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Behaviour of Metaphysical Practice
We are talking about psionics, but first a clarification. Most metaphysical practices rely on an understanding of forces in the metaphysical/spiritual world that don’t originate from the self. The assistance of spirits, the power of various substances or symbols, even language as an observable external phenomenon. For this discussion, it’s important that we get into…
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Impact Of Human Behaviour
Notice how many disasters are cropping up so far? Our personal consciousness tends to swing between inspiration and apathy, aspiration and despair. Earthquakes, flooding and tornados. I almost think the earth is trying to even out the human population. It isn’t trying to do that directly, but we will go into that. The behaviour of…
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Behaviour As Impulse
I will start with a question. What is impulsive behaviour, friends? Acting without thinking. The idea of doing without thinking meaning an absence of brain function? Yes, at that moment absent of brain function. Doing something quickly without thinking in advance. Could be just something learned like driving. We don’t think much to know how…
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Nephilim Behaviour
The nephilim bear the race memory of their elders, but otherwise show strong human inclinations as well, and tend to go to extremes of behaviour in each of their lives. How would one spot one of the nephilim among us? Though they are called giants, that is not really a literal description. They tend to…
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Negative Spirit Behaviour
Anyone ever deal with a situation involving negative spirit behavior? Let’s look at one that does commonly show up in popular accounts. Modern people are typically rather disrespectful of the dead, making land grabs and reclaiming funeral lands for their own profit, and showing serious disregard for the spiritual component of that land. Now modern…
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All Behaviour is Sentient Behaviour
Of course, there’s sentience. The question is how far does it go? Are rocks sentient? I will offer an idea. Take it for nonsense if you wish. If all matter is the same, and some matter is alive, then all matter is alive. If some living matter is sentient, then sentience is a behavior of…
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Moral Behaviour
Previously we discussed morality in the memetic context, more or less with the notion that morality is memetic. Though that is not the total truth, it’s more specifically a human truth. Which doesn’t mean morality is exclusively human. So I will ask, have any of you witnessed what you would consider moral behaviour in animals? I think…
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Unity of Behaviour
Today’s topic is harmony. Everywhere you might think of, and more specifically anywhere you might go in your daily life, there is a constant broadcast of energy. The most obvious energy broadcasts in your environment would perhaps be sound, maybe after that sight. People speak, yell, scream and cry as whatever condition might lead them…
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Behaviour Arises from Environmental Processes
The Buddhists have always told us that “self” is an illusion. Useful, but not a place to stop with inquiry. There is a rare form of brain damage that leads someone to believe they do not exist. They believe the world around them exists. They believe that people talking to them exist. They even believe…
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Avoidance Behaviour
Perhaps another question. What do you most fear? Isolation. Anyone else? I myself most fear confusion. I fear being alone. I fear a wasted effort. Pain. If you think about it, the fears you have that spring most readily to mind are social. They have even found that the body and brain react to social…
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Conforming to the Behaviour of Nature
With continued understanding, they will also discover that the fabric of probability on our planet is like a living thing. It can be nurtured and fed and even guided into new shapes, but should by no means be “killed” for the sake of economic expedience. Our machines really are down right primitive in the light…
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Behaviour Follows Patterns
Mystery is today’s topic. This includes ideas like divine revelation, perceptual quirks, and many other things. Much in the way of mystery is dismissed in this day and age is it not? Yes. Sadly. I get the impression that many main stream thinkers seem to believe they know everything, or know how to know everything…
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Domain of Rational, Reasonable Behaviour
How about the opposite end of the brain, cerebral cortex? (rational, etc.) Ah, this is a very important part. We can never accept as rational that which makes us feel fear. Without exception, fearful behaviour for fearful circumstances are typically described as being insane. Where perception comes in… Let’s say I have a very acute…