Thought forms and egregors
Thought forms are energy-information clusters created by the central nervous system during active brain activity.
For simplicity, imagine a neuron.
(Fig. Neuron.)
A neuron has a body and branches. The long branch is called an axon, and the neuron sends impulses along it. The short branches are called dendrites, and the neuron receives information through them. Information is transmitted by nerve impulses. A nerve impulse is an electrical impulse. Consciousness is encoded by threshold impulses, and the subconscious by subthreshold impulses.
At the points where neurons connect, there is a structure called a synapse. In the synapse, electrical impulses are converted into chemical signals. Threshold impulses are those whose power is sufficient to trigger the chemical transmission of neurotransmitters. Subthreshold impulses are those whose power is insufficient.
During active thinking, the brain produces nerve impulses. When a person loses concentration on a thought, the electromagnetic cluster twisted into a toroid leaves the nervous system and migrates into the layers of the atmosphere. There, it groups with other clusters from other people according to frequency and information content.
*This is how EGREGORS are formed.
Egregors differ from one another.
The strongest are the egregors of religions and countries, but there are also egregors of professions, even brands and names. There are egregors of family – very important ones.
A person’s involvement in a particular egregore influences their thoughts and emotions, and therefore their behavior.
Example:
The eternal dispute between iPhone and Android users can be explained by brand competition. Although the users themselves are neither here nor there about it. And these are just products. Imagine what happens at the level of countries and religions!
An egregore can be imagined as a cloud storage of information, and people as computers connected to it.
The egregore can decide who gets how much information and energy and for what reason.
An important principle:
After the disappearance of a number of devices (human bodies), the egregore will not disappear immediately. And when some of the devices disappear, the survivors will receive more energy.
If all representatives of the egregore disappear, the egregore will remain partially in the memory of other egregores and will interact with them. However, if all representatives of the egregore disappear, the egregore will remain in the Akashic records. It is important to note that in order to restore an egregore, a material reference is needed — for example, ancient Egypt, the Sumerians, or the Maya.
Be careful not to confuse archetypes and egregors. For example, one archetype can be found in different egregors. For example, the archetype of a warrior can be found not only in different egregors of countries, but also in a warrior of religion, a warrior of family, a warrior of a brand.
Important!
When a person has lived many lives, and especially when a person’s life has been significant, a powerful personal egregore is formed over time.
You can join a particular egregore through activities characteristic of that egregore. Experienced magicians can connect to an egregore (enter an egregore) through the power of consciousness via meditative practice.
Now the main task for you is to enter and establish yourself in the egregore of magic.
And now, once again.
Vernadsky’s teaching on the noosphere
“Noosphere (from the ancient Greek νοῦς “mind” + σφαῖρα “sphere”; literally “sphere of mind”) is a hypothetical sphere of interaction between society and nature, within which intelligent human activity becomes the determining factor of development (this sphere is also referred to by the term “anthroposphere”)[1].
According to V. I. Vernadsky, “there is a great geological, perhaps cosmic force in the biosphere, whose planetary action is usually not taken into account in ideas about space… This force is the mind of man, his purposeful and organized will as a social being.”
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“Egregore (ancient Greek ἐγρήγοροι — “guardian spirit”) — in occult ancient and modern religious movements and theories — “soul,” “states,” “mental condensate” generated by people’s thoughts and emotions; therefore, the egregore acquires an independent existence. Academic science does not recognize the theory of egregore.
Occultists believe that egregors have relics, memorabilia, and other objects that, according to people themselves, help them in various ways or, conversely, bring misfortune and curses. According to their beliefs, the power and longevity of an egregore depends on the harmony and size of the group.
French writer Serge Houtten-Hauttenstein defines “egregore” as “the structural psychology of a people.”
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How an egregore is formed.
The brain (central nervous system) produces thought forms. Thought forms have a number of characteristics, namely: frequency, harmony, image, information content, and density. When they enter the layers where the atmosphere is located, they are grouped according to density and other characteristics. There are different types of egregors, from the egregors of countries and religions to the egregors of brands (have you ever wondered about the conflict between Apple and Android users?). Various institutions, educational establishments, etc., in short, established groups, also have their own egregors. The family egregore is important — it is part of the family egregore. It is also worth mentioning the egregores of professions, the so-called guilds. Each guild has its own terminology (slang). For example, the slang of doctors is unmistakable.
Large egregors have their own personalities, or rather scans of their personalities. In medicine, these are famous doctors such as Hippocrates, Avicenna, Bekhterev, etc. In religions, these are saints and gods. Public opinion about these personalities is also important.
The actions of an egregore are algorithmized; it acts as an individuality. Each egregore has its own goal and idea. Despite the fact that an egregore is algorithmized in essence, it is possible to “communicate” with it as with a personality, mainly through scans of famous characters of this egregore.
But the most interesting is the egregore of magic. Since there is no magician who does not know about egregores, the egregore of magic itself perceives itself as an informational and energetic structure, fully aware of its structure. It knows about the existence of other egregores and how to influence them.
Some people may also have a personal egregore. It depends on how many incarnations the magician has had and how he distinguished himself in them. There is a very interesting practice: when expanding his consciousness in time backward and forward (time magic will be described in subsequent books), the magician begins to interact with himself in subsequent incarnations (there is a similar practice for oneself in this incarnation, where one can set a goal for oneself in the future and give oneself instructions through time (for example, what needs to be learned or in which direction to move…)).
The work is not limited to one meditation!
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As you can see, these concepts have a lot in common.
It is also worth mentioning here the teachings of Carl Gustav Jung, namely his concept of archetypes. It is the noosphere (egregore) that contains information about archetypes.
I described Jung’s mistake in my previous book, Thoughts of a Schizophrenic Doctor.
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According to archetypes, you can be Sauron, Aragorn, and Gandalf at the same time, and that is perfectly normal.
