I'm back on the Infinite Path podcast with Niles Heckman, talking this time about Christmas glurge, Krampus, Dion Fortune, the Cosmic Doctrine, and much more. You can check it out here.
I picked up the CosDoc and muddled through the first few chapters. Definitely clear that I'll need to work through your posts, since I am not a physicist and all the discs are confusing.
But then I flipped closer to the back and had a curious thing happen. The chapters on the law of limitation and the seven deaths made complete sense to me, flowed through me like water. I slid into the track in space easily, as if I had already made it there on my own, just not in so many words. My mind was like "Of course. What's next?"
Is this what it's like to reread a book you read in a past life? This worldview feels completely natural to me, in a way that Christianity never felt growing up. I remember arguing with kids in vacation Bible school about how humans *become* angels; we level up. Yet statistically, I don't see how I could have been a Dion Fortune-style occultist in a past life.
If you lived in Britain in your last incarnation and had an interest in occultism, you probably read the Cos. Doc. If you lived anywhere in the western world in your last incarnation and had an interest in occultism, you probably read many books that embodied much the same worldview as the one set out in the Cos. Doc. So it's quite possible...
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(Anonymous) 2020-02-28 01:53 pm (UTC)(link)I picked up the CosDoc and muddled through the first few chapters. Definitely clear that I'll need to work through your posts, since I am not a physicist and all the discs are confusing.
But then I flipped closer to the back and had a curious thing happen. The chapters on the law of limitation and the seven deaths made complete sense to me, flowed through me like water. I slid into the track in space easily, as if I had already made it there on my own, just not in so many words. My mind was like "Of course. What's next?"
Is this what it's like to reread a book you read in a past life? This worldview feels completely natural to me, in a way that Christianity never felt growing up. I remember arguing with kids in vacation Bible school about how humans *become* angels; we level up. Yet statistically, I don't see how I could have been a Dion Fortune-style occultist in a past life.
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