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ienced not just talked about. When “I” and “my world” (field of percept

admin — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 23:34:43 +0000

In our words, “mind” (whatever that is) and its contents are
functionally identical. The usual system of classifying the contents
as “me” (part of “mind”) and not-”me” (”outside”) can be
abolished—not just by meditation, but by certain well-known
drugs—and the unity of the field of perception is then recognized.
We become Metaprogrammers.
This is what we might expect from the triumphs of field
theory and general systems theory in sociology, anthropology,
quantum theory etc. It still comes as a distinct shock when it is
experienced not just talked about. When “I” and “my world”
(field of perception) become one, “I” am transformed utterly, as
in “in a refiners’ fire,” as the mystics say.

ALIESTER CROWLEY

admin — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 23:24:55 +0000

In the course of our concentration we noticed that the contents
of the mind at any moment consisted of two things, and no
more: the (external) Object, variable, and the (internal) Subject,
invariable, or apparently so. By success in dharana1 the
object has been made as invariable as the subject.
Now the result of this is that the two become one. This
phenomenon usually comes as a tremendous shock.

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admin — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 18:35:04 +0000

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