Both Éliphas Lévi and Aleister Crowley explored the concept of inner visionary realms, often encountered with closed eyes, where divine, demonic, and geometric forms manifest. While they didn't use the term "phosphenes," bcause that term was not known at that time, their descriptions align with experiences of inner light phenomena and with the path of … Continue reading Great Magick Masters and the Inner Light Path
Meditation
Blue Sky Meditation: The Gateway to Living Light
There is a path to the inner realms of consciousness that requires no temple, no mantra, no posture. It begins simply: laying on your back under the open sky, with your eyes softly open, and your presence fully attuned. This is the practice of Blue Sky Meditation. Let your gaze rest gently on the sky … Continue reading Blue Sky Meditation: The Gateway to Living Light
Carl Gustav Jung’s Inner Light Yoga Path: phosphenes and migraine aura in the Red Book
Possible Migraine-Equivalent Phosphene in The Red Book Jung describes intense inner visions, including luminous phenomena, patterns, and symbolic imagery that closely resemble scintillating scotomas or migraine aura phosphenes. These are common in migraine aura without headache, where people experience flickering lights, geometric patterns, or expanding colored shapes. While Jung did not diagnose himself with migraines, … Continue reading Carl Gustav Jung’s Inner Light Yoga Path: phosphenes and migraine aura in the Red Book
Movements of Phosphenes leading into the ultimate Mahamudra Bardo Light and you as the source
Chapter X: The Ultimate Mystical Insight of Phosphenes In the depths of inner perception, beyond the realm of conventional thought and empirical science, lies the ultimate subjective experience—the space in which God speaks to you. This is not a mere philosophical speculation nor a modern New Age fantasy; it is an ancient revelation, deeply rooted … Continue reading Movements of Phosphenes leading into the ultimate Mahamudra Bardo Light and you as the source
Transformative Shaking and Vibrational Qigong: Entering of the Divine via handpalms in the Egyptian GOD RA meditation
Transformative Shaking, also known as Vibrational Qigong, is a dynamic practice that uses rhythmic shaking, breath, and fluid movements to activate the body’s natural energy pathways. Rooted in ancient Qigong traditions, this method ( if we may speak metaphorical) allows practitioners to release stagnant energy, awaken deep bodily intelligence, and enter a state of effortless … Continue reading Transformative Shaking and Vibrational Qigong: Entering of the Divine via handpalms in the Egyptian GOD RA meditation
Learning Tantra Massage4men: create awareness and tap into your ecstatic sexual potential – Sexuality as Meditation!
So you are a man and you know your body is the greatest gift and you really want to use it well. Sex is part of the essence of our energy. Once you have been feeling what you can really experience on the level of sexual energy you will become really juicy and happy in … Continue reading Learning Tantra Massage4men: create awareness and tap into your ecstatic sexual potential – Sexuality as Meditation!
Nâ-Kojâ-Abâd: The Non-Physical Dimension Beyond Sensory Perception
Sohrawardi on the domain that transcends conventional physical space Let us Look into this other reality, Nâ-Kojâ-Abâd, no-where land! Sohrawardi (1154–1191), a Persian philosopher and mystic, introduced the concept of Nâ-Kojâ-Abâd, which is more than a poetic expression; it represents a metaphysical reality, a domain that transcends conventional physical space yet exists with its own … Continue reading Nâ-Kojâ-Abâd: The Non-Physical Dimension Beyond Sensory Perception
Henry Corbin and the Concept of Mundus Imaginalis in Black Mirror Scrying
This is an extremely important chapter in the physiology of the spirituality! Henry Corbin (April 14, 1903 – October 7, 1978) was a French philosopher, theologian, and scholar of Islamic mysticism. His work focused on the esoteric traditions of Sufism and Persian philosophy, particularly the writings of thinkers such as Suhrawardi, Ibn Arabi, and Mulla … Continue reading Henry Corbin and the Concept of Mundus Imaginalis in Black Mirror Scrying
Black Mirror Meditation: beginnings and contemporary use
My new Black Mirror with the Magical Rape Box in front of it, and a salt crystal from Tavira mines and a Rock from the red mountain of Pocilgais where Quinta Quixote is located. The Ancient Use of Black Mirrors Black mirrors have long been used in mystical traditions for scrying, self-reflection, and deep meditation. … Continue reading Black Mirror Meditation: beginnings and contemporary use
The eight jhānas: a formalized meditation path from the Theravāda tradition
The eight jhānas are profound meditative states in Buddhism, representing deep levels of concentration and mental absorption. The term "jhāna" (Pāli) or "dhyāna" (Sanskrit) translates to "meditation" or "absorption." These states are integral to Buddhist meditative practices, particularly within the Theravāda tradition. Origins and Development The practice of jhāna predates Buddhism, with roots in ancient … Continue reading The eight jhānas: a formalized meditation path from the Theravāda tradition
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