I am the poster from last week that seems to have inadvertently developed etheric vision after doing a series of exercises that were designed to allow one to see the aura. The exercises came from a very strange book by Dr. Tom Chalko called “The Freedom of Choice”, and were also available for free on his website. While, for me at least, the book failed to live up to its claim that it would answer all of the questions about existence, it did help me to break through a very powerful mental block that I had developed over years of institutional religious conditioning. And, of course, it caused me no shortage of delight to be able to see my fingers glowing! It was a companion piece to one of the most fascinating abduction accounts I have read, The Thiaoouba Prophecy by Michael Desmarquet. I believe that Dr. Chalko helped to edit that book and the Thiaoouba story certainly seems to have influenced his personal philosophy.
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Re: MOE Master Attunement; Blessings; Five Rites; etheric vision
Date: 2024-01-15 10:01 pm (UTC)I am the poster from last week that seems to have inadvertently developed etheric vision after doing a series of exercises that were designed to allow one to see the aura. The exercises came from a very strange book by Dr. Tom Chalko called “The Freedom of Choice”, and were also available for free on his website. While, for me at least, the book failed to live up to its claim that it would answer all of the questions about existence, it did help me to break through a very powerful mental block that I had developed over years of institutional religious conditioning. And, of course, it caused me no shortage of delight to be able to see my fingers glowing! It was a companion piece to one of the most fascinating abduction accounts I have read, The Thiaoouba Prophecy by Michael Desmarquet. I believe that Dr. Chalko helped to edit that book and the Thiaoouba story certainly seems to have influenced his personal philosophy.
Best Regards,
Stephen