Anonymous ID: c52e4b Dec. 4, 2018, 3:33 a.m. No.4145785   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5847

>>4145685

You're partly right, but it's not that simple. There are many layers to this existence.

 

You can "see the future" in a lucid dream, and it will happen as you saw it. But, when you see the future in a lucid dream you actually have the chance to change it by reprogramming your dream!

 

We are living out predetermined scripts during the day, but we are creating the scripts during the night while we're sleeping, it's not set in stone since the Big Bang as you believe. Day time is for acting out and experiencing, night time is for "script writing", even though we normally forget what we were actually doing when we wake up. That's to make sure we focus on having the experience while awake.

 

We are actually "making shit up as we go" in this life, but not quite the way most people think.

Anonymous ID: c52e4b Dec. 4, 2018, 3:57 a.m. No.4145915   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6003 >>6010

>>4145847

Taking "heroic doses" of drugs isn't heroic at all - it's a lazy attempt at skipping classes. There is nothing you can accomplish with drugs that can't be better accomplished without them.

 

This "reality" we live in is a dream. All "realities" are dreams, because there is nothing else. And therefore the "real world" is as malleable as a dream. Once you know how to lucid dream you can learn to control it. And you can control this "real" world exactly the same way.

 

It's less straightforward to do so than in a dream, because the dream is you personal creation, whereas "reality" is a collective dream. Manifesting something in the "real world" requires you to put more active intent into it than the sum of all the passive intent put out by all of humanity. It can be done, but takes some focus.

 

I have personally created a "Tulpa" this way, so I know from experience what I'm saying is true. A Tulpa is a "physical object" created by manifesting it with your thoughts. I put "physical object" in quotes, because there really is no such thing. What we see as physical objects are merely dream apparitions, exactly the same as things you see in your dreams. There is no difference.

Anonymous ID: c52e4b Dec. 4, 2018, 4:20 a.m. No.4146048   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6152 >>6156

>>4146003

It's all about unleashing your own power, and taking control over your own mind. If a drug, natural or otherwise, helps you get penetrate the veil and get over the critical threshold of awareness, then it was a useful tool for you.

 

But if you then don't learn to duplicate this WITHOUT the drug, then you aren't reclaiming your lost power, you are merely falling into addiction.

 

And that's why I warn about using drugs to "enhance" your spiritual abilities. Some people manage to do this responsibly, but most will unfortunately use them as training wheels and never learn to ride a bicycle.

 

Hint: training wheels can help you overcome the initial fear of riding a bike, but you'll never learn to ride a bike for real until you remove them.

Anonymous ID: c52e4b Dec. 4, 2018, 4:27 a.m. No.4146077   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6141 >>6151

>>4146010

You're missing the point completely.

 

It's YOUR CONSCIOUSNESS that creates the magic, not the drug. Any magic you can accomplish with a drug can also be accomplished without it, per definition.

 

And yes, I have actually created a Tulpa! Not in a dream, but in the ordinary physical reality. Other people could see and touch it, because it was as "real" and persistent as any other physical object.

 

That bit of info is just for the especially open-minded though. I'm not really expecting you or anyone else to believe me, but I can assure you there's no way you'll convince me I haven't done what I know I have done, just by telling me I'm wrong!