the s"chic faculties( we

must remem)er that the" are merel" e!tensions of the range of the

normal means of cognition& If we lace a grou of eole )efore a

sectrum9which is the series of se'en )ands of colour into which

white light ma" )e di'ided )" )eing assed through a rism( an

artificial >straight? rain)ow( as it were9and as# them to mar# with a

encil find that the limits of their 'ision at either end 'er"

considera)l"& A clair'o"ant is one who ossesses a considera)l" wider

range of 'i)rator" resonse than is normal at the resent stage of

human e'olution& &

here are organs in the )rain )" means of which this e!tended 'ision

is made ossi)le( he" are the



+B,


ituitar" )od" and the ineal gland& he latter is considered )"

medical science to )e the atrohied remains of an organ which was

acti'e in the 'er" earl" da"s of human e'olution& hat 'iew is

acceted )" occult science( which adds that )oth these organs ha'e

also a function ]to fulfil in the future( when the" will )e emlo"ed as

means of suer9h"sical cognition( and that their de'eloment ma" )e

hastened )" the alication of secial methods& 6hen s"chicall"

de'eloed and acti'e the" gi'e the ower first to resond to additional

h"sical ware9lengths( and later to suer9h"sical 'i)rations&

he analog" of wireless ma" hel to a clearer com9retension of the

su).ect( for clair'o"ance is siml" a Fuestion of tuning9in to ware9

lengths to which the sense organs and )rain cannot normall" resond&

he ituitar" )od" and the ineal gland are essential arts of the

recei'ing mechanism& and the" must )e >charged? with a secial t"e

of energ" aroriate to the function which the" reform& he seer is

then a)le to >tune in? and see and hear on suer9h"sical wa'e9

lengths( and thus to transcend h"sical limitations&



here are two essentials to success in hastening the unfoldment of the

s"chic faculties& One is an e!ansion of consciousness( and the other

is a refinement of the 'ehicles so that the" will accuratel" ic# u and

transform >signals? from suer9h"sical to h"sical

his energ" is #nown as 4undalini or the Serent /ire& Vide > he

Cha#rms?( )" C& 6& Lead)eater( and >he Serent /ire?( )" Arthur

A'alon&

+BM,PSYC5IS PO6ERS

wa'e9lengths& he rocesses )" which these who essential conditions

are roduced are full" emlaine )" the science of Yoga&

he alication of the rinciles uon which that sciences is )ased

will ine'ita)l" roduce )oth e!ansion of consciousness and

refinement of 'ehicles& he laws which go'ern the de'eloment and

use of the faculties of seershi are as e!act and as in'iola)le as are the

laws which go'ern chemical action( mechanics( or an" other )ranch

of h"sical science& If the" are alied aright the result is definite and

certain&



Let us now consider the wa" to gain this e!ansion of consciousness&

he method( which has )een taught throughout the ages( is that of

meditation uon su).ects which are normall" )e"ond the range of

thought& As the muscles of the )od" de'elo )" )eing gi'en

rogressi'el" hea'ier tas#s( so the mind and consciousness will grow

and e!and if forced to if forced to underta#e a similar rogression&

he mind can )e deli)eratel" trained de'eloed along certain lines )"

forcing it to dwell uon su).ects which are normall" )e"ond its range

of comrehension&

here are ma" s"stems of mediation( and man" )oo#s ha'e )een

written uon the su).ect& he student of the >#ingl" science?

deli)eratel" selects a series of great ideas and ideals( of an a)stract

and metah"sical character( and dwells on them with concentrated

thought( until his mental caacit" is

B& Vide >An Introduction to Yoga?( A& 3esant >Ra.a Yoga?( )"

E 6oods and >Clair'o"ance?( )" C& 6& Lead)eater&

G& Called in the East? Ra.a Yoga?&



+BM2,


graduall" enlarged to include them within its normal comrehension(

and to a)mit of an increasingl" comlete reali@ation of their inherent

truth&

An e!amle of such an idea is : > 6here two or three are gathered

together in 0" name( there am i in the midst of them&? 0editation

uon that te!t will re'eal the fact that it is not so much a romise

made )" a great eacher as a statement of an eternal truth( and of an

in'iola)le law& 6hene'er two or three eole are gathered together in

5is name that is( in the name of Lo'e and of Dnit"9then the Christ(

6ho is the em)odiment of Lo'e and Dnit"( is indeed manifest in their

midst& /rom that relati'el" intellectual concetion the student ma"

graduall" attain to a full reali@ation of the di'ine immanence and of

the unit" of life&

he Lords Pra"er is another su).ect suita)le of meditation for

meditation& In the 6est we thin# of ra"ers as something to )e said(

)ut if( in addition to >sa"ing our ra"ers?( we meditate on them(

deths of meaning will )e re'ealed which otherwise we fail to



areciate& he Lords Pra"er is an in'ocation to the 7od within to

send 5is ower and manifest 5is trile attri)utes through the

ersonalit"( which is unreser'edl" surrendered to 5im for e'er and

e'er& 3" meditating on that ra"er an actual descent of ower will )e

e!erienced( and the entire nature will )e refreshed and strengthened

for the strain of dail"

+BMB,

PSYC5IC PO6ERS

life and insiration and illuminations will flood whole consciousness&

>he Practice of the Presence of 7od? is another means of ginning an

e!ansion of consciousness& hose who follow that road stri'e

continuall" to reali@e the di'ine immanence( to #now that 7od is

e'er"where resent( and to attain union with 5im&

A certain medie'al mon#( 3rother Lawrence( who ser'ed for thirt"

"ears as a scullion in one of the monasteries on the Continent( had

racticed this method so consistentl" and so regularl" that he was

un)ro#en consciousness of the Presence of 7od e'en at meal times(

when the food had to )e deli'ered raidl" from the #itchen to the



mon#s in the refector"( and there was a great amount of )ustle( he

ne'er( in the heat of the wor#( lost the sense of the di'ine

comanionshi& 5e said( in effect: > I go into the chael at stated

times( )ecause it is the A))ots wish )ut I feel no nearer to 5im there

than when I am washing the dishes( )ecause I am alwa"s in 5is

Presence&

0editation uon certain sentences will roduce an e!ansion of

consciousness& One such e!amle is: > 5ol"( 5ol"( 5ol"( Lord 7od

Almight"( 5ea'en and earth are full of h" 7lor"& 7lor" )e to hee(

O Lord 0ost 5igh&? his is one of the most regnant hrases e'er

written& AS its truth is

+BMG,5E SCIENCE O/ SEERS5IP

reali@ed( and the whole soul is oured out in worshi( a great

e!ansion of consciousness taes lace&

In the 3haga'ad 7ita the Logos 9 roclaims : >5a'ing er'aded this

whole uni'erse with a fragment of 0"self( I remain&? And again 5e

sa"s : > 5e who seeth 0e in e'er"thing and e'er"thing in 0e( of him

will I ne'er lose hold( and he shall ne'er lose hod of 0e&? 0editation



uon such su)lime ideas lifts the student out of the ersonal into the

egoic consciousness( and he touches for a moment that art of himself

which is di'ine& hat contact( freFuentl" reeated( is the surest means

of attaining e!ansion of consciousness&

3efore lea'ing this art of our su).ect( one more e!amle of ra"er

suita)le for meditation ma" )e gi'en:

>Dni'ersal 7od( One Life( One Light( One Power&

hou all in all( )e"ond e!ression( )e"ond comrehension& O Nature

hou Something from Nothing& hou s"m)ol of 6isdom&

In m"self( I am nothing( In hee( I am I&

I li'e in hee li'e hou in me

And )ring me out of the region of self into the Eternal Light&?

Amen

0editation uon and stud" of these rofoundl" siritual and

metah"sical concetions roduce a wonderful e!ansion and growth

of the soul& Years of tireless effort in this direction( 0aintained with

unflinching determination( will undou)tedl" hasten the unfoldment of

the real owers of seershi to a



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PSYC5IC PO6ERS

degree which( although a)normal at the resent time( will )e Fuite

natural to the later races of man#ind&

Com)ined with this life of meditation there must )e an a)solute self9

consecration to the ideal of ser'ice& his is most essential if the man"

dangers which )eset the ath of s"chism are to )e a'oided& A solemn

'ow must )e made within the soul( ne'er to use suernormal owers

for ersonal gain ne'er to use siritual gifts for the attainment of

urel" selfish and material ends& In this wa" alone ma" erfect

accurac" and relia)ilit" of 'ision )e achie'ed( and the highest le'els

of consciousness )e entered&

3efore assing to ta consideration of the second consciousness in

gained )" thin#ing on great siritual truths( and )" engaging in

concentrated thought uon loft" su).ects& he student asses

rogressi'el" from concentrated thought to meditation( and from

meditation to rofound contemlation( in which e'er"thing within

him seems to stand still& 5e then dwells in utter silence uon the 'er"



essence of the idea which has )een chosen& E'entuall" e'en that

essence falls awa"( and the soul is left in dar#ness and alone&

In that silence the 'oice of the di'ine is heard( and in the dar#ness the

light eternal shines&

Such e!erience( continuall" reeated( graduall" )rings illumination

to the soul( and siritual illumination is the )asis( the onl" )asis( of

true seershi

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)ut of man" different si@es& 5e now uses the edge of one which is

cur'ed inwards&

this cur'e is the same as that of the surface of thr ole( and he uses

this flint to o)tain a finer finish& hese oles aear to )e used to hold

u the arch o'er the entrance to the houses most of these oles are

ca#ed with dirt( owing to the fact that e'er"one in assing in and out

seems either to hoo# an arm round it or gri it with his hand&



his ole seems to )e regarded in a rather eculiar wa"( as though it

mar#ed the )oundar" )etween ri'ate and communal life( a )arrier

)e"ond which no one asses unin'ited&

An amusing incident has .ust occurred& One of smaller children was

tr"ing to clim) the ole& 5e #new( it seems( that such an e!ercise was

not ermitted( for he #et a war" e"e uon all those within reach of

his 'ision& A woman( ro)a)l" his mother( aeared from within( and

)eing caught in flagrante delicto( e suffered the natural and

aroriate unishment( which sent him sFuealing off into the centre

of the circle

his incident caused much amusement amongst some of the

menfol# who were watching&

here is an air of considera)le acti'it" a)out the lace9much

coming and going of the women and children( and se'eral men are to

)e seen engaged in articular wor#( which will )e descri)ed later )ut



there are also fifteen or twent" men who ha'e )een sitting a)out in

aarent idleness& 6hether these

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CLAIRVOYANCE IN TI1E

are the hunters solders or agriculturists who are resting from their

la)ours is not clear( )ut that is the imression the" gi'e&

here is one art of the circle which is set aside as a slaughter

house and )utcher%s 8sho hereon rough ta)les aniomals are )eing

s#inned and cut u with flint94ni'es& Again the shar edge o)tained is

noticea)le& he hides come off Fuite easil" and the flesh is cut u with

'er" little difficult"& the larger )ones are se'ered )" the .oint action of

two men& One holds a flint( fi!ed and )ound in the cleft9end of a stic#

which forms a handle the other man holds )etween his hands a hea'"

stone( which he )rings down on the )ac# of the >4nife?(and the

oeration is comleted )" a 'er" few )lows& he articular animal

)eing cut u at the moment is a deer e'identl" it is shared amongst

the tri)le( for the women #ee coming tto the )ench and recei'ing

ieces of meat and )one( sometimes in their hands amd sometimes in



earthen )owls& his rocess of rationing the food is Fuite orderl" and

roceeds without argument or discussion& A woman aroaches the

ta)le and sea#s to the )utcher( in some cases indicating with her

hands the si@e of the iece she

reFuires( in others she oints to a iece of meat or draws with her

finger on carcass& 5er indication of her needs aears to )e acceted

without Fuestion&

Not 'er" far awa" are two men engaged in ma#ing )owls& 3etween

them there is a mound of wet cla" one man is ma#ing an oen )owl

li#e a wash

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and of #nowledge will )e awa#ened( and acting in unison will ro'ide

him with an e"e( which iercing e'er" o)stacle of time and sace&

will disel the illusion of distance( si@e( and form & Nature will )egin

to recogni@e the so'ereign right to #nowledge( which his asring soul

has won& She will re'eal herself and la" her secrets )are& he ne!t

stage in the de'eloment of human consciousness will ha'e )egun&



>he wa" of #nowledge is the wa" of light( and ere the final

illumination is )estowed( the #night of wisdom must erform his

accolade when at last he shall ha'e drawn aside the 'eil( he must

#neel )efore the altar of the 7od within himself and swear the 'ow

which ne'er ma" )e )ro#en& 5e must ledge himself that all the

#nowledge which he gains( and e'er" ower which his will e'o#es(

shall )e dedicated utterl" and irre'oca)l" to the ser'ice of great ideal

of the rogress and erfection of the life in e'er" form& 5e must

)ecome a )uilder in the ser'ice of the 7reat architect of the uni'erse(

*estro"ing onl" when the form has )een outgrown( and then with

di'ine comassion and selfless desire to ser'e& 6ith his new9found

ower he must )ecome a rotector( reser'er( and regenerator( using

#nowledge onl" to these ends& hen( and then alone( ma" he grow in

wisdom and )e grow in wisdom and )e consecrated as #night in the

ser'ice of the #ing and a steward of the wisdom of the 7reat scientist

of the Dni'erse&

>5e shall rise from #neeling with the humanit" of one who( ha'ing

seen the great light within the



3+%"4

STUDY OF DISCARNATE LIFE

sanctuar"( 4nows himself )ut a minute sea#( illumined )" its )eams&

5is new found owers will grow as he learns to use them( 5e will

de'elo a new techniFue of research( will enter 'irgin fields of

#nowledge( the fruits of which he will emlo" for the uliftment and

refinement of human life& In the field od]f interior illumination alone

are to )e found the so'ereign remedies for e'er" human ill( and when

men learn to li'e according to the law which( )" his new9found

#nowledge( he will teach( disease will )e )anished from the minds

and )odies of those who li'e in o)edience to its )ehests& he earth

will )e made more fruitful the owers of the air will )e disco'ered

and turned to human use& Ine!hausti)le sources of ower will

released& Light( heat( and energ" will )e disco'ered in the air( he

'ital forces of the human )od" ma" )e studied( and the secret of life(

maturit"( and longe'it" ma" )e #nown& he stone of the hilosoher

and his 'ital eli!ir are the )read and wine ser'er uon the altar of

truth( set u in that hol" of holies( which is the deeest and truest( self



of man& 5e that would arta#e of that most recious sacrament must

tread the wa" of ser'ice&

>he newl"9consecrated #night will )ear uon his shield the em)lem

of a cu and the words $ower for ser'ice&% hus he will disla" his

goal and its reward&

>Such is the wa" of #nowledge9let him who dares ursue it( and he

shall win freedom from the )onds of illusion and of woe( shall )rea#

the shac#les of desire and enter in to eternal eace&

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THE SCIENCE OF SEESHIP

his ath& 5e should( )" this time( ha'e decided uon the nature of the

ser'ice to humanit" which the circumstances of his de'eloment and

osition in life will ena)le him to offer& 5e is ad'ised not to ursue

the urel" s"chic asect of siritual unfoldment( unless he has

secial natural caacities in that direction and determines to engage in

occult research& he chief Fualifications for that )ranch of ser'ice are

B& An inherent clair'o"ant facult"&

G& A )alanced( sane and sta)le( "et fle!i)le mentalit"&



1& A well9controlled emotional nature&

H& A 'er" health"( strong and refined h"sical )od"&

& A sensiti'e and resonsi'e )rain&

& An unfailing sense of humour&

& he a)ilit" to rela! )oth mind and )od" at will&

In addition( his en'ironment must ro'ide oortunit" for comlete

retirement and selection whene'er necessar"& 5e must li'e in& or

near( the countr"( where the air is ure and the atmoshere

harmonious and free from noise&

5e will need a comanion( refera)l" non9clair'o"ant( who

erfectl" understands his mission( maintains erfect oise in all

circumstances( and who will rotect him from undue strain(

eseciall" during eriods of de'eloment( when he will )e

a)normall" sensiti'e&

If these Fualification and conditions can )e ro



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PSYCHIC PO/ERS

'ided( the student ma" then roceed to de'elo his growing

faculties& he )est wa" to de'elo them is to use them freFuentl"(

and to test the results )" scientific methods& Errors and

inaccuracies must )e seciall" e!amined and e'entuall"

eliminated&

Nature herself ro'ides him with a fruitful field of research( and

his own garden will )e a most suita)le la)orator" and stud"& 5e

ma" endea'or to ierce the h"sical 'eil that hides from normal

h"sical sight the flowing forces of magnetism ( electricit"( sound(

heat( light and 'italit" which animate the 'egeta)le #ingdom( 5e

shoul o)tain the hel of those with scientific training and

attainments if ossi)le( for the" are accustomed to the methods of

scientific research )" which alone his o)ser'ations ma" )e

chec#ed( and accurac" and relia)ilit" achie'ed(



As his owers unfold( he ma" widen the range his studies to

include the hidden side of atomic( chemical and electrical

henomena( the suer9h"sical counterarts of o).ects( such as the

su)tle )odies of lants( animals and men( the elemental #ingdom

of Nature( nature9sirits and angels& he suer9h"sical realms of

e!istence and the discarnate entities who inha)it them ma" then )e

studied( and attemts )e made to de'elo and use the facult" of

clair'o"ance in time and sace&

In'estigations such as there ha'e )een continuousl" carried out )"

an un)ro#en succession of students for millions of "ears& he

results of their efforts from a 'ast store of #nowledge which is

called the ancient

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of one Lord is carr"ing on his wor# of reaching and of healing(

though there seems to )e no idea of forming a articular religion&

Simon( li#e man" others( goes on long tours( mostl" on foot( and

has for a comanion one who )elonged to th"e immediate circle of



the friends of <esus& hese two are closel" united in )onds of

affection( and the srit of the Lord is manifestl" uon them )oth&

Of this the" are freFuentl" conscious as the" reach and heal in his

name and )" his ower& Simon carries a satchel( containing hials

of consecrated liFuids( is also carried& 6ith these he anoints the

more serious cases( and wonderful results are achie'ed& It is

e'ident that some #ind of secial consecrated has ta#en lace( and

a greater ower has )een laced at their disosal when the" choose

to call uon it&

5is comanion is a little "ounger( and through a remar#a)le

s"chic( he is not so much a )orn healer as simon & 5e ossessed(

howe'er( considera)le eloFuence( and at times the srit of the

0aster insires him& he" are an outstanding air( doing great

wor#( and in the .o" of their calling and their mutual friendshi li'e

an e!tremel" ha" life&

0an" scenes aear in which these two are seen traing along side

under the hot sun and in man" 'ar"ing t"es of scener"( tal#ing of

the 0aster( the Ancient 6isdom and their wor#&





n])e a)out si! feet in height the carriage( howe'er( was not erfectl"

erect( the )od" )eing )ent forward at the his( the shoulders )owed(

and the head carried slight" forward & he shoulders and arms were

enormousl" de'eloed( the chest dee and )oard( and the whole )od"

racticall" co'ered with hair( through which shone a fair s#in tanned

to a dar# )rown )" e!osure to the weather& he

3+&<4


An" e!ansion of consciousness is 'alueless unless the ersonal

'ehicles of thought( feeling and action are sufficientl" refined to

recei'e and e!ress its results& In order to achie'e refinement of the

'ehicles a strictl" ethical and aesthetic mode of life must )e adoted

e'er"thing which is countr" to the highest ethical and cultural ideals

must )e a'oided& All tendenc" to coarseness and self9indulgence must

)e graduall" eliminated& he mind must )e urified )" ure thin#ing(

and the feelings cleansed )" resistance to e'er" imure emotion& he

)od"( in its turn( must )e made as health"( resonsi'e and as ure as

ossi)le )" scruulous ersonal cleanliness( a ure diet( and comlete

o)edience to the laws of health&



hose who ma#e this attemt will nearl" alwa"s adot a fleshness

diet( )ecause( as the" find the sense of the unit" of all life growing

within them( it will )ecome imossi)le foe them to eat the dead

)odies of their animal )rothers& /urther( if matter which is 'i)rating at

a lower rate than that of the human )od" is ta#en for food( the )odil"

ower of resonse is decreased a flesh diet therefore interferes

seriousl" with the de'eloment of seershi&

In addition to the coarser 'i)rations of the matter of animal )odies(

there are also resent the terri)le 'i)rations of cruelt"( horror( ain

and agoni@ing fear( which are inseara)le from the use of flesh as

food& 3" utting flesh in to our )odies we are reall" desecraring the

temle of the 0ost 5igh& he Law

See m" )oo#( >5ealth and the Siritual Life?&

3+&%4

PSYCHIC PO/ERS

of life is the law of lo'e( not of death& If we choose the wa" of life its

laws must )e o)e"ed( for disaster will Fuic#l" follow diso)edience&



hese laws ma" )e summed u as urification of thought( refinement

of feeling( and control of )odil" conduct& he neoh"te must settle

down to stead" self9training( ne'er forgetting the o).ect in 'iew(

which is the de'eloment to the highest ossi)le degree of will ower(

wisdom and #nowledge( and the attainment of the glorious goal of

e'er9widening fields of ser'ice&

As this ath is followed( glimses of light and ower will graduall"

)egin to )e gained& he owers of the soul will unfold( and the

student will find himself ossessed of #nowledge and caacities of

which he little dreamed& 5is owers of ercetion and of

understanding will graduall" increase& 5e will find himself

increasingl" a)le to comrehend su).ects re'iousl" )e"ond his

mental gras& In his relationshi with others he will ierce through the

'eil of the ersonalit" to the real man which is )ehind( and )e a)le to

understand their moti'es and ideals( as though the" were his own&

/lashes of erfect comrehension will )egin to illumine his )rain

consciousness( and new means of acFuiring #nowledge will graduall"

de'elo&



his is a 'er" critical stage in the unfolding of s"chic consciousness(

and the student must use the wisest discrimination if he is to ma#e the

most of his new owers and a'oid the man" dangers which )eset



CLAIRVOYAN *IA7NOSIS O/ *ISEASES

Clair'o"ance includes K9Ra" 'ision which ena)les the s"chic to

insect the interior organs of the human )od" and to stud" their

malfunctions& O)ser'ation of the emotions and thoughts in the

s"chic +inner, constitution ena)les the clair'o"ant to detect the

s"chological comonent of these disorders& +since 2 ercent of

somatic diseases( modern medical ractitioners reort( are of

emotional origin onl",& Clair'o"ants can ercei'e mental errors and

limitations of the atients which are classified as 'arious comle!es

in s"chiatr"&

he occult 'iew on diseases is that the congestion or )loc#age to the

flow of 'ital energies +called the Pancha Pranas, in the ethenic dou)le

which lin#s the mind and )od" can cause diseases& hese congestions

re'erse sin of cha#ras( etc& can )e caused )" s"chic energ"s fields

in the en'ironment +*osha.am,( due to certain lanetr" configuration

+7raha.am, or inherited from re'ious lifetimes +#armai.am,& In the

latter case the clair'o"ant can also transcend the time sace )arrier to

trace the ost li'es of the atient to #now how the disease +#arma,

was acFuired in a re'ious life&



he 'arious ho)ias identified )" modern s"chiatr" are traced )ac#

to the last remem)rances of total death or anthima smurthis& he fear

of acrte sace( + , is traced )ac# to death in rison cells&

he 3ritish sensiti'e <oan 7rant( who first gained fame for her no'els

a)out her ast li'es( has )een colla)orating with her s"chiatrist

hus)and *r&*en"s 4else" in an effort to al" re9incarnational

concets into s"chiatr"& If the atient%s situation seems to warrant an

in'estigation into ast li'es for the cause of s"chiatric ro)lem

4else" h"noti@es the atient to tr" to locate the ro)lem through

regression to the ast life& <oan 7rant then tries an indeendent

reading of the ast life conflict with which to comare her hus)and%s

findings& he" ha'e reorted a num)er of s"chiatric success with

this method&

3ACERIOLO7ICAL RESEARC5

One of the ractical alications of clair'o"ance to medical research

is an in'estigation into )acteriolog"& Se'eral "ears of research lead to

the disco'er" of a num)er of 'arieties of these organism& A detailed

in'estigation into their characterists )eha'iour 8 radio9acti'it" and

colour emotions can )e studied )" clair'o"ance& he cultures can )e



diluted to low otenc" and a num)er of such secimens enclosed in

small glass tu)es can )e in'estigated )" clair'o"ance&

It is ossi)le to trace a connection to the source( and descri)e the se!(

age( and other articulars of atients& A great deal of information can

)e gained concerning the nature of disease germs and the different

t"es of emotions emitted )" drugs and other su)stances&



0ONA*IC CLAIRVOYANCE

0onad +from 7ree#: >Alone?, is the di'ine self( Atma( the >*weller

in the Innermost?& 0onad is the core centre of siritual( intellectual(

mental( assional and 'ittal energies( faculties and otentialities of the

se'enfold man&

A monadic clair'o"ant is a 0aster in the esoteric hilosoh"( a

erfected man( an e!alted )eing who has attained comlete master"

o'er urel" human nature and ossesses #nowledge and ower of the

entire solar s"stemic henomena&



1ENTAL CLARVOYANCE

0ental clair'o"ance oens )efore the seer a 'ast region of the inner

uni'erse which is ne!t to the astral and is distinguished )" the su)lit"

and fineness of its constitution& his mental shere interenetrates and

e!tends )e"ond )oth the astral and h"sical lanes of nature&

On the mental realm e!ist countless Angelic intelligences( *e'athas

or the shinning ones( who guide the rocesses of natural order&

According to the writings of the ancient seers the" are 11(22(22(222

trimsathtri#otri or in their num)er&

he" are might" )eings of 'ast stature and ower of timeless

#nowledge and intelligences( and most radiant in aearance( m"riad9

hered &&&&&&&&&& incarnates of ure intelligence and resistless energ"&

In contrast to this 'ariet" of innumera)le suerhumans are the

ma.orit" of humans who aear to )e aslee and are wraed in

transarent cocoons of their mental creations& he s"co and soma

are( in the ultimate anal"sis of clair'o"ance(

not radicall" different( )ut are in realit" one and the same& he mental

)od" is essentiall" comosed of the same matter of the h"sical

though distinct onl" )" its e!treme su)tlit"& It is easier to understand



how mind influence )odil" functions or 'ice 'ersa e'er"

thought roduces an electrical and chemical change in the )od" and

an" electrical or chemical stimulus to the )od" e'o#es a

corresonding mental state change in its final su)tle transformation&

his clarifies the interla" )etween mind and )od"( the su)tle o'er

gross matter( a hilosohical riddle that has haunted se'eral Euroean

thin#ers since rnr descartes > 0ind after matter if "ou dont mind it

dosent matter&?

he s"chic form of man is transarent(hard and cr"stalline in

its )rilliance( se'eral times larger in its stature to his h"siFue& In

comarison to its 'ast si@e( the gross h"sical counter art aears

li#e its little finger&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& the first multi dimensional asect of

man& he mind is the source of all energies 'i)rations of innumera)le

#inds& <ust as the h"sical 'ision cannot cature the entire gamut of

the solar sectrum9 the entire series of etheric 'i)rations9999as the

human e"e can 'i)rate onl" within certain limits( so can the h"sical

)rain and ner'ous s"stem thin# onl" a small fragment of the 'ast

series of mental 'i)rations set u )" the mind&Almost e'er"one



constrantl" gets )eating against his )rain9 centre millions of thought9

wa'es to which his )rain seldom resonds owing to its densit"&

he e!cetionall" receti'e )rain which resonds u to a higher

fraction of these 'i)rations that the mental flashes )ecome almost

continuous enough to )e normal aggregate him to a >genius&?

here are in mental realm certain distinctl" localised thought9

centers(actual laces in sace to which thoughts to the same nature are

drawm )" the similitude of 'i)rations& E'er" thought on secific

su).ets gra'itate to one of these centres( which a)sor)s an" idea(

wrong or right& he con'erging thoughts are interrelted )" millions of

su)tle magnetic lin#s with all other su).ects& here are centers for

hilosohical thoughts( romantic fancires and the li#e&

he seer wide awa#e at the mental realm can s"choscoe an"

though from these conglomerates( trace its original thin#er and #now

other related facts or ideas& his henomenon of thought9centers

sharing common thoughts from same source999999 accounts for



lagiarism in the fields of literar" musical comositions( in'entions

etc&

hought9images( as in the astral shere( function as )reathing

realities in the mental lane& 3arriers of sace do not di'ide men or

the mental region and the clair'o"ant can come in touch with an"one

racticall" instantaneous with the > seed of thought? )" merel"

directing his attentions on him& Not onl" mental communication is

swift( )ut it is also comlete& the whole thought flashes from mind to

mind or more e!actl"( each sees the thought as concei'ed )" the other&

hought 'i)rations continuousl" ass throuhg the sine of the

mental )od" continuousl" from a)o'e and )elow& the h"sical head

aears to )e the middle of the s"chic )od" and the mental

consciousness is 'i'idl" ali'e in the )rain&

he whole henomenon of the mental life is centered around the

)rain&

hough the masses aear to )e inacti'e a close loo# at them

re'eals considera)le acti'it" within their mental structure( where the"

dwell in the world eoled )" forms of their own fanciful creation&



hese are the e!tro'erts& he intro'erts are little conscious of at the

henomenon of the mental world& A gala!" of these luminous

ersonalities( wor#ing often in grous( mo'e across the mental sace

and congregate at certain centers in the mental lane&

5"er saces( corresonding to 'ast distances of millions of

mills at the terresterical lane( oen )efore the field of metnal 'ision

at #en& he whole gala!" +the mil#" wa", together with our solar

s"stem seems to stretch awa" at ones feet&

E'er"where the sleeers dream within their sheltering e'eloes(

unmo'ed and undistur)ed )" an" e!ternal henomenon& *e'athas and

humans ass across the s#"& here is an utter stillness( a)solute

tranFuilit"& Luminious figuers ass through this @one of silence( )ut

entire scener" resem)les an ice )ound landscae( lit )" a full moon

E'er"thing shines with a white luminosit"( a hoshorescence of its

owm )ut relati'el" moionless& he ground seems to )e Fuite solid to

the feet humans and suer humans settle and >wal#? uon it&



6a'es of multi9 colour energies swee o'er the whole realm(

li#e the s#" colourations at the sunrise thought the

etherial &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&are far more luminious and )rilliant&

hough a sureme sell of silence suer'enes the entire mental

realm( a sound of a different order99999999#nown in our oriental lo'e as

0adh"ama99999er'ades the h"ersace& he language of 7ods( the

Sans#rit has its origin to the mental world& he sound 9 eFi'ants of

e'er" form is the honetical )asis of this language& 5ence the

comlete henomenon of the metnal realm ma" )e interrted and

understood )" sound alone&

All natural manifestaion999999999 animate and inaminate

99999999999ha'e a clearl" discerna)le sound e!ression and formula(

#nown as 0amta& In addition there is an undrcurrent of sound

er'ading the whole realm& It resem)les the distant roar of the ocean

wa'es999999999its source is cosmic and it is the 0aha'"a#riti of the

mental realm( the unstruc# sound ir)rating thoughout the real(&

he 0ental da" stretches( in terms of our solar months( to one

full "ear9999999the si! months of litthara"ana +0id <anuar" to 0id



<ul", from the da"light hours and the rest si! months of

*ha#shina"ana + 0id <ul" to 0Id <anuar",( the nocturnal hours&

5E 5D0AN ADRA

E'er" human radiates a colourful s"chic energ" around him

re'ealing his true ersonalit"& his is #nown as the aura an energ"

field or electromagnetic en'eloe surrounding the human

ersonalities& houghts and emotions continuall" 'ar" the 'i)rator"

nature of these s"chic radiations& One%s aura can iminge uon the

mind of others and can react uon their moods and emotions& It is the

strange force the s"chic ower of attraction that ulls one toward

another& At times it causes one to e!erience an uneasiness in the

resence of some ersonswithout an" aarent cause& It can

account for e'en intuiti'e imressional& his is a natural s"chic

henomenon 8 the m"sterious inner ower e'er" one has( )ut few

understand&

/or centuries clair'o"ants ha'e taught men and women the nature and

functions of this huminous mist around them& A recent disco'er"

#irlian hotograh"( also #nown as corona 8 discharge has 'alidated

the e!istence of the human aura and is oening u with alication in



man" areas li#e s"chiatr" and diagnosis so'iet scientists who

de'ised this high freFuenc" hotograh" ha'e named it as

>)iolasma? 3iolasma( the" define is the $comlete informational

energ" networ# associated with all organisms and is alwa"s comlete

and intact 8 e'en when art of the h"sical structure is ser'ed&

he human aura re'eals as a constant stream of articles of m"riad

colours of )eaut"( flowing o'er and through the whole )od" along the

ner'es in the same manner as the )lood coruscles flow along the

arteries and 'eins( the )rain and the sinal cord )eing e!ists of this

radiation& hese radiations of the disosition( the thoughts( and e'en

the reincarnational influences of man& E!treme comle!it" of the

human aura ma" resent difficulties for the urose of close

comarison and e!act anal"sis for the #irlian hotograher& 0odern

researches can )enefit a great deal )" the series of in'estigations )"

se'eral clair'o"ant o)ser'ers&

It is not around the human )od" alone that these )ionerg" fields are

seen a similar energ" radiation surrounds or emanates from animals(

trees and e'en minerals li#e gems( though in all these cases it is less

comle! as well as e!tensi'e as in human )eings&



It is ossi)le for man to chec# these auric energ" radiations at the

outer e!tremities and )uild them into a #ind of rotecti'e wall& his is

#nown as $#a'racha% or an occult shield( which will )e a)solutel"

imer'ious to an" #ind of in'isi)le influence( so long as such an

effort of will is held in the mind&

In the field of aura( the inner Fualities of man are e!ressed in terms

of colourful energ" atterns& It is reall" the mirror in which e'er"

inner most desire( e'er" feeling( almost e'er" thought of the in

dwelling man is reflected& 3ut these manifestations its colours(

)rillianc"( the rate of its ulsations 8 are all changing from moment to

moment& An out)urst of anger will charge the whole of the energ"

field with dee red flashes on a )lac# )ac#ground a sudden fright

will in a moment change e'er"thing to a mass of ghastl" li'id gra"& If

the flashes of colours formed )" the 'i)rations connected with an"

articular desire are reeated strongl" and ha)ituall"( the" roduce a

ermanent tinge of that colour in the aura& his forms the

characteristic aura of an indi'idual&

0an" clair'o"ants ha'e descri)ed the nature and meaning of these

colours seen in the human aura& 7olden Yellow : e!resses the



intellectualit" )rilliantl" golden( rising to lemon9"ellow( signifies the

intellect directed to higher and no)ler aims of life a deeer and duller

colour indicates its direction towards worldl" am)itions&

Luminous Electric 3lue : is the mar# of higher siritualit" and is

almost alwa"s accomanied )" sar#ing golden stars( which reresent

siritual asirations&

3right 7reen imlies strong 'italit"( ingenuit" and Fuic#ness of

resourece&

3rilliant 'iolet indicates )ene'olence& he garment of *a"a *e'i( the

7oddess of uni'ersal )ene'olence is )right 'iolet& Earlier clair'o"ants

ha'e ascri)ed this to siritual lo'e for humanit" or uni'ersal

)rotherhood( siritual awa#ening( s"math" for rotecting all life&

3lac# clouds usuall" indicate hatred and malice&

*ee red flashes on a )lac# )ac#ground show anger& Lurid flaming

red indicates se!ual assions&

3rown indicates decetion

Li'id gra" re'eals fear( a most hideous and frightful li'e&

7ra"9green shows deceit&

3rownish gre" with occasional red flashes sea# of .ealous"&



Crimson indicates lo'e and affection&

Orange( if clear( indicates am)ition( if tinged with )rown( it shows

ride&

3lue indicates religious feelings and Light )lue signifies de'otion to a

no)le ideal or a siritual 3eing +7uru,&

All these energ" colours are caa)le of almost infinite com)inations

and modifications( so much that the modern in'estigators of the

carona discharges will not )e a)le to understand easil" what these

colours reall" mean&

As long ago as the B2%s hotograher named 5iol"te 3araduc

claimed to ha'e hotograhed non h"sical henonmon of aura&

4irlian hotograh"( de'eloed half a centur" later( has similarl"

claimed to hotograh energ" fields around li'ing matter( whose

roonents( are Fuic# to identif" with the legendar" life%s glow called

$aura%&

It was de'eloed )" a Russian electrical engineer Sem"on 4irlian(

who is in BM1M noticed( whilst wor#ings in a hosital( that during a

atient%s electrical treatment tin" light flashes would .um )etween

the electrodes and s#in of the atient& 5e attemted to hotograh this



effect )" lacing a hotograhic late )etween an electrode and the

s#in& Dsing metal electrodes +the usual glass ones ic#ed u stra"

light and fogged the film, and since there was an element of ris#

in'ol'ed& he three second e!osure that he ga'e his late was

ainful( )ut the result was worth it&

Instead of light flashes( elongated )undles of ra"s were seen tracing

the outline of his fingertis& hese results encouraged 4irlian to

de'elo aaratus for hotograhing 'arious o).ects in a high

freFuenc" field& 3eginning with )lac# and white hotograhs( he soon

rogressed to colour where his ictures were reall" sectacular&

A lant leaf( freshl" ic#ed( showed a disla" of millions of light

sots( with coloured regions to left and right of the outlines of the

'eins& /inger ads showed )right red( surrounded )" )luish gets&

he ne!t de'eloment was the construction of the aaratus to show

the changing forms and colours of the $auras% so far onl"

hotograhed as a continuous rocess& he results here were e'en

)etter 8 his hand was surrounded )" )right clouds of )lue and gold(

with disla"s of multi coloured twin#ling lights& A freshl" ic#ed leaf



was similar( )ut when he used an old dead leaf its dim clouds were

stationar" and no light flashes were seen at all&

4irlian soon found that li'ing o).ects roduced mo'ing disla"s that

changed according to their h"sical state and that inorganic o).ects

+such as coins, onl" show atterns relating to their h"sical structure&

/or e!amle( 4irlian hotograh" of two lea'es identical to the na#ed

e"e showed one to ha'e a malignant disease( shadow" stains

aearing inside the leaf with malignanc"& Intrigued )" this( 4irlian

e!erimented with eole in ain and found that ain changed )oth

the form and colour hotograhed on finger ads& 5arshl" coloured

$ra"s )undles% were resent that were normall" a)sent for eole in

good health& Easing the ain changed the colours to more astel

shades and when the ain was gone( the light )undles disaeared&

So'iet )iologists used similar techniFues more recentl"( to e!amine

the rocess of death& Photograhing the auras of small animals( the"

noted that with aroaching death the disla" faded out( finall"

ceasing altogether at the moment of death& Suggestions were made )"

researchers that not onl" ain and sic#ness disla"ed the 'ariations

)ut that emotional conditions such as .o" and sadness( other mental



conditions( also roduced recogni@a)le changes& 6ith much

enthusiasm the" were reroduced in the 6eston s"chic ress( man"

immediatel" identif"ing the 4irlian results with the aura $seen% )"

clair'o"ants&

Scientific in'estigations in America ha'e suorted diagnostic claims

for 4irlian hotograh"& /or e!amle( alcohol( when administered in

measured doses to se'eral su).ects( rogressi'el" widened their

colour from )lue to white& Similarl"( schi@ohrenics showed an

almost non e!istent fingerad carona shortl" )efore a sei@ure( while a

$normal% attern re9aears afterwards&

5owe'er( there are man" factors which can affect the final

hotograh( such as field freFuenc"( ositioning the o).ect(

temerature( humidit" and cleanliness& It will reFuire much further

research whese all these arameters are closel" controlled )efore the

scientists 'erif" all the clair'o"ant claims 8 identif"ing secific

atterns with secific emotional or h"sical conditions with an"

accurac"& 3oth so'iet and American researchers feel that information

a)out a erson%s h"sical( emotional and mental condition can )e

drawn from these ictures& he disco'er" of a h"sical e!lanation



for the 4irlian henomena would in no wa" rule out the ossi)ilit"

that the image aearing on the film is an asect of the aura&

0an( it is said( is the measure of all things& 5umanit" has li'ed on

earth for more than two million "ears( hardl" more than the )lin#ing

of an e"e in relation to earth%s total histor"( which stretches )ac# for

the almost inconcei'a)le san of H22 million "ears& If the age of

earth from its origin to the resent time is imagined as eFui'alent to a

single da" then man aeared less than a minute from midnight at the

da"%s end& Yet the stor" of this a)"ss of time )efore man%s arri'al is

#nown to him or can )e lead )" his suersensor" ercetion&



CRI0E *EECION 3Y CLAIRVOYANCE

Se'eral documented cases of crime detection )" clair'o"ance has

)een reorted )" olice officials as well as )" others& he following

case are )ut a few among them&

*r&6&5&C& enhaeff of Dtrecht records this case in $5et 7eneral

Raort% No&1 +0arch BMH &B1, :

>In a certain scientific la)orator" one da" not 'er" long ago( it was

disco'ered that H grams of latinum were missing& he reco'er" of

so tin" an o).ect seemed a hoeless roortion howe'er( the

La)orator" *irector recalled that the wife of one of his emlo"ees

was a clair'o"ant whose ser'ices had ro'ed useful to him more than

once& he emt" container of latinum was set )efore this women as a

#ind of clue or $inductor% as certain aras"chologists ut it& hen the

women went into a trance and descri)ed a man waiting in the central

Rail road station with a light coloured )rief case& his made sense: the

la)orator" director often too# the latinum home with him in his )rief

case for the sa#e of securit" )ut of course( there could )e no

susicion that he was the thief& hen the woman was urged to

continue her trance ne!t she ictured a )londe( lan#" "outh a)out G2



"ears old( with small hands( this was an e!act descrition of one of

the la)orator" arentices she added that the Youngman hand not

onl" stolen latinum )ut was now offering it for sale at a secific

address in the North 4aisersgracht district& And the latinum was

actuall" found there?&

he senior San#arachar"a of 4amo#otieetam +<agadguru

Chandrase#hara Saraswath", had e!traordinar" clair'o"ant owers&

5e at times disclosed strange facts to eole& he following is an

authentic e'idence of his Psi&



CLAIRVOYAN SD*Y O/ 0ANRAS

0antra in Sans#rit means the sou'iour of the chanter( racticall" the

sell or charm that rotects& he infinite 'ariet" of 0antras in

traditional ractice from time immemorial can )e )roadl" classified

into two ma.or di'isions 8 the Vaidhe#a 0antras or the Vedic h"mns

used for siritual ulift or for welfare of all humanit" and the

antraisa 0antras or sells which )ring Fuic# results eseciall" for

healings( fascination( acFuisition of wealth( su).urgating an enem"

etc&

An" affirmation li#e a)racada)ra can roduce a s"chological

+sometimes also h"sical, effect siml" )ecause of the strong

con'iction of the oerator that the result must follow and artl"

)ecause of e!ectation of the erson uon whom the" are oerating&

Ps"chic healing( li#e the well #nown mantric cures for sna#e9)ite or

scorion9string( is largel" effecti'e due to unFuestiona)le faith in the

ancient formulas( and the determined will of the oerator that the

recise results will follow&

A 'ariant of this faith affirmation is the word lin#s with owerful

currents of thoughts and associated feelings& he famous >VA*5E



0A5RA0? slogan of the freedom9fighters of our land is an

a))re'iated form of $VAN*5E VE*A 0ANR5ARA0% which

instantl" lin#s to the ancient Vedic insiration 8 a 'ast 0antric current

of man" millenniums re'er)erating through the ethereal realm into the

in'o#er%s mind& Resonse comes from the inner9most recesses of the

mind transcending ersonal )arriers of re.uidice )ecause such

associations stimulate racial memories and in'o#e a definite strea# of

thought&

here are certain in'ocations which )ring e!cellent results )"

co'enant )onds or hereditar" lineage& he shraddha 0antras( which

in'o#e ancestors +dead, from in'isi)le realms( )rings a shower of

)enefit on the in'o#ens& Another good e!amle of this #ind of

0antras is the 0adwai Veeran Ddal#attu 0antra in amil& his

in'o#es a great warrior in the other side of the 'eil( who massages the

s"chic inner structures of the in'o#er for health and strength& he

0antra of Yashini Swadha for eas" child )irth also wor#s on a similar

rincile&-

here are a large class of 0antras which act )" the inherent meaning

of the words reeated& Si! Rama 0antra( which is racticed in a



written form +Lighitha <aa, as well as in oral and mental recitations(

roduces the admira)le *i'ine Fualities of si! in the mind of the

reciter 8 Fualities such as utter erse'erance( fulfilling one%s romises

to others at all costs( unconFuera)le inner nature master" o'er

tri)ulant circumstances etc& all at once )" a single rocess& 6hen a

man recites $Rama% with firm confidence o'er and o'er again( so that

the meaning 'i)rates strongl" in the )rain and the su)tle inner )odies(

in the inner realms he moulds his s"hic structure in the image of

rama& At an ad'anced stage of reetition of the 0antra the seed9core

of the human s"che will 'i)rate in resonance with the 0antra

)ringing a total transformation of the mind and )od"& Of all the

mantras which wor# )" meaning Sri Rama 0antra seems to )e most

otent& he national eic( Rama"ana( has )een re'erentl" read )" the

oulace through out the ages for this reason also& 3" mere chanting

of two9lettered s"lla)i man" s"chological comle!es could )e easil"

resol'ed Legend has it that an ordinar" sa'rage hunter turned into a

suer seer and an eminent oet )" the ower of Sri Rama 0antra& Sri

Rama is reall" the finitised infinite



his mantra also wor#s )" its m"stical intonation as well& All mantras

which wor# )" their sound 'i)rations roduce li'ing images of the

in'o#ed ideas or )eings& As soon as one focuses the mantra he

'isuali@es or roduces the *eit" )ehind the mantra& his image stands

)efore the e"e)row centre of the reciter& As he reeats constantl" the

mantra( the form )efore his e"e increases in richness and strength of

its contents glowing with a more )rilliant energ"& Since e'er" thought

image sent out into the uni'ersal mind carries with it a su)tle

magnetic thread which lin#s the indi'idual mind with the o).ect of its

fashion( this image connects the reciter%s mind to the *eit" in'o#ed&

his thread continues to attract the *eit" until an actual resence is

materiali@ed&

0antras in Sans#rit enetrate 'er" deel" into the su)tle la"ers of

matter and roduce 'i)rations in the Cosmic Ether #nown as

V"omanada& In Sans#rit the sound eFui'alents of actual forms are

used as words& /or e!amle( the word 3e#haha +3he#, 'i)rates in the

su)tle matter to form a frog which is the meaning of the word& he

word Sur"aha +Sur"a, would roduce one image of the sun for its

sound and its meaning& In most other languages( such as in English(



the sun would roduce a sound9image Fuite distinct from its thought

image +meaning, of the sun& A fine stud" of the sculture of 'i)rations

is made )" scientists recentl"- which agrees with the occult concet

that e'er" sound can roduce a definite form& his is the reason

)ehind sonorous chanting of 0antras& Rolling sonorous sounds is one

wa"s of tuning u the mental 'i)rations to higher realms& Sans#rit

0antras )" 'irtue of their cosmic origin draw radiant energ" wa'es

+called e.as Sha#thi, into the astral and mental constitution and the

long range result is the magnetic charisma of ersonalit" of the

ractioner&

6hate'er could )e achie'ed )" a owerful e!ercise of the

concentrated will of the Inner 0an( is readil" roduced )" the

Sans#rit 0antras( )ecause of their inherent occult nature& An"thing

one can roduce )" 0antic 'i)rations could )e achie'ed )" strong

concentrated 6ill ower without the 0antra )ut the 0antra is li#e a

iece of la)our sa'ing machiner"& Instantl" it sets u the reFuired

'i)rations( condensing se'eral "ears of wor# +and in the case of

0ahamantras culminating centuries of original thought, and ma#ing

the occult wor# easier and economical&



A )ritish clair'o"ant who >loo#ed into the matter +of the occult ower

of 0antras, with considera)le care( and also made use of it

afterwards? sa"s >it was 'er" remar#a)le? It is found in the loo#

entitled >5E 5I**EN LI/E IN /REE 0ASONRY? P&11- :

>his mantra is found( I am told( in the 7oalathani and 4rishna

Danishads(

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- he sculture of 'i)rations 9

- *S +BMG, 0adras

And in comosed of fi'e arts as follows :

+B, 4lin( 4rishna"a( +G, 7o'inda"a +1, 7oi.ana +H, Valla)ha"a

+,Swaha& As one meditates uon this with intent each s"lla)le ma#es

a line in such a osition that a fi'e9ointed star results( as in /igure

+)elow,

>And as the mantra is reeated these stars ile u )ehind one another

to form a tu)e ha'ing this fi'e ointed form of cross section( which

ma#es a channel for siritual force coming from Shri 4rishna(&& the

7reat one who entered into the )od" of <esus as the Christ& 6ith the



force coming through it the mantra can )e used for man" uroses

such as healing( or the remo'al of fine and other elementals as well as

for general good&?

he 7a"athri is erhas the greatest and most )eautiful of all the

ancient mantras& It has )een chanted all o'er India from time

immemorial( and the *e'a #ingdom has learnt to understand it and

resond to it in a 'er" stri#ing manner 8 a manner which is in itself

most significant( as showing that in an antiFuit" so remote that the

'er" memor" of it has )een forgotten( the altruistic use of such

mantras was full" comrehended and racticed& It )egins alwa"s with

the sacred word( Om and with the enumeration of the lanes uon

which its action is desired 9 the three worlds in which man li'es( the

h"sical( the astral and the mental and as each lane is mentioned(

the *e'as )elonging to that lane floc# round the singer with .o"ous

enthusiasm to do the wor# which )" the recitation of the mantra he is

a)out to gi'e them&

his wonderful mantra is am in'ocation to the sum 8 of course reall"

to the Solar Logos( who stands )ehind the grandest of all s"m)ols

and the great shaft of high which immediatel" ours down uon and



into the reciter comes as though from the h"sical sun( in whate'er

direction the sun ma" haen to )e& his shaft of light is white tinged

with gold( and shot with that electric )lue which is so often seen(

)ut when it has filled the 'er" soul of the reciter ir romtl" shoots

from him again in se'en great ra"s of comes ha'ing the colours of the

sectrum& It is as though the singer acts as a rism: "et the colour9ra"s

which dart forth one of a shae the re'erse of what we usuall" find in

such cases& Commonl" when we send out ra"s of siritual force the"

sring forth from a oint in the )od" 8 the heart( the )rain( or some

other centre and as the" shoot out the" steadil" )roaden fan wise( as

do those shining from a light house& 3tu these ra"s start from a )asis

wider then the man himself 8 a )asis which is the circumference of his

aura and instead of widening out the" decrease to a oint( .ust as do

the ra"s of a con'entional star e!cet that the" one of course comes of

light instead of mere triangles&

Another remar#a)le feature is that these se'en ra"s do not radiate in a

circle in all directions( )ut onl" in a semi9circle in the direction which

the reciter is facing& /urthermore( thee ra"s ha'e a curious aearance

of solidif"ing as the" glow narrower( until the" end in a oint of



)linding light& And a still more curious henomenon that these oints

out as though the" were li'ing if a man haens to come in the wa"

of one of them( that oint cur'es with incredi)le raidit" and touches

his heart and his )rain( causing them to glow momentaril" in

resonse& Each ra" aears to )e a)le to roduce this result on an

indefinite num)er of eole in succession in testing it on a closel"9

ac#ed crowd we found that the ra"s aarentl" di'ided the crowd

)etween them( each acting on the section that haen to )e in front of

it and non interfering with an" other section&-

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- he masters and the ath )" C6 Lead)eater( BMG heosohical

Pu)lishing 5ouse( 0adras &BH



5E /ODR5 *I0ENSION OR $5YPER SPACE%

he e!tension of our world in other directions has often )een called

h"er sace& he man" dimensions of the uni'erse has )een acceted

as a mathematical concet( while in truth it reflects the realit" of the

inner worlds& E'er" o).ect also has an e!tension( howe'er minute( in

a direction which is called the fourth dimension& /undamentall" there

is onl" one #ind of matter e!isting in the uni'erse( although the e!tent

of the raidit" of its 'i)ration su)di'ides the dimensions& he

dimensions of sace conseFuentl" e!ist indeendentl" of the matter

which lies within them& he h"ersace graduall" delimits the

consciousness from e!eriencing the realit" and there is the highest

state of awareness transcending the man" dimensions of matter 8

ime and sace 8 the Cosmic Consciousness& *escent of the inner

consciousness from the Cosmic to the h"sical is manifested )" the

limitations of ercetion of these dimensions& /or e!amle in the

mental realm onl" fi'e of these directions remain while in the astral

lane as the consciousness mo'es outward it lo'es one more of its

ower and so is limited to the concetion of four dimentions& hen the

further outward manifestation )ring the consciousness to the h"sical



world( limiting the gras of fourth dimension& 3" inner sight one can

comrehend the h"ersace while still wide awa#e in the h"sical

world& his hidden side of the h"sical world is the higher world of

multi dimensions s"naestheticall" e!erienced )" clair'o"ants& he

unseen realms which interenetrate the familiar 'isi)le realm forms

)" fare the most imortant art of it& Clair'o"ants #now man"

'arieties fo the finer interenetrati'e matter 8 one( two( three

infinit"&

0an" characteristics of the fourth dimension concei'ed )" solid

geometr" and modern mathematics agree with remar#a)le e!actitude

with first realm of the in'isi)le which interenetrates the h"sical&

here are some reorts of cases where a urel" intellectual stud" of

the geometr" of the fourth dimension has oened u the astral sight in

the students& /or asiring "oung s"chics such wor#s as ertium

Organum )" P&*&Ousens#"&

Some of the astral henomena could )e easil" understood )"

comaring G9* and 19* lanes& /or e!amle :

O).ects lifted through the three dimension( could )e made to aear

or disaear from the two dimensional world at will& his e!lains



how aortation is achie'ed in the H9* astral lane& Also an o).ect

comletel" surrounded )" a line could )e lifted out of the enclosed

sace through the third dimension& 0aterialisation henomenon is

similarl" achie'ed )" an analogous rocess in the H9* realm& A right9

handed o).ect could )e turned through the third dimension and made

to re9aear as a left handed one&

3" )ending o'er a G9* world( reresented )" a sheet of aer( two

distant oints could )e )rought together or e'en made to coincide(

thus destro"ing the G9* concet of sace or distance& his how

astrall" o).ects remo'ed rom closed )o!es&

3" loo#ing down( from the 19* on to a G9* o).ect e'er" oints of the

latter could )e seen at once and free from the distortion of

ersecti'e& his e!lains how an astral clair'o"ant can e!amine all

arts of an o).ect( e&g& of a cu)e( are seen simultaneousl"( free from

all distortions of ersecti'e&

ime is not reall" the fourth dimension totall"& ime limitations on

consciousness graduall" reduced in the fourth and higher dimension&

ime is thus a secial roert" of matter and could )e called the

satial e!tension of the multi9dimensional uni'erse&



6ith the H9* 'ision it is o)ser'ed that the or)iting lanets of our solar

s"stem( which are isolated in the 19* sace h"sicall"( are .oined

together as the etals of a great flower : 5ence the Vedic concet of

the solar s"stem as a 4amalam or lotus&



A CASE /OR PRE*ESINAION

Ps"chical researchers ha'e gained su)stantial e'idence of

recognition )" reeating the so9called the $auditorium seat

e!eriments with the *utch clair'o"ants( 7erard Croiset& Prof&

6&5&C& enhaeff de'ised and conducted these e!eriments in BMH(

wherein the s"chic reads the s"chic records of time to descri)e the

identit" of a erson who later is to occu" a certain seat among

se'eral rows groued in an auditorium&

he e!erimental design was that 8 +a, Croiset en'isions the erson

)" recognition( at times )efore the future occuant of the seat has

actuall" decided the meeting or at least )efore the erson has decided

to select his seat and

+), the clair'o"ant reads all details of this erson( whom in all

li#elihood he has ne'er )efore met&

Prof& enhaeff has carried out some one hundred and fift" seat

e!eriments with 0r&Croiset& In each case the sensiti'e was as#ed

man" hours )efore the actual meeting to ma#e a rediction a)out the

future occuant of a gi'en seat& Croiset made these redictions



an"where from ten to one hundred and four hours rior to the

meeting&

At times( the choise is made )" using a seating lan& On other

occasions( siml" )" gi'ing the osition of the seat : such as Row V(

se'enth seat from the right& he choices are noted and #et in a sealed

en'eloe& Croiset descri)es the characteristics of the future occuant(

his or her stature( gait( facial aearance( hair( hands( scars( or manner

of dress& A)o'e all( he mentions recent or ast e!eriences which

could ser'e as identification&

Later( after the audience ha'e entered the meeting hall and occuied

the chairs( the clair'o"ant%s statements are chec#ed )" Fuestioning of

the selected chair%s occuant& he results ha'e re'ealed the startlingl"

accurate descrition of Croiset%s clair'o"ance that( in the words of

Prof& 5ans 3ender of the Dni'ersit" of /rei)urg( 7erman"( >an

element of ure chance can )e dismissed as highl" imro)a)le&?

Another interesting o)ser'ation occasionall" was noted: Croiset ma"(

for an instance( recei'e no imression at all9and when the meetings is

oened( the chairs are found to )e unoccuied& In other cases( the

s"chic foresees 'isions concerning two ersons& his sort of



occurrences can haen when two ersons successi'el" occu" the

same chair& In a few cases( imressions on a erson on a near)" chair

are mi!ed with those on the occuant of the selected chair& 6here an

occuant is deel" concerned a)out some erson close to him( Croiset

ma" also recei'e 'isions a)out this second erson( who is ro)a)l"

not e'en in the audience&

On No'em)er B( BMHM- Police Insector S& recorded an imression

which Croiset recei'ed in reference to a meeting scheduled to ta#e

lace at Enschde a da" later& he clair'o"ant%s reading was: >he

elderl" woman has a son who wears a na'" uniform& In an" case this

son is a sailor& I see a toredo e!losion& *id this lad" lose a mem)er

of the famil" as the result of toredo fire on the Atlandic Coast=&& In

an har)our on the Atlandic ocean=?

he ne!t night a lad" in the audience reorted that this assertion

certainl" was meant for her( her )rother( who had ser'ed in the Ro"al

Na'"( lost his life when his sli was toredoed during the war in the

la" at Pl"mouth&

On 0a" B1( BMG( Croiset attended a dinner at the lecture hall of the

/rei)urg Institute of Paras"cholog" and Ps"choh"gience& Suddenl"



he left the dinner ta)le and crossed the hall( where as "et no chairs

had )een laced& 5e ointed to a certain sot in the room( and

roceeded to descri)e a "oung man who would sit there during

demonstrations scheduled for the following night& 5e claimed to see

the "oung man in rather rimiti'e sic# Fuarters& 5e also had the

imression that the "oung man had an e!traordinar" gift for initiating

eole&

he auditorium chec# the ne!t night on the sot which Croiset

ointed out a da" )efore was seat no&B( occuied )" a "oung student&

5e had )een a risoner of war in Russia( and had freFuentl" )een

hositalised under rimiti'e condition& 5e had also( while a risoner

)efriended a fellow 8 risoner of enigmatic ersonalit"

characteristics& In order to gain a closer understanding of this man%s

ersonalit"( the student had ta#en to initiating him&

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- >he Croiset e!eriments?( a aer read )" Prof&5ans 3ende' at the

International Conference of Parah"cological Studies( Dtrecht(

5olland +<ul" 12 to Augst ( BM1,&

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CLAIRVOYAN SD*Y O/ 5E SRDCDRE O/ $AO0%

Long )efore the dicco'er" of an" su)9atomic article )" modern

h"sicists two 3ritish clair'o"ants carefull" studied and fascinatingl"

disclosed the inner structure of the $ultimate% atoms in the true

etmological sense&

Nearl" two hundred su) atomic articles are now recogni@ed )" our

contemorar" article h"sicists& 0an" of them ha'e )een detected

e!erimentall" )" means of the sohisticated technolog" of high

energ" h"sics& he increasingl" detailed understanding of su)9

atomic e'ents has lead to the ostulation of other articles such as the

$Fuar#s% +a roton as a triangular cluster of three articles,&

Contemorar" scientists will now ac#nowledge the earl" o)ser'ations

of the clair'o"ants who ha'e descri)ed with ama@ing accurac" the

nature of the electron and other su)9atomic articles&-

6hen a clair'o"ant concentrates on the interior of a cr"stal or a metal(

he notices a fine ha@e of light en'eloing it( followed )" streams of

light ra"s&



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• Contro'ersial to the then widesred *alton%s Atomic theor"(

)efore no su)9atomic articles were #nown to s"sicists( when

these clair'o"ant readings were first u)lished in LDCI/ER(

No'em)er( BM +A series of clair'o"ant o)ser'ations on the

chemical elements )" C&6& Lead)eater and *r&Annie 3esant, a

few scientists who e!amined these claims re.ected them as

fantas"& A ossi)le reconcillation came when $Fuar#s% were

ostulated( reFuiring su) di'ison of the roton into three )ond

Fuar#s& In mid BM2%s *r&Stehen Phillis( researching in

articles h"sics at the Dni'ersit" of California at *aris came to

the conclusion that the h"sicists $Fuar#s% had )een seen

clair'o"antl" >some eight" "ears re'iousl" and ossi)l" much

earlier )" Indian Yogis?& *r&Phillis has unified the occult and

scientific theories of the atom in most recise and con'incing

details in his >E!trasensor" Percetion of Tuar#s? +he

heosohical Pu)lishing 5ouse Illinois( DSA BM2, and

concluded that clair'o"ant can >see? the atom as it is&



Shooting out from the material in all directions& 6ith greater

magnification the mist )ecomes articulate( consisting m"riads of

similar oints of light in chaotic motion& he clair'o"ant ma" catch

sight of glo)es of scintillating oints( tossing and warring a)out as if

)lown )" in'isi)le winds& At close 'iew( these consist of 'er" closel"

ac#ed grous of oints of light held in geometrical configurations

such as tetrahedra( octahedral and he!agons& Collecti'el" the" aear

as rigid( geometric figure& he shae is characteristic of a articular

element irresecti'e of its h"sical state or its urit"& his is the )asic

structural unit which aears to the clair'o"ant%s ga@e& /or e!amle

radium as seen )" magnified clair'o"ant 'ision shows the

arrangement of lighted oints in the central glo)es& It should )e

understood that the reorted arra"s are in three dimensional sace( so

that the sectors of the diagram actuall" deicts segments of sheres&

he clair'o"ant can >loo#? through them and notice other atoms

near)"&



RA*ID0 AO0

he clair'o"ant o)ser'ation of the radium $atom% li#e in other cases

shows fields within fields within fields or wheels within wheels

within wheels& Clair'o"ant%s o'e!'iew of atoms( as shown in the

a)o'e diagram( aeared as highl" structured )odies( gi'ing the

imression of definite e!ternal shaes with the interior su)di'ided

into comartments of sherical( a'oid( corical and other geometrical

shaes& hese )odies in turn had smaller comonents with them(

which in their turn were o)ser'ed to contain 'er" much smaller

articles these seemed to )e the ultimate units of h"sical matter and

were called >ultimate h"sical atoms?& In the final anals"sis of these

articles of all elements consisted onl" two t"es( one mirror image

on the other& In site of the 'i)rating atom%s 'igorous g"rations in all

concei'a)le modes( the magnif"ing facult" of clair'o"ance could )e

focused to o)ser'e accuratel" the energetic mo'ements of the su)

atomic articles which aear to create tenuous walls +oscillating

)etween astral and h"sical, that could not )e easil" determined&

Recording these earl" o)ser'ations enthusiasticall" *r&Annie 3esant

writes in the >Occult Chemistr"?- :



>he ultimate h"sical atom( which is the same in all o)ser'ed cases(

is an e!ceedingl" comle! )od"&& It is comosed entirel" of sirals(

the siral )eing in turn comosed of sirallae and these again of

minuter sirallae& &&the illustrations&&will gi'e some idea of the

comle!it" of this fundamental unit of the h"sical uni'erse&

>In one case force ours in from the $outside from the fourth

dimentional sace and assing through the atom( ours into the

h"sical world& In the second( it ours in from the h"sical world and

out through the atom into the $outside% again&- i&e& 'anishes from the

h"sical world& he one is li#e a sring( from which water )u))les

out the other is li#e a hole( into which water disaears& 6e call the

atoms from which force comes out ositi'e or male those through

which it disaears( negati'e or female& All atoms( so far as o)ser'ed(

are of one or other of these two forms&

>It will )e seen that the atom is a shere( slightl" flattened and there is

a deression at the oint where the force flows in( causing a heart li#e

form& Each atom is surrounded )" a field( formed of the atoms of the

four higher lanes( which surround and interenetrate it?&



$OCCDL C5E0ISRY% INVESI7AIONS

*isco'ering new elements and +them un#nown, isotoes( *r&3esant

and Lead)eater s"mmetricall" filled the gas in the Periodic a)le of

Elements-- 9 In the reface to the $occult chemistr"% the" write:

>In addition to these( we found three chemical waifs: an unrecogni@ed

stranger )etween h"drogen and helium which we named occultum(

for uroses of reference( and two 'arieties of one element( which we

named 4alon and meta9#alon( )etween Kenon and Osmium 6e also

found four 'arieties of four recogni@ed& he disco'er" of an isotoe of

an element for the first time( for e!amle of Neon in BM2 )" 3esant

and Lead)eater which was afterwards confirmed )" Aston in BMB1&

he term $isoto% was not used )" them since it was coined onl" in

BMB2& It was called meta 8 neon )" )oth grous of in'estigators&

he disco'er" of meta9organ( meta9#r"ton and meta9!enon ha'e

)een confirmed as isotoes )" science& $4alon% and $meta9#alon% ha'e

not "et )een disco'ered )" science&

he disco'er" of Platinum 3 is now called $canadiun% +At&6t&BMB&GG,

he disco'er" in BM of a new element in air of Atomic weight 1

+5"drogen^B, was named the $ocenttum% in BM2& Aston isolated an



isotoe of 5elium of mass 1 +1B&B2&BMHG,& here is also an isoto of

helium of Atomic weight 1&

he disco'er" and recording in BM2M of three new elements

0asurium( Rhenium and >? of Atomic weights B22&BB( B&BB and

GGG& resecti'el" +5^B, ha'e )een confirmed )" science the

element of atomic num)er >? was disco'ered sectoscoicall" in

BM1B& It is now roosed to call >? /rancium +s"m)ol /r&, 8

NADRE( H&B&MBH P&B2&

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-- In BM2 onl" elements were isolated )" chemists& Elements- and re fi!ed meta to the name of each and a second form of latinum thatwe named latinum 3&?--999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999-he occult chemistr" )" C6 Lead)rater and *r&3esant BM2theosohical u)lishing house( 0adras&P&KIV999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999



LI/E ON O5ER PLANES

Is there life on 0ars= he )right orange sand" lant 0ars( clair'o"ant

in'estigations re'eal( is inha)ited )" all classes of )iological life(

including the 5umans li#e oursel'es& 0artiams aear to )e all of a

single race and are smaller )eing all under fi'e feet height& he" ha'e

common so#en language& here are )londes and )runettes( some are

"ellowish in comle!ion& All ha'e "ellow hair( )lue e"es& 0artians

refer )rilliant coloured dresses most of them are )are9feet wal#ers(

while some wear metallic sliers& heir common tongue seems to )e

simlified to the ultimate degree&

0ars is inha)ited )" a scientificall" well ad'anced ci'ili@ation& he

towns loo# li#e garden cities& heir houses are single9store" )uildings

and are richl" decorated with flowers& Entrance doors are oened )"

steing on a sot on the floor( run )ac# into the walls on each side

and are of metal( li#e all furniture and fittings& he houses loo# li#e

coloured glass( "et no outsider can see inside& La)our9sa'ing

machiner" of all 'arieties are emlo"ed throughout the mars and as a

conseFuence martians are distinctl" indolent( much of their wor#

)eing done )" trained domestic animals&



One monarchical #ing go'erns the whole lanetar" go'ernment(

though the monarch" is not hereditar"& Pol"gam" is widesread( all

children are handed o'er to the state to )e reared and educated( most

eole do not #now their arents& he children are carefull" sorted

according to their atitudes( the most caa)le )eing trained to )ecome

the ruling class( from which the #ing chooses all officials and aoints

his successor&

0edical ad'ances on mars has resulted in a high Fualit" of ersonal

health for all its eole& Almost disease has )een eliminated and

martians do not worn out )" the infirmities of old age& 6hen the

desire to li'e fades alwa"s a 0artian dies& At his own reFuest( he ma"

)e ainlessl" assed into transition&

0artians are non sectarians& here is no religion( nor temle

worshis& Nothing is considered to )e truth unless it is ro'ed to )e

$highl" scientific and strictl" demonstra)le%& o )elie'e an"thing

which can not )e strictl" demonstra)le is not onl" foolish )ut a

ositi'e crime( )eing a danger to u)lic eace& In the remote histor"

0artians ha'e suffered from religious ersecutions and ha'e



determined that such things ne'er reeat again& As a natural

conseFuence ure scientific reason now reigns the 0artian minds&

If a future astronant aroaches 0ars( he would see that there are

clouds there and that the aearance of the lanet is much li#e our

own world& Of all lanets of our solar s"stem 0ars has man"

arallelism with our Earth( e'en its land masses ointing southward&

0ars has an e!tremel" thin atmoshere e!tending to B22 miles( )eing

comara)le to that found on the to of our highest mountains )ut it is

air with a mi!ture of rain and dew& he olar snow cas increase in

their winter& As these cas recede in the warmer season( green

'egetation de'elos& hese are the green" atches on 0ars reorted

)" astronomers in regular seasonal changes& E'er" da" at noon the

lanet is a)o'e free@ing oints e'en at the oles and at night )elow

the free@ing oint e'er"where&

Certainl" the D/Os are martian e!eriments aiming at inter lanetar"

studies and communication ossi)ilities& 0an" 0artians ha'e )een

reincarnating on earth( whose wisdom is our science toda"&



5E SRAN7ENESS O/ EKISENCE

Of all m"steries of Nature( 0an%s earl" origin( e'entual e'olution and

ultimate destin" seems to )e the e'er un#nowa)le& 6hence came he(

this e!traordinar" focus of uni'ersal intelligence( the crown of all

creation on the glo)e& 5as he descended from the cosmic sun in the

downing creation li#e a radiant angel to )ecome the temorar" tenent

of this lanetar" home= Or has he claimed uwards through aeons of

dim ages( tracing his ancestr" from rime'al slime( through fish(

retile( mammal u to the human= Is he e'ol'ing onwards( clim)ing

higher and higher( onl" to fall o'er the reciice of death( erhas )"

a nerclear wie out( learning )ehind him a free@ing lanet( the

seulcher of m"riad ci'ili@ations or is resent sinal of e'olution )ut

the schooling of an immortal ower( destined in his maturit" to weild

the total master" o'er the entire uni'erse=

o find answers to these and se'eral other related Fuestions( man"

e!lorations ha'e )een made in the great )e"ond in the higher reaches

of the cosmos( the world of in'isi)le forces and owers which uhold

all 'isi)le creation: the realm whence the uni'ersal laws oerate to

sustain all& he seers of "ore fairl" full" descri)ed in their sacred



scritures( the smuthis and the Puranas& hese most ancient records

ascri)e to the earth and its inha)itants a eriod of e!istence of 'ast

e!tent- and of mar'elous comle!it": hundreds of millions of "ears

are tossed together to gi'e time for the slow and la)orious rocesses

of Nature: /ruther and further )ac# $rime'al man% is ushed& 4umari

4andam +later #nown as Lemuria, is seen where the might" Pacific

now rolls& hough latel" disco'ered( Lemuria is the oldest of lands

and its eole( the earl" amilians( the first race on earth&



/or the ma.orit" of man#ind( life resents a series of tangles and

u@@les 8 tangles one cannot easil" unra'el( u@@les one cannot easil"

sol'e& 6h" one is >luc#"? and another >unluc#"?= 6h" is one

indi'idual re'ented )" the )unches of >air crash? from catching an

airlane( while hundreds of others erish without an" forewarning=

6h" do we li#e one erson the moment we see himQher( while we as

romtl" disli#e others( howe'er resenta)le in manner and seech

the" ma" )e& Tuestions li#e these are continuall" arising and are

continuall" left unanswered( and "et answers can )e found )" the

inner search +)" clair'o"ance, into the une!lained laws of life&

/ro all these seeming incongruities and in.ustices( these aarentl"

fortuitous e'ents are merel" results of the most fundamental natural

Laws 8 the Laws of 4arma and reincarnation&

An understanding of these underl"ing laws ma#es life intelligi)le(

restoring self9confidence in the di'ine order and endow man with the

strength and courage to meet the 'icissitudes of fortune& rou)les

which arise une!ectedl" can )e #nown from their causal source( can

therefore )e controlled and can )e totall" annihilated as well&



Arots( or the roduction of h"sical o).ects( such as an ale or

#um#um( almost instantaneousl" from great distances to the lace of

+siritualistic, demonstration is often achie'ed )" the henomenon of

disintegration&

An o).ect could )e disintegrated )" imressing o'er it e!tremel"

raid 'i)rations to o'ercome the cohesion of the h"sical molecules

of it without distur)ing its constituting atoms& An o).ect thus reduced

to fine +etheric, atoms can )e mentall" directed to mo'e with 'er"

great raidit" from an" lace to another lace of whoice( since

+su)tle, +disintegrated, matter could )e assed through an" solid

)arrier such as walls( mountains( o'er )road distances& his assage

of su)tle matter through gross is analogous to the assage of water

through a sie'e& And the moment the occult force which has )een

imressed on the o).ect is mentall" withdrawn( the atmosheric

etheric ressure la"ings on the disintegrated atoms will force then to

resume its original h"sical condition at the lace of demonstration&

he h"sical shae of an o).ect is retained )" its etheric matri!( when

it is disintegrated and remateriali@ed& his etheric matri! is reser'ed

anless an o).ect is destro"ed )" fire&



his is the modes oerandi of aarts& his e!lains rearl" that there

is a creation of new matter& he scientific 'iews that $matter can

neither )e created nor destro"ed is rightl" held in the occult realms as

well& 3ut the occultist goes a ste forward to affirm that $mind is the

Lord of matter and not matter of mind?&

Reincarnation is erhas the onl" contro'ertial secret occult doctrine

that hard an unrecedented intellectual inFuir" throughout the

recorded histor" of man#ind& E'en toda" it is the most disorted

doctrine of the da"& $he search for 3rid" 0urh"% and such other

reorts ha'e drawn the attention of man" modern intellectuals&

7reat thin#ers of ast ha'e e!amined and acceted the reincarnation

and sur'i'al henomenon 8 that the unfolding of human )eing

through recurring li'es on earth( the cumulati'e e!erience )eing

collected and transformed into intellectual facult" during the e!9

carnation eriod( so that the new life is had with the ast e!eriences

transmuted into mental and moral tendencies and owers&

Reincarnation is resented as an undou)ted fact in the Indian religious

lore 8 5indu( 3uddhist and <ainism 8 u on which the ancients )ased

the social moralit"& 3huddha taught and constantl" so#e of his ast



)irths +the <ata#a ales,& Plato and P"thago'as included in their

hilosohical seculations& <eurish soldiers( <osehus states( fought to

the death )" reminding themsel'es of their return to earth& <esus

Christ acceted reincarnation )" telling his disciles that <ohn the

3atist was Eli@ah& In recent time( 7othe( /ichte( schelling and hume

re'iewing the 'arious theories of immortalit" concluded that

reincarnation is the most rational& 6ordsworth( Ro)ert 3rowning(

Rosesetti and other oets referred to it occasionall"&

he ineFualities among men 8 whether of faculties( oortunities or

circumstances 8 are more rationall" .ustified )" reincarnation than )"

heredit" or /ate +chance,& If one draws certain social ad'antages( a

good disosition( fine caacities( a no)le nature( has he not done

an"thing to deser'e them& he h"othesis of )lind chance is totall"

irrational( although heredit" e!lains )odil" )eha'iour lea'ing )ehind

the intellectual e'olution& Reincarnation restores )alance to Nature

and .ustice to man#ind&



0E*ID0ISIC RANCE CLAIRVOYANCE

Siritualistic trance mediums are so called )ecause the" act as an

intermediar" )etween the li'ing and the dead& 0ost of them e!hi)it

unusual s"hic a)ilities( li#e reciitation and aortation( in a 'ariet"

of wa"s&

Since the ad'ent of the scientific in'estigation of Psi o'er a centur"

ageo in the 6est( se'eral trance medium ha'e dominated the scene of

s"chical research&



3ILOCAION OR $VAR*O7R%

he Eg"tian $4a% the No'wegian -$'ardogr% in s"chical research

means the )ilocation of human $dou)les%& 6ith little 'ariation( the

'ordogr haenings hae a similarit": the sounds of a turning #e"(

discarded o'ershoes( staming of feet 8 an anticiator" mirage& he

ossessor of a Vardogr +dou)le, announces his arri'al& 5is stes are

heard on the staircase& 5e is heard to unloc# the outside door( #ic# of

his o'ershoes( ut his wal#ing stic# in his lace& he listening

$erciients% 8 if the" are not so accustomed to the relude of the

Vardogr that the" remain sitting Fuietl" 8 oen the door and find th

entr" emt"& A little later( the whole erformance is reeated 8 )ut

now the realit" and the man arri'e&

he arri'al of the Vardogr $forerunner% ma" )e heard on one occasion

or man"& It ma" continue its acti'it" through long eriods it ma"

e'en )ecome so constant that the erciients are li#el" to address the

erson who arri'es with: $Is it "ou( or "our Vardogr=% hen the

'ardogr ma" suddenl" disaear fore'er or it ma" reaear

soradicall"&





>On *ecem)er GM( BMG( I left home at Fuarter to three( intending to

meet m" wife at her office so that we could go together to a sho

)efore going home& As I wal#ed( I )egan to thin# I had calculated the

time too closel"( and that m" wife would ro)a)l" ha'e left the office

)efore I could arri'e( so that we would miss each other& Accordingl"( I

decided to go directl" to the sho without meeting m" wife( and then

go home&

>6hen I reached home I e!ected to find m" wife there alread" )ut

she had not arri'ed& As a matter of act( she reached home a)out an

hour later than usual& And the first thing she said when she did arri'e

was( $6h" didn%t "ou come to m" office toda"= At a Fuarter to three I

saw "ou came into m" room and I was so certain of what this meant

that I decided to wait an hour for "our=%

Commenting on the henomenon( he adds:

>I )elie'e the henomenon seems to aear more freFuentl" with me

)ecause of the e!traordinar" sensiti'it" of m" wifethe essential

reason the henomenon aears more freFuentl" in Norwa" than in

an" other countr" is not )ecause of more freFuent ro.ections( a



highl" de'eloed facult" for sensing and o)ser'ing the +thought,

ro.ections is commonl"&

0rs&0artha Sterins'i# had for se'eral "ears these occurrences(

reorted in PSY4IS4 L*SS4RI/ +BMGG,& On one occasion in the

sunnmar of BMBB( 0rs&Steins'i# was a 'isitor at the home of a oster

ser'ing the mountain arishes of Norwa"& One Sunda" she

accomanied him to an outl"ing church where he was to cele)rate

high mass& he weather had turned cool( and 0rs&Steins'i# too#

along with her a warm )lue woolen coat which she had .ust made( and

which none of the astor%s famil" had seen& She also forward a white

collar and a gold )rooch from one mem)er of the famil" to wear with

her new coat&

After mass( the oster dro'e home and 0rs&Sterins'ic# went to a

u)lic hall to gi'e a lecture& She had romised the cler"man that she

would dri'e home after the lecture( since he was to lea'e on a tri the

ne!t da"& 5e would not return home )efore 0rs&Stensi'e# had ended

her sta" with the famil" and )oth were an!ious that she send the last

e'ening with all of them&





)efore& 0rs&Stein'si# at first loo#ed sad( )ut after a while she smiled

and disaeared& She did not loo# at the girl&

A little later( the astor%s wife as#ed her daughter to call the

clerg"man to suer( she did so( and she also #noc#ed on the door of

0rs&Stenins'i# room and was surrised to find no resonse&

At 1&12 o%cloc# the ne!t morning( the astor%s daughter again saw

0rs&Steins'i#( this time standing )efore her )ed and wearing the same

coat as )efore& his second 'ision e!cited the famil" considera)l" and

caused them a great deal of arehension( for the" )elie'ed that

0rs&Steins'i# must ha'e )een the 'ictim of an accident& he 'ision on

each occasion( of course( was 0rs&Steins'i#%s Vardogr( which

aeared when she was thin#ing with intensit" of the astor and her

romise&

Some ancient occult wor#s refer to intensel" concentrated thought9

forms( ro.ected with a urose of transmitting a message( which can

aear as li'ing )eings )" strange materiali@ation rocesses& his

e!lains the henomenon of Vordogr as materiali@ed self +thought,

images rather than as astralQs"chic ro.ections& Vordogrs can )e more

readil" seen )" sensiti'es and hence it is a casual clair'o"ant



henomenon& In the a)sence of materiali@ed images( usuall" the

$silent% thought messengers stri#e teleathicall" Fuite sontaneousl"&

A careful re'iew of the e'ents and actions of the da" )efore going to

slee is an imortant #e" to inner life& his e!ercise is considered as

the )est method of awa#ening one%s awareness in the inner realms )"

all esoteric schools of occultism throughout the world& 0an" ha'e had

ositi'e results )" regular erformance& Regularit" is the watchword

for success in occult and esoteric ractices& A lad" $re'iewer% has

descri)ed in stiurings words how this ractice leads to self master":

>A wonderful world will soon dawn uon when the ractitioner will

figurati'el" ru) his e"es to find that )lin#ers and )arriers of so man"

#inds ha'e somehow melted awa" and he will )egin to comrehend

all his acti'ities into one coherent whole which increasingl" )ecomes

simler and more comlete?

At the closure of each da"( let the student ractice the mental re'iew

of the e'ents of the da"& he actual rocess should )e )ac# tracing of

each indi'idual e'ent( receding from the l"ing on the )ed& In the

screen of the mind( he should flash)ac# all e'ents& he mind must



tra'el slowl" )ac#wards through all the incidents( thoughts( moti'es(

acts and words of the da"( see#ing Fuite imartiall" as a witness for

all sins and sacrifices& 6orth" e!eriences must )e mar#ed with a

high sense of achie'ement as failures should )e fran#l" admitted& An

honest reetition of this mental re'iew for e'en a few wee#s can )ring

a)out startling transformations in the ersonal character&

he rationale )ehind this ractice is simle and understanda)le&

0ental re'iew consciousl" guides the inner rocesses at wor# each

night& It ena)les one to ass through all the series of astral and mental

conditions e!erienced in the da"light hours( instead of waiting for

such a rocess often in accumulated form at some distant future&

A su)tle magnetic emanation from the sun )inds one to all things or

e'ents one is connected with& his etherical )ondage remains

ermanent until those e'ents are re9e!erienced consciousl" or

relie'ed mentall"& his can )e descri)ed as the 4armic )ondage&

3" the art of usualisation( if one can reli'e the ast )" )ac# tracing all

details( he can e!haust #armic conditionings( cast awa" much waste

thought( emotions and other mental conditionings& 3" the intense

chanting of the 7a"athri 0antra also the same rocess of )ac# tracing



all e'ents though 'arious li'es 8 e!tending to 'ast sans of time +such

a Yugas and 4alas, is done& Of course( the light of 7a"athri can

seed u the whole rocess "et co'ering all asects of the ast in a

single flash&

It will ena)le one( when he ro.ects out of the h"sical 'esture in

slee( he can tra'el straight through the heart of things( without )eing

held )ac# to the coarser realms )" an" tormented earth )ound

thoughts& he h"sical rest will therefore )e deeer and more

refreshing& One will ha'e an eas" #e" to tra'eling clair'o"ance and

consciousl" withdraw into inner realms( lea'ing his h"sical )od" to

slee&

his e!ercise will also hel to etch all inner e!eriences into the )rain

consciousness without much distortion& 5owe'er in the )eginning

"ears there ma" )e need to recaitulate the inner life )" conscious

recall at the moment of awa#ening& It is a good ractice to got down

the essence of the dream e!eriences )efore the 'i)rations raidl"

fade out in the astral& After some ractice these ma" )e unnecessar"(

when all e!erience are more 'i'id& he final result will )e an

un)ro#en train of consciousness all through the da" and night( which



facult" one can e'entuall" carr" straight through the 'eil of transition

and )ac# to his ne!t incarnation or to higher realms& his will )e the

)eginning of un'eiling of all the secrets that surround man from time

immemorial&

0ental mediumshi can )e safel" de'eloed )" grou ractice with

certain set rinciles& All mem)ers of the de'eloing circle should )e

united in urose to e!lore the inner realities without an" re.udice

against the occult and the suernatural henomena&

3efore sitting in a mental circle to acFuire clair'o"ance )" going into

a trance the student should sufficientl" rotect himself from s"chic

distur)ances( attac#s( loss of self control and h"sical 'italit"& hese

negati'e results of s"chism( eseciall" deletion of energ"( are due

largel" to less de'eloed e!carnates who a)use the medium%s h"sical

)rain and ner'ous s"stem& 3" a conscious affirmation of a ra"er

thought to the infinite( a strong s"chic radiating shield against

hindrances should )e created in the sWance room& E'en unconscious

errors of the sitters( the ra"er should affirm to )e made Fuite

harmless& his is an imortant re reFuisite& here are lent" of

sorti'e and mischie'ous entities on the other side of the 'eil who



will )e readil" fostering such delusions( as osing themsel'es as

guiding archangels or masters of the occult wisdom& It is an eas" for

these astral entities to ersuade an a'erage intellectual to )elie'e that

the" are the methusula)s li'ing in trans 5imala"a an regions(

inaccessi)le to the u)lic and that the" found their sitters worth" of

recei'ing their high re'elations or the" chose the sitters for a mission

of world wide attention& All such eloFuent nonsenses were allowed in

the ast )ecause of the sheer ignorance of the inner life& If the sitters

ha'e a ure moti'e onl" to understand the Laws of Inner Life free

from an" selfish aims( the" will lea'e no chance to foreign influences

to la" uon them( for the" )ecome an unsuita)le medium for them&

Alwa"s( on the other hand( se'eral good influences surround man and

the" hasten to e!ress through him as a channel( as soon as an

in'itation is e!tended to them& Ancestors( recentl" dearted friends

and relati'es and e'en Yogis and m"stics readil" resond to mental

in'itations and medium wise through willing sitters& /rom such well

wishers one ma" learn assuredl" 'er" much and the" +sirits, ma"

ma#e the greatest use of him in the wor# he has to accomlish during

his lifetime& he author met two mediumistic s"chics with such good



s"chical contacts with the other worlds 8 one could in'o#e

-Asuradhama( the famed teacher of Panda'a #ings and could ta#e

dictations of G ancient Sans#rit wor#s +lost of the ages, which in

trance the other was a h"sical medium who had an all round

roserit" through the aortations of treasures )" her dead ste

mother&-- he rationale of clair'o"ance( hum)leness of heart( a

readiness to accet occult wisdom and a)o'e all an innate heling

tendenc" are the Fualifications of a good mediumistic s"chic&

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- Pandit Asuri Srini'asachariar( Chinna 3rahmins street( Chittoor(

A&P&

-- Srimath" Re'athi *e'i +Rema, BH( Llo"ds Road( 0adras

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5a'ing first decided to select and in'o#e an astral )eing of integrit"

and relia)le honest"( et the grou of sitters in'ite hisQher resence )"

a mental 'isuali@ation& he right attitude for attracting an"one from

the inner realm is serene e!ectanc"& /ear( dou)t and imatience are

the 'i)rations which dri'e awa" the astral )eings& 3oredom and



hoelessness are inhormonius conditions for an" s"chic

manifestation&

*e'eloing circles should )e held in well lighted rooms( ne'er in

comlete dar#ness& After acFuiring mental medium shi it would )e

more rela!ing to hold the sWances in semi9dar# rooms so that )right

lights do not shine uon the forehead of the sitters& If the sitter%s e"es

are too sensiti'e to light the" can co'er u the e"es with a )andage(

rather than dar#en the room too much& 0an" mediums ha'e suggested

the use of a red lam in a seance room& A 'iolet coloured lam will

smoothen the etheric dou)le%s strain during the mediumshi& he

sWance room should )e a Fuiet lace( as far as ossi)le free from

outside noise&

Comforta)le chairs can )e used for the indi'idual sitters( so that each

can sit erect and "et )e rela!ed& An" sitter who is lia)le to go into

trance should use an arm9chair& 3ut one should not cross his feet or

hands& It will )loc# the rocess of medium shi 8 an astral )eing to

enter into the h"sical s"stem of the sitters& /or h"sical medium shi

circles onl" a )are room without an" furniture will )e needed to

facilitate materiali@ations( aortations and other h"sical



henomena& In the 6est it is a common ractice to seat men and

women alternatel"( although it is not refera)le&

he circle should meet once a wee# for an hour until the other world

contact is clearl" esta)lished& he sitters should at the least two and

not more than twele& he" should sit silentl" in a circle and should

focus on the mental image of the in'o#ed& It can )e done either with

oen e"es or closed 8 the 'isions will aear in )oth cases& he sitters

should .oin hands together 'isuali@ing a circular magnetic ower flow

through the all& Dsuall" the sitters feel a tingling sensation in their

hands and arms&

One of the sitters should )e the leader 8 a #nowledgea)le erson to

)egin and end the sittings at the aointed hour& 6hen the circle

oens( the leader ma" ma#e the )rief ra"er to esta)lish the occult

influences to lin# u the sitting mem)ers with the otherwise helers&

If the sitters refer a silent mental in'ocation( it could written in

ad'ance and circulated to all for reading&

/or the first hase of the sitting( at least first half an hour( a assi'e

state of recetion should )e maintained& Concentration on the solar

le!us +na)hi or na'al, ma" enhance this receti'it"& In this state of



silence( the sitters ma" ha'e 'isions recei'e messages( see s"m)ols

go into dee trance( or e!erience intermitant trance states& he elader

should interrut this silence after a while to enFuire the e!eriences of

the sitters& If there are an" interesting 'isions( then the second half of

the seance should )e directed to find their significances& At first

strange 'agner imressions ma" form( if the ractice is continued( the

medium will see with greater clarit"& Clairaudience( aura reading and

s"chonetr" should )e graduall" de'eloed )" using 'arious letters(

antiFues( articles from the sitters&

he ad'antages of clair'o"ance are manifold& /or its ossessor most

of the ro)lems of life are sol'ed 8 he can transfer an" ro)lem from

his conscious mind to the rofound Dni'ersal Intelligence through his

clair'o"ant faculties and often recei'e an intuiti'e 'ision( a forceful

and comlete idea of its solution& /or him it is not a )elief )ut of clear

#nowledge that man sur'i'es after his h"sical transition that eternal

<ustice rules the Dni'erse that there is the ossi)ilit" of ultimate

success for e'er"one( and that howe'er deceti'e e!ternal

aearances ma" )e in realit" all things are wor#ing together for the

common good& he man who is a seer can learn a lot more than others



)" re'iewing or $li'ing a thousand li'es in one life9time%& 5e can

search for the un#nown elements in the li'es of his fellowmen and

free their minds&

Since this seershi is desira)le for worthwhile li'ing( since the Psi lies

latent in e'er" human )eing( is it ossi)le to oen the inner sight and

are there well tested methods of de'eloing innate clair'o"ant

owers=

Certainl" there are time honoured #e"s to suersensor" ercetion( if

one is willing to tr" them sincerel"& Although the gift of clair'o"ance

is onl" genetic in most cases( the 'ast documentation which has gone

into the collection of case records )" the societ" for s"chical

research in its effort to ro'e the Psi e!istence re'eals that man" ha'e

e!erienced this s"chic a)ilit" to some e!tent&

here are man" wa"s )" which the inner sight ma" )e oened and

most of them could )e racticed without a guiding master& Some of

these methods can oen the sensiti'it" artiall" or onl" temoraril"

the minor #e"s to the inner m"steries& here are two d"namics #e"s 8

the 7a"athri and the 4undalini ractices& he 7a"athri uasana or

mentation is the one rocess which can )" no ossi)ilit" do an" harm&



4undalini ractice )rings Fuic# results )ut should )e racticed under

the constant 'igilance of a cometent 0aster Clair'o"ant&

7ahathri uasana awa#ens a full" self conscious clair'o"ance of the

highest order&



OPENIN7 5E E5ERIC EYE

Etheric sight can )e oened )" certain urifactor" e!ercises li#e <ala

Neti rata#a( 3hastri#a +Prana"ama, and certain e!ercises in

imagination&

In normal man the em)r"onic etheric A.na Cha#ram is filled with a

ith9li#e etheric matter& his can )e cleared )" the s"cho h"sical

e!ercises( which will )e descri)ed in detail&

<ala Neti is the age old Yogic method of cleansing the etheric )rain

nadis& +the channels of 'itarit" currents in the )od",& <ala neti is an

e!ercise of drawing water through the nostrils& his is accomlished

easil" )" using a secial cu of G22 ml caacit" with a sout or

no@@le which can )e inserted in the nostrils& Lu#ewarm water( with a

teasoon of salt dissol'ed( should )e used&

SFuatting on the ground the student should hold this cu of water in

one of his alms& 7entl" the cu%s no@@le should )e inserted in one

nostril( lending his head in the direction of the other nostril& As soon

as this is done( water will )egin to tric#le through the lower nostril&

After emt"ing a cu of water through one nostril( the same

rocedure can )e reeated with the other nostril& *uring the eriod of



the e!ercise( care should )e ta#en to )reathe through the mouth(

which should )e #et oen for inhaling and e!haling& Nasal )reathing

during the ractice ma" cause discomfort )" drawing water inside

into the uer regions of the )rain& After comleting the <ala Neti the

student should get u and )end forward( )reathe in and out sharl" to

eliminate an" water dro remaining in the head&

his "oga ractice cures chronic headaches( sleelessness and

drowsiness& he )rain a)sor)s much more Pranic energ"& *iseases

eculiar to the e"e such as soreness( night )lindness( the 0adras e"e

infection( colour )lindness( dimness of 'ision can all )e cured& his

e!ercise is also recommended for imro'ing memor" efficienc"& he

Yoga treatises clearl" oint out that <ala Neti oens u the inner sight&

>4aala9sodhani cai'a di'"a9drsti rada"ini& <atrcrdhura9<ata9

rogaughan netir9asu nihanti ca&

+5atha"oga Pradii#a( Part II 'erse no&12,

>he Neti ractice cleanses the )rain of all its )loc#ages( endows one

with *i'"a *rusti +clair'o"ance, and annihilates all diseases of the

uer regions of the )od" +i&e& the e"e( ear( nose and chest,&?



here are certain 'ariations of Neti ractice using fresh cow%s mil#(

melted +warm, )utter etc& instead of saline& A thic# cord of fien thread

soa#ed in wa! is also used as a 'ariant&

rata#a is a secific urificator" e!ercise for the e"e& It is siml" an

unwin#ing ga@e on a sot( li#e a )lac# dot a sil'er coin( or a )right

flame laced at e"e le'el a)out a "ard%s distance& One should not stare

at the sot continuousl" until the e"es moisten with water nor should

one concentrate his will as some Yoga teachers ad'ise& Loo#ing for a

few seconds( one should close his e"es and mentall" 'isuali@e the

central sot& As soon as the mental image fades awa"( once again with

the e"es oen the dot or flame should )e watched& /orming a mental

icture again( this can )e reeated from 1 to 12 minutes&

his e!ercise can )ring man" )enefits( mental steadiness is chief

among them& It slowl" fi!es one%s ga@e )etween the e"e)rows( #nown

as the sam)ha'i mudra in "oga: Yoga teachers sa" that this ractice

>roduces stimulation of the nasociliar" le!us of the airtonomic

ner'ous s"stem as well as on the fi)res of the ner'es mo'ing the e"e

)all and internal structures of the e"e& It imro'es the muscular

ower( )alance and coordination of the 'arious muscles that mo'e the



e"e )all& It also e!ercises the muscle of the i'is which constitute the

muscular diahragm surrounding the uril of the e"e and is

instrumental in increasing or decreasing the amount of light entering

the e"es and falling on the retina& 7a@ing at one oint also hels in

utting into action the muscles which are attached around the lens of

the e"e and whose contraction or rela!ation result in changing the

shae of the lens( reFuired for accurate focusing of the light on the

retina to form a shar image of the o)ser'ed o).ect& hus the entire

neuro9muscular aaratus of the e"e9)all is toned u for a )etter

erformance and endurance& his e!ercise has an e'en more

imortant effect in aiding concentration of the mind?&

3hastri#a is a s"stem of 'igorous resiration& If the head of a normal

man is e!amined )" etheric 'ision( the )reathe containing the 'ital

energ" called Prana( which aears as a golden "ellow stream( is seen

to )e flowing u the sinal cord into the head( where it sreads u li#e

a golden rain to 'itali@e the whole contents of the s#ull itself( the

scal and the hair& he etheric centres which corresond to the

itritar" and ineal glands aear to etheric sight as small flames& A

flow of Prana asses round these centres and out at the to of the head





he ituitar" and ineal centres are $alight% and a continuous

interaction or $sar#ing% is ta#ing lace )etween them& he main

stream of 4undalini asses round and through them and out through

the newl" awa#ened crown cha#ram or the Sahasra9dala9adma% the

thousand9etal lotus& he A.na cha#ram is now more lainl" 'isi)le(

together with the etheric tu)e which is used for uroses of

magnification and tele'ision& 4undalini also la"s through the throad

and A.na Cha#ras and is discharged together with a Fuantit" of rana(

into the air&

Vi)rator( imressions )e"ond the 'isi)le sectral limits can )e

interreted now )" )ecoming aware of sounds( ictures and e'ents

with an" sense organs& Etheric 'isions are as real as the three

dimensional e'ents&

his etheric 'ision can )e tested and much more de'eloed )" certain

'isuali@ation ractices& One eas" e!ercise is to guessing the contents

of a closed )o!& Another 'ariant is reading time from a watch with its

face turned down: 6ithout loo#ing( one should ta#e his watch( turn it

face down( tr"ing to a'oid nothing the time& Loo#ing at the )ac#( he

should focus his etheric sight to the 'i)rations of the watch( the small



iece of o).ect in his hand& he osition of the hands on the dial are

definite 'i)rator" comle! which affect the o)ser'er%s etheric 'ision

and can create a definite imression .ust as it would if it were to enter

through a h"sical sense organ& 6hile the student%s s"chic sensiti'it"

to this order of freFuencies ma" )e 'er" low at the moment or ma" )e

)loc#ed )" the o'er riding effect of e!ternal stimuli( his etheric sight

will )e graduall" more and more clearer with an increase in ractice&

Other t"es of the a)o'e e!ercise which ma" )e racticed dail" are:

9 *etermining the contents of the student recei'es )" the mail&

9 Readign the headlines of his dail" newsaer when it is folded or

sread on the ta)le with its rints facing down&

9 Reading a closed loo# or file&

9 Reading the contents of a close )o! and the li#e his mentalit" to a

far more degree the h"nosis at an" time and without an" effort& he

chemical #e" oens the mind to higher states of awareness )" freeing

the )rain and the ner'ous s"stem from its ordinar" structural atterns&







thousand eole resent& she also told me she eseciall" li#ed

the color )lac#& 6e )egan the regression and she had great

difficult" regressing and roceed ed to gi'e descritions

which resem)led a tra'elogue )efore coming to descri)e a

small )lac# )o" in Africa& he was BG "ears old and was

la"ing with )ow and arrow u in a treewhile watching some of )uild a t"e of latform for a dance

cele)ration that was to occur soon& I than said( >"ou are now

B1 "ear of age&6hat do "ou see and what are "ou doing=?She

)ecame agitated ad( when ressed( said no( she was not B1

"ear of age )ecause she had committed suicide while still BG&

At this oint she )ro#e out of the trance in a cold sweat and in

se'ere ain& She then roceeded to sa" that she would ne'er

commit suicide in this life and go through that ain again& At

'arious sessions when she was articularl" )ed she would sa"

>If I could onl" commit suicide ? and end this ain( )ut I now

#now that no matter how )ad things seem in the life( it is



nothing comared to the ain in the after life(?he regression

did not do an"thing dramatic in terms of schi@ohrenia )ut i

ro'ided the time necessar" to wor# with her& At this time(I

sent her to a s"chiatrist friend of mine and we )oth wor#ed

with her& she ne'er had to )e hositali@ed& Although we can

not sa" that she is cured( she is marginall" functional and nota ward of the state nor has she e'er had to )e gi'en an" anti

s"choticdrug

0O*ALIY EI75:5A3I C5AN7E

5a)its are amena)le to change and ositi'e affirmations and

metahors can )e e!tremel" )eneficial in h"nothera"

directed at ha)it change& All thera" should )e directed

toward change )ut we are articularl" ta#ing a)out e!licit

)eha'iors that one wants to change with out thera"& In the

case of smo#ing(one of the 'isuali@ations that we utili@e is



ta#ing the indi'idual into a )eautiful temle and descri)ing

the incredi)le )eaut" in the white mar)le( the gold(the

frescoes(the icons( all the )eaut" which is art of a Near9

Eastern temle& we than comment(

6ithin this temle there is a )ra@ier and there are lea'es

)urning in it which are creating clouds of smo#e& he smo#e"ou see )illowing u )egins to flow o'er all the )eaut" in the

temle( and as it flows o'er the gift the frescoes( the

aintings(the icons( the" )egin to ta#e on a dull smudged gre"

aearance& than a careta#er comes in and uts out the fire& he

throws the )ra@ier outside& he oens all the windows in the

temle and clean fresh air )egins to flow through& his clean

fresh air(as it flows through and o'er the surface of the inside

of the temle( )egins to slowl" wash awa" the smudge and

dirt of the smo#e& soon the inside of the temle )egins to )e

restored to its original clear )eaut"& "ou ha'e chosen to gi'e

u smo#ing and in the same fashion clean fresh air which "ou



)reathe in will slowl" )egin to wash awa" all the imurities in

"our lungs& "our lungs which now are a dirt"( dull( gre" color

will slowl" )ut surel" )egin to ta#e on their original in#

)eautiful color& "our lungs will return to their original health"

state&

Similar to this( 'isuali@ations and metahors can )e used with

other ha)its&

6e find that h"nosis can )e e!tremel" )eneficial for ha)it

change& he oint we wish to emhasi@e the most is that with

the use of h"nothera" to change ha)it(one should ne'er

wor# with the negati'e asects of the ha)it )ut onl" the

ositi'e( in other words( in the case of smo#ing( the theraist

must not ma#e reference to the fact that smo#ing can cause

emh"sema or lung cancer )ut rather should emhasi@e the

ositi'e health" state of the lung and that clean fresh air will

)ring the lung )ac# to its health" condition&



6e ne'er use h"nosis to eliminate an old ha)it )ut rather

we discuss and de'elo the idea of the client forming a new

ha)it& In the case of smo#ing( the client will de'elo the ha)it

of )reathing clean fresh air and heQshe will feel good a)out

this& 6e oint out that heQshe has made the choice heQshe is

free to ma#e the choice this choice will )enefit the client andhisQher close lo'ed ones and further( this choice will )enefit

all of humanit" )ecause we are all art of a greater whole& 6e

alwa"s emhasi@e the fact that in thera" one can ne'er

actuall" eliminate a ha)it without relacing it with a new

ha)it& Our emhasis in thera" therefore is on the

de'eloment of a new ha)it& this new ha)it can )e inter.ected

)" the theraist or the client can hel in the discussion of what

he or she wants in a new ha)it to relace the old&

0O*ALIY NINE: 5E DILI;AION O/ RELAKAION

EC5NITDES



under this section we would include such techniFues as

0 +transcendental meditation,(Sil'a 0ind Control( ultra9

deth h"nosis rela!ation( and others& 6e will not discuss the

techniFues )ut merel" oint out that >sound meditation?as

de'eloed )" schult@ in 7erman" in the BM12s is an e!cellent

form of self9rela!ation One might want to stud" )oo#s on themeditation(ossi)le go through Sil'a 0ind Control oneself( or

stud" ultra9deth under the wor#shos gi'en )" 6alter

Sechort( so one can teach ones clients some of the 'arious

techniFues witch the" can use effecti'el" to hel them

sel'es&6e do not articularl" ad'ocate traditional self9

h"nosis and I a)solutel" refuse to teach a client self9

h"nosis(er se& he will teach clients meditation('arious forms

of "oga meditation techniFues(ossi)le ultra9deth()ut

deartment lo))"( where he was sleeing on the couch& he had

no recollection of how he got there and the guard was totall"

at a loss to e!lain how he could ha'e gotten into the 5ealth



*eartment( since the )uilding was loc#ed& 6e too# him )ac#

and found that he had started out on hursda" night at eight(

with a grou of friend going downtown to a )ar& 6e

rogressed until one A&0&(when the" returned to the dorm&5e

and his friends entered one of the suiteshe remem)ered eating

a )alone" sandwich and than ta#ing off across the camus& wewere a)le to trace his route u through the hosital ar#ing

lot& 5e remem)ered falling down and when he got u he on

longer had his #nasac#& then he roceeded down to the

5ealth *eartment( clim)ing the fire escae and finding the

fire escae door on the second floor unloc#ed( 5e

remem)ered nearl" falling off the railing )efore geting into

the )uilding( wandering downstairs and going to slee on the

couch& he author suggested that he go to the >lost and found?

at the hosital to see if some one had found his #nasac# in

the ar#ing lot and had turned it in& 5e did this the #nasac#

was there and aarentl" the recollection was accurate& 6e



ha'e followed this rocedure se'eral times in similar

situations&

0O*ALIY SEVEN: REINCARNAION

Reincarnation regression is also a h"notic modalit" thatcan )e utili@ed )" a cometent h"notist& Ostrander and

schroeder in Ps"chic *isco'eries 3ehind the Iron

Curtain+BM2,( comment that the so'iets ha'e done a grate

deal of e!loration research in the area of reincarnation

regression& the" comment that the so'iets state emhaticall"

that onl" a 'er" adet h"notist can actuall" utili@e

reincarnation regression and( further( that this articular trance

is identified with an EE7 attern of 'er" high wa#efulness&

the author dose not recommend reincarnation regression as a

common arctice )ut is firml" in agreement that reincarnation

regression can )e of e!treme 'alue in the dealing with clients



who seem resistant to the effecti'eness of the usual

modalities&

6e do not urort to suggest that reincarnation should )e

acceted as a realit" )" the h"notist or the client( )ut that its

use can )e e!tremel" effecti'e in thera"&

Another 'er" interesting and amusing e!amle relates to afriend of mine who wanted to go through a regression& 6e

too# him through the rocess and he )egan to relate a life in

the B22s as a gam)ler in the 6est& At one oint I as#ed if he

carried a gun and he said(no(onl" a wal#ing stic#& then he

went on to relate the fact that not onl" was he successful as a

gam)ler )ut that he )ecame a )ridge )uilder with the mone"

he had accrued during his card9la"ing career& he )egan to

descri)e a u)lic gathering at the oening of a )ridge& man"

eole were wal#ing across it and( due to technical error( the

)ridge collased& 5e said that the crowd )ecame e!tremel"

angr" and hostile toward him and his comment was( >6hat in



the hell are the mad at me for=?hen( in a rather loud

e!lanation( >son of a )itchone of them has .ust cut off m"

head?thus a)rutl" terminating the session& After the session(

he mentioned that he did not carr" a gun )ut that his wal#ing

stic# came aart and at the end of it was a long ointed

stiletto& 5e laughed at this )ecause he said(?You as#edwhether I carried a gun )ut "ou didnt as# if I carried another

form of rotection&?then he commented on the fact that( as an

infant( his mother said he would ne'er slee without

something co'ering his nec#& 5e mentioned that e'en toda"

he cannot slee unless his nec# is rotected and then e'en if

he were sleeing in the nude on a hot summers night he

would ha'e to ha'e art of the sheet around his nec# or he

could not slee& while this articular idios"ncrac" would

seem relati'el" unimortant( the e!amle dose show how the

reincarnationQregression rocess can )e used to e!lain

)eha'ior that re'iousl" had on reference oint&





hus)and called and as#ed if the" could come o'er as she was

'er" deressed and suicidal& It )ecame e'ident that she was in

a 'er" serious condition and I considered calling a s"chiatrist

friend of mine and ha'ing her admitted to the hosital& 3efore

roceeding( it is necessar" to digress momentaril" and discuss

se'eral factors that had occurred during some of the sessions&*uring one session I suggested she listen to music during the

da" )ut she said no( she couldnt9that during the summer she

and her hus)and had gone to the a. 0ahal concert and that

the star was loo#ing at her throughout the concert( although

there were se'eral&


6isdom( and is now )eing made a'aila)le graduall" through

the u)lication of the theosohical societ"& he student will(

therefore( )e a)le to chec# his own findings )" those of his

redecessors in occult research( and( his turn(to add to their



disco'eries( there)" enriching the sum total of human

#nowledge&

It must )e understood clearl"( howe'er( that clair'o"ant

research is )" no means the onl"( or e'en the most imortant(

method of acFuiring #nowledgeneither is the de'eloment of

this ower a necessit" for either siritual rogress or the stud"of occultism& A surer method e!ists( and a far more 'alua)le

facult" is a'aila)le to mam&

his facult" is siritual intuition& 3" its means #nowledge

ma" )e gained uon an" su).ect whate'er without the

la)orious rocess of de'eloing and using clair'o"ant owers&

hough the two faculties ma" )e usefull" emlo"ed as

comlementar" methods( the intuiti'e is far more imortant

and 'alua)le than the s"chic& unless( therefore( the student

can fulfil the Fualifications and conditions stated a)o'e( he

will )e )etter ad'ised to de'ote the whole of his energies to

the de'eloment of his intuiti'e faculties&



5e will then finall" reach the stage that is )efore us all(

when this now sense( the ower of intuition( will )e

de'eloed( and the suermental method of cognition will )e

unfolded& 3" its means man will gain #nowledge on an"

su).ect whatsoe'er without

PSYC5IC PO6ERS needing the rocesses of deducti'e and inducti'e reasoning(

and without the emlo"ment of an" e!ternal senses( h"sical

or s"chic&

his new facult" is showing itself e'en now& Its

de'eloment and the use roceed Fuite naturall" at that stage

of human e'olution( which( in Christian language( is referred

to as the )irth of the Christ9child within the human soul& hat

child is now )eing )orn within the soul of man#ind& Its growth

ma" )e hastened )" the dual means which ha'e )een

e!lained& One da" the Christ9child will grow into the

>measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ&?then all the



owers of the soul and all the faculties of the consciousness

will ha'e )een unfolded( and we shall )e >refect as our

/ather in 5ea'en is refect?



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