Practical Psychomancy and Crystal Gazing — John Shaqi
Practical Psychomancy and Crystal GazingAtkinson, William Walker
Religion
Practical Psychomancy and Crystal Gazing
Atkinson, William Walker
Clairvoyance; Crystal gazing; Magic
The phenomena commonly known as "Psychometry," is but one phase of
Psychomancy--or it even may be said to be but a ~method employed~
to bring into action the Astral Senses. The Psychometrist merely
~gets into rapport~ with the distant scene; or period of time; or
person; or object; by using some bit of physical material associated
with that scene; time; person; objects; etc., in order to "open up
communications" along the usual lines of Psychomancy. This has been
compared to the use of objects associated with a thing in the case of
memory. We all know how the sight of some object will recall at once
memories of things long since forgotten to all appearances, but which
memories have been merely stored away in the great storehouse of the
mind, to be recalled readily when the "association" is furnished. What
"association" is in the case of Memory, so is the material object
presented as the "associated object" in Psychometry.
The Occult Teachings inform us that ~there is a psychic connection
ever existing between things once associated~, and that when we
throw ourselves into the psychic current surrounding an object we may
readily follow the current back until we reach the associated object
for which we are seeking on the Astral Plane. In the Akashic Records
(See Lesson IX) all memories are registered and recorded, and if we
have a good starting point we may travel back until we find that which
we desire. In the same way the "associated object" furnishes us with a
ready means of starting our Astral Tube into being and use. This is the
secret of the use of the lock of hair; the bit of clothing; the piece
of metal or mineral, etc., used by Psychometrists.
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