What are Life Energy Powers?
According to Ingo Swann, father of military remote viewing, life energy powers (which he calls biosuperpowers) include:
powers of awareness, observation, attention, discernment (recognition of importance and significance as well as identification), understanding, cognizing (or groking, as Heinlein puts it in Stranger in a Strange Land) ...
sensitivity, empathy, love, and compassion ...
probing, projecting, directing, telepathy, and telekinesis ...
experiencing and integrating ...
remote viewing, foreseeing, intuiting, and knowing ...
and, finally, "sourcing beyond the self."
powers of awareness, observation, attention, discernment (recognition of importance and significance as well as identification), understanding, cognizing (or groking, as Heinlein puts it in Stranger in a Strange Land) ...
sensitivity, empathy, love, and compassion ...
probing, projecting, directing, telepathy, and telekinesis ...
experiencing and integrating ...
remote viewing, foreseeing, intuiting, and knowing ...
and, finally, "sourcing beyond the self."
There is abundant scientific evidence that human beings have these biosuperpowers, and more, and that they are actually supernormal, not supernatural, as scientist Dean Radin notes. If you haven't done your research, his website is a good place to start. If you have done your research, you already know this. Better, if you have done your research and also have firsthand experience! I hope to attract mainly people who have done their own research, are continuing to explore, and having exciting experiences awakening and expanding their consciousness.
I am not into trying to convince anyone that they, life, and the universe are all beyond extraordinary; we each have to discover this firsthand for ourselves.
The mystery is why there is so much fear and agony and hope and denial and yearning and procrastination involved in the subject matter.
I am not into trying to convince anyone that they, life, and the universe are all beyond extraordinary; we each have to discover this firsthand for ourselves.
The mystery is why there is so much fear and agony and hope and denial and yearning and procrastination involved in the subject matter.
Remote viewing and reading the akasha are both about "sourcing beyond the self."
"Akasha" is Sanskrit for "primordial substance," "subtle space," "fundamental luminosity," or "pre-matter radiance." It is the medium of reality and connects every point of light and wave to every other point of light and wave.
In Raja Yoga, the akasha is noted to be present everywhere and everywhen; it is within and outside of all form, time, and space. It is formless and invisible when unconditioned by consciousness. The self uses consciousness to create thoughts and things from this "primordial matter."
Although it is popular to say "You are consciousness" or "You are energy," the yogi would say that no, you are not consciousness or energy. You are beyond that, at a higher level, say; this is why you can observe, build, and use consciousness as a tool. You are outside the system.
Another way to say this is: if you were a shovel, you could not use yourself to shovel dirt. Even if you were an animate shovel, you could not get the leverage to push yourself down into the dirt. You would need something outside your system, with leverage, to help you fulfill your function.
In military style remote viewing and in akashic spiritual readings, the akasha is accessed using the tool of consciousness in accordance with specific protocols and methodologies. (Human beings are known to go to war over protocols and methodologies; they are quickly made into sacred constructs, requirements, and traditions. This seems to be a very deeply rooted human proclivity, and there is great value in it if it is understood and used with knowledge. A method or ritual provides a container or format, an aid to learning and practice. It's like having a ladder or a hammer. When I'm learning something new, I always begin by following the format given to me by my teacher. Once I've mastered it, I tweek it to suit myself. Then I might learn another format and add elements of that to my practice. But I learned early that consistency is very important. As long as we don't let it keep us from discovery.)
The flavor, collective energy, assumptions, protocols, and methodologies can vary greatly between remote viewing and reading the akasha, mainly in orientation and purpose. A military remote viewer may only want to know where the bomb is planted or the hostage kept; an akashic reader would be more interested in what a person is learning and how a life situation came about. The former is quantitative and the latter is qualitative.
For more information on the nature of the akasha, see Consciousness, the Yoga Sutras, and Remote Viewing under the Remote Viewing tab.
In Raja Yoga, the akasha is noted to be present everywhere and everywhen; it is within and outside of all form, time, and space. It is formless and invisible when unconditioned by consciousness. The self uses consciousness to create thoughts and things from this "primordial matter."
Although it is popular to say "You are consciousness" or "You are energy," the yogi would say that no, you are not consciousness or energy. You are beyond that, at a higher level, say; this is why you can observe, build, and use consciousness as a tool. You are outside the system.
Another way to say this is: if you were a shovel, you could not use yourself to shovel dirt. Even if you were an animate shovel, you could not get the leverage to push yourself down into the dirt. You would need something outside your system, with leverage, to help you fulfill your function.
In military style remote viewing and in akashic spiritual readings, the akasha is accessed using the tool of consciousness in accordance with specific protocols and methodologies. (Human beings are known to go to war over protocols and methodologies; they are quickly made into sacred constructs, requirements, and traditions. This seems to be a very deeply rooted human proclivity, and there is great value in it if it is understood and used with knowledge. A method or ritual provides a container or format, an aid to learning and practice. It's like having a ladder or a hammer. When I'm learning something new, I always begin by following the format given to me by my teacher. Once I've mastered it, I tweek it to suit myself. Then I might learn another format and add elements of that to my practice. But I learned early that consistency is very important. As long as we don't let it keep us from discovery.)
The flavor, collective energy, assumptions, protocols, and methodologies can vary greatly between remote viewing and reading the akasha, mainly in orientation and purpose. A military remote viewer may only want to know where the bomb is planted or the hostage kept; an akashic reader would be more interested in what a person is learning and how a life situation came about. The former is quantitative and the latter is qualitative.
For more information on the nature of the akasha, see Consciousness, the Yoga Sutras, and Remote Viewing under the Remote Viewing tab.
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