#astral fields

[unspokenmantra]

The Essence of Freedom (2017) by Mariusz Lewansdowski

[astral-field-guide]

Have a little proto design for Taurus's dnd minifig I made quickly in Heroforge!

Might have it printed and painted soon! :3

[charlieclementine]

[doolallymagpie]

I’ve got a Havocs kit and a Chaos Marine combat patrol box, so I built the Great Tax Evader

[blackvahana]

Hey, love your blog! I was wondering if you could tell me a bit about the mindscape, headspace, etc. is it a place in the astral or somewhere in between, and does it count as astral work/travel to go there. Thankyou :))

Hi, thank you!

I'll answer a bit out of order for a reason... I wouldn't count it as astral work/etc, I personally classify is under "mindwalking".

It's rough, in my experience basically every plane including this one is on a spectrum between Material and Mental. Every one is... both, at least if you can traverse it, which makes things confusing. However, just because both the ocean and the rain are experiences of "being in water", that doesn't make differentiating them unimportant - likewise just because technically even the physical plane is partly mental, that doesn't mean differentiating astral and mental are no longer important.

I answer classifications first mostly because I think its important that astral projection/etc is "Astral" not "mindspace" projection, "astral" is a term used for specific types of spaces in the way "physical" is. If "astral" and "mental" work were to be classified as the same thing, genuinely we may as well class "physical" things as "mental" too. None of that is saying you're (insert some negative word here) for asking about them, specifically Im lingering on it because the classification in itself is the biggest source of definitive lines drawn between things.

I'll say it this way: I guess its like asking about... Is a mountain a part of a valley? No. There is definitely a part where they are indistinguishable - but mountain climbers climb mountains, rivers settle in valleys, so while you can walk the line between these two things if youre aiming for Astral work (say: mountain climbing) youre not doing the same thing as mindwalking (say: river settling in a valley).

All that out of the way, I absolutely can tell you about those things in my experience. Mindspaces/headspaces (the only distinction I draw between terms is headspace is, in my experienced, used for systems and... as much as I know plurality comes about through many means, I am actually very big on medical terms being left to those that have medical disorders. Is headspace as much a medical term as system is? no, but Id rather stay out of it and just leave that term alone personally) (thats to say theyre likely similar or the same, but I cant talk on what gets called a headspace).

Mindspaces are complicated. They're essentially heavily rooted in the mental, which is to say the elemental mental... highly influenced by thought, extensions of self, mental is hard to define. That said, as I said earlier, theres places where mental and Astral blur. I actually have a portal in my mindspace to a place in Astral Mongolia, but that... involves weaving reality in... well. ok. TLDR its currently not super connected because it involves stitching a hole from unreality (not. nothingness, not nonreality) into reality, which is loosely like birthing something from nothing - but possible given the ties between them

Mindwalking does involve quite a few sort of... similar skills to AP and Astral work though. Not just that, but it shares similarities on a surface level IE you can meet spirits there as well as people you know irl, and so on. It is.... highly programmable

I think - on that note - a quick detour is important. The mental can be programmed to be incredibly realistic or absolute nothingness. Reality Shifting in all my experience - including creating and going into an "alternate reality" out of my control with my husband - is a Mental function. Dreams (everything from nonsensical flashes of memories, to weird unlucid adventures, to nightmares, to lucid dreaming) are Mental functions, "alternate realities" shifted into with RS, mindspaces, as well as autonomous other people/servitors/i-cant-stand-the-word-tulpa-but-thats-what-it-is-colloquiallys, manifestations of memories, visions/autovisions, as well as what Ive had in two mindspaces now, portals to other things including the astral, are all mental things... And so with that complexity hopefully its more understood when i say that one can go to the mindspace like they can project

its a different process but can be done with the same process, if that makes sense. You can lie down and get into the void state or whatever and "project" into the mental. That makes it complicated and hard to differentiate - if youre treating them as the same. if youre not its much easier to navigate. So, TLDR: Mindspace is a function of the mental where one creates a mental space that is sustained outside their image conjuring (if you put a book down in the mindspace and forget, it should still be there. if you put a book down in imagination while youre imagining youre in a place, it shouldnt still be there when you get back - mindspace is a stable mental space, imagination is a simulation of a space. technically both are simulations but mindspace becomes passively simulated and imagination is actively simulated), and theres a difference between astral and mental work (mindwalking is a type of mental work), but they do get mixed up and arent quite fully separate in many ways

[astral-from-afar]

Weather is too good lately wish it would stay like this

[fereldensheroesa]

Look at heeeer!

[blueheartbookclub]

"Beyond the Veil: Illuminating 'The Human Aura' by Swami Panchadasi (William Walker Atkinson)"

Swami Panchadasi, the pseudonym for the prolific William Walker Atkinson, beckons readers into the ethereal realm of metaphysics and mysticism with his profound work, "The Human Aura: Astral Colors and Thought Forms." This timeless exploration of the invisible energies that surround and emanate from the human body offers a captivating journey into the esoteric dimensions of our existence. The title alone hints at the unveiling of the unseen, promising a rich tapestry of insights into the intricacies of the human aura.

Atkinson's expertise in the realms of mysticism and the occult is evident as he guides readers through the subtle yet profound aspects of the human aura. The aura, believed to be an electromagnetic field that encapsulates the physical body, is described in vivid detail by Panchadasi. The astral colors and thought forms, according to his teachings, provide a visual representation of an individual's emotional, mental, and spiritual state.

The language employed by Panchadasi is both accessible and poetic, allowing readers to grasp the complexities of metaphysical concepts without feeling overwhelmed. The intricacies of astral colors, thought vibrations, and the interplay between the physical and spiritual realms are presented in a manner that invites contemplation and introspection.

One of the notable strengths of "The Human Aura" is its practical approach. Panchadasi not only describes the theory behind the human aura but also provides exercises and techniques for readers to develop their own sensitivity to these subtle energies. The inclusion of practical applications enhances the book's value, allowing readers to engage with the material on a personal level.

The title characterizes the human aura as a dynamic canvas that reflects the inner workings of the mind and spirit. Panchadasi introduces readers to the idea that thoughts and emotions are not mere intangible concepts but possess a tangible existence in the form of vibrant colors within the aura. This perspective encourages individuals to become more attuned to their inner states and, subsequently, take charge of their spiritual and mental well-being.

However, it is essential to approach Panchadasi's work with an open mind, recognizing that the exploration of the aura and thought forms is rooted in esoteric traditions. The book delves into areas that might challenge conventional beliefs, urging readers to broaden their perspectives on the nature of reality and the interconnectedness of the physical and metaphysical realms.

In conclusion, "The Human Aura: Astral Colors and Thought Forms" by Swami Panchadasi, alias William Walker Atkinson, is a captivating odyssey into the unseen dimensions of human existence. The title, with its promise of exploring astral colors and thought forms, encapsulates the essence of the work. Panchadasi's eloquent prose, coupled with practical exercises, invites readers to embark on a personal journey of self-discovery and heightened awareness. As one delves into the pages of this mystical masterpiece, the invisible threads of the human aura are unraveled, revealing a world that transcends the limits of the physical and invites us to contemplate the boundless potential of the human spirit.

"The Human Aura: Astral Colors and Thought Forms." , is available in Amazon in paperback 12.99$ and hardcover 18.99$ editions.

Number of pages: 91

Language: English

Rating: 8/10                                           

Link of the book!

Review By: King's Cat

[theweightofdivinity]

If we’re still defining reality by what our five senses can pick up, then we’re operating on a very limited bandwidth. Our senses are just filters, like tiny receptors in a much larger field. There are entire frequencies moving through and around us that we’ll never see or hear, but that doesn’t make them any less real. We’ve been conditioned to trust only what we can physically touch or measure, but that kind of perception traps us inside a mental box. Truth isn’t always visible. Rather, it’s invisible. Sometimes it lives in the in between, in the energy you feel but can’t explain, in what your body knows before your mind is able to translate. Just because you can’t perceive it with your senses doesn’t mean it isn’t there. Sometimes we have been programmed and taught to look everywhere but within.

[astral-field-guide]

Welcome to the Ecliptic Ring, where the Astrals reside (Fan-made astral world building)

The map you see above is an hour-long sketch of the Ecliptic Ring. Where most astrals reside. Each astral has their own floating island domain that acts as a sort of "state." These domains have varying geology, foliage, and civilizations, built around their astral leader.

Central city is where The Great Courthouse is located. I don't think I need to explain what it's for. Central city's population is a mish-mash of many different alien and astral species. It is extremely crowded for a city, due to the fact that one does not have to worship or prove loyalty to a court astral to live there. This can sometimes cause chaos or rebellious actions towards the astral rules, with the main example being "The Underbelly." A black market type place located within the abandoned mines under Central City.

Some observant eyes might have noticed how bare the map actually is. I have not explored every nook and cranny yet, not on foot, and neither in my mind. I invite you as we explore the Ecliptic Ring together, figuring out its mysteries and culture.

(If anything is too blurry or unclear to see, please tell me! I could make the font bigger or get better pictures!)

[charlieclementine]

Deep sigh

I miss my wife tails. I miss her a lot.

For real, though. It's been months since we've seen her. 😭

[grimoire-y-em-babble-y-bare]

Superpositions and reality

recording position observed/chosen depends on observed/chosen reference

[wyrdkraft]

Allow me to pass Through your Window To the Golden Sun

[blackvahana]

Anyway. Lightning field.

Closer to being able to consciously understand it now the Daisy Fields - knew the names being similar was related - are a thing developing into... something similar.

There's mindspaces (mental spaces that have decent mimicry of real life) , there's reality shifting realities (elaborate mental spaces), there's... dreaming spaces, uh. There's places in the astral that blend with mental - realms displaced from atomic reality for lack of a better word seem to be on a scale from Perceptual reality to Mental reality for lack of better terms, and no, they're not (here at least) the same thing. Uh. But anyway. This body isn't caught up on things. There's also very mental astral spaces, places where the mind of an entity is undivorceable from the space. Thinking about the End of the World, a place where Lev is just... reality itself. These terms and boundaries are just not... something I'm going to stick with, I'm just laying this out to make a contrast to what I have to talk on

What's interesting me is these specific "ind of God" places that serve as, well, not mindspaces, not "realities", but explorations of the workings of the mind itself. They're like what I call Means of Access, which is effectively these Mental-Real intersections used to create and programme things in the astral, where the programming itself is presented as mental constructs but it's more just perceived that way because it doesn't exist in spacetime. For example, one of the MOA for ANVD is a control room - OK. thanks Grey for that image then - another is... actually, I forgot, so he probably doesn't want to share. But you could translate the programming into say a control room where you turn knobs and a forest where you water trees and such, it's not so much visualisation as it is almost interactive real-time visions

It's like that. It's also like those places in the astral where the spirit is indistinguishable from reality... It's. also. hence why I listed all these things. it's own distinct category

Traversing the minds of spirits - but specifically like MOA where it's not that you're in a mindspace, you're in the minds workings and programmings itself being filtered through Perception

Yeah. Anyway. That's where the lightning field is. The lightning field exists at the gateway point of Indra-Zeus' sort of. I'm going to sya barren womb. The place where a womb should be between the black starry gateway of the cosmic waters that reflect the stars and night sky, and the specific lineage from Zeus. That's twice now I've typed Xeus what's the deal here - oh I know the deal. Thoughts overseen by Lev and not the other old man. Thanks Lev.

Specifically... The lightning field is the electric field of his own brain, metaphorically. It's... I can't stress enough how much it's this circle home around the - hole* around the. nothingness. The cold and the hot that create storms is a distant metaphor. This is... Primordial

So... In setting up the lightning field again... Zeus is one of those people whose brains I'm supposed to be reordering and such now. I guess that's what the lightning field is about... But there's also a lot to be said about how he wants it more accessible again. There's a lot to be said about it full stop, there's a tonne of intricate metaphor that goes into it (thinking about how it holds the cave hand prints of him and select children, and how it's red layered clay, and so on)

It's... interesting. The thing that bothers me is that he's very much the type of person - I say type as if anyone else is like him - to coax people along into doing things for him that are completely and utterly obscured, encoded very literally to the point that various parts of his mind and bodies hold only partial keys and speak their own codes so that even if you gathered all of him present you wouldn't be able to get the whole picture, even he doesn't carry the whole picture... So you know. A little "I'm not taking orders right now" given that holding the keys to deep mind things is... it's not the truth. It's never the full truth from him.

And yet... I know this place like the back of my hand, I'm so familiar with it, and with the way we blur there's a lot in it for me, presumably.

[astral-from-afar]

Watched die hard. Cool movie but oh man is it filled to the brim with copaganda

[earthqueefnation]

Everything used to be invisible.