This paragraph is now about science,
When darwin proposed the theory of evolution he observed correctly the phenonema of survival of the fittest, he also observed correctly the fact that living beings change and adapt, he could not observe a measurable and repeatable phenonema which predicted or explained this process of change so he claimed without evidence it was random, if he was true to science he should have stated that he could not find that source of the change.
In this respect indivudal scientists do overstretch their self defined boundaries, and as a result they have the effect of trying to rationalise parts of realty which are not rational and blind others who believe them from the magical reality. but it is not science which does this it is the human ego

when you can seperate the claims of science from the claims of scientists, you will be no longer troubled by either and then you will only have to battle your own desires in the search for a clear view of an unrestricted paradigm
Kalloth

Oh wait.

It’s nothing mystical, Krev. It’s just wordless.

Thanks.

It’s sort of a reference to the Schroedinger Cat thought experiment. At the risk of totally oversimplifying, basically imagine a closed box with a cat in it and a cyanide capsule that will be released if a certain sensor is activated. There is a 50-50 chance that a particle will strike the sensor. If you don’t open the box, you won’t know which of these two eventualities have occurred. If you don’t know, then both possibilities exist at the same time.

Therefore the cat is alive and dead at the same time.

Quantum physics is such a messed up science.

Can you explain more on this:

“But I refuse to open the box to see if the cat is dead or alive. It doesn’t matter anymore. The cat is dead and alive at the same time. And by not looking, the cat is permitted to be both at once. Both at once, and it’s allowed because I allow myself not to be certain. Certainty is the tyranny of what is, what can be. And I refuse to submit myself to the tyranny any longer.”

thanks

Thanks for your comment, I really appreciate it Actually in a strange ‘coincidence’ this blog post recently got included in an anthology of magical writings. I thought you might have gotten here through that.

I’m not sure what I can tell you about ‘astral travel’ that isn’t personal bias or opinion instead of objective truth, because by its nature astral travel is intensely personal. But here’s my two bits anyway: Pick up some sort of regular energy practice like qigong or kundalini yoga, to get a better feel for your ‘astral body’. Read some Robert Bruce for some good ideas, though his stance as ‘the Authority’ on astral projection might turn you off. But if you’re able to learn from someone without adopting their dogmas, then go for it