Neirong

Mind control is the best ability you can get. Most people are lacking in ability to control their mind. Imagine, going from a never ending chatterbox of stupidity, towards clear and pristine surface of the lake. The first thing we start teaching from is how to take control of mind. The exercises are tough, but the ability to control mind is worth it. It takes years of time and constant effort to master it. I will never teach magic to a person, who cannot control his thoughts, it is like giving a gun to a drug addict with psychotic disorder, hoping he won't harm anyone in the process, including himself.

Well, teachings differ. There are traditions where you just sit in place for thousands of hours, developing internal pressure and dying out of cancer or heart attack, where you have only 2-3 exercises to do and no path forward. No teachers, no school, no background or hierarchy to support you. Others that allow you to step on a path of vertical evolution and evolve from a dumb mortal monkey into a divine being. While it may sound "mystical" to non-initiated, untrained individuals without siddhis, all these things are real. They can be experienced through training, which, by our effort, has become available now. It does not take that long to learn how to move energy and consciousness outside of a physical vessel and learn to travel, levitate, and teleport in your energy body. Exploring our galaxy is one of the most beautiful and fantastic experiences; Jeff Bezos paid billions, and he did not get anywhere close to it. It is like telling a blind person about colors, a deaf person about sounds, or someone without a tongue about how good food tastes. I will be honest: I have not shared even 0.01% of my experiences and knowledge publicly.

On one hand, it is good to see young generation looking towards cultivation and self-development. On another, we have not observed a single case of solo-cultivator path being succesful.

@Sleepy Bluejay @Mana conduit Even someone who has 1 week of practical experience in ANY semi-decent school/teaching/lineage will tell you that you don't move "Energy" with "Imagination". The only thing that can happen from such activity is clutter and blockage. The longer it is practiced the higher probability of getting issues. This is not a technique. You resemble kids who never once exercised physically or been to a gym, who decide to write guides on how to become bodybuilding world champion. Surely, you don't need gym or real training, you can just imagine yourself growing muscles. They practiced 1-6months so ofc they know better than anyone in the world. 1. you are embarassing yourself publicly 2. you are going to develop negative karma when someone tries your "techniques" 5 years of daily training under the proper guidance is still considered "early beginner" in internal and ancient arts. You should only ever think of adjusting or changing practices after you pass 10-15 years experience landmark, after your achievements in the field have been recognized by someone credible, and know exactly what you are doing and why. But then real training is challenging, I have no doubts you would both fail repeatedly, and then give up.

I have met and hunted real demons in other worlds. If you believe that there are demons around you or in the "audio" you should consult a local mental health practitioner. What is point A and point B? What have you achieved? A journey to become weak and suffer from imaginary demons?

Every NPC thinks that NPCs are around them, but never doubt themselves. That is how Ego functions. I see energies, yours are empty and weak. Dim light of consciousness is overtaken by larvaes and mental parasites, seeking attention in public to satisfy primitive Ego urges.

What kind of tradition/teacher you follow? What are the positive results of the training after years (if any)? From the sound of it, this is dangerous misguiding that will lead to negative consequences. Going long time without grounding is bad not only for energy development but for the overall health.

Well, you should not believe everything that is written, said, or lectured. Just because someone claims to be a master or lineage holder of any tradition does not mean he is intelligent. Quite honestly, I have seen through mental fields (brain development) of various Gurus, and it is hard to believe how dumb some of those turned out. It is like the dumber you are the easier it is to develop a cult with mass following. Even if you trust your teacher/source of knowledge, you should verify things in practice, not take them blindly. If you cannot verify anything, then you are not being taught properly. Damo Mitchell was talking about that in some of his endless talking sessions. Another piece of golden wisdom is, "If you work with chakras, it is very high-level work; work with muladhara, you can control other people's physical bodies." That still pales with "Not left, not right, not heavy, not light." Someone should eventually release the book "Golden Pearls of Wisdom from most brilliant minds."

Ah, the division between black and white is purely mundane and egoistic, and is mostly articulated by people who have no relation to magic tradition what so ever and are mostly cosplaying/roleplaying into magic. Same events viewed from different perspective are seen differently. Two examples: A person jumps under the fast speed train, gets smashed into paste, is the train evil? A person, lights a candlefire in the ocean depths, hoping to warm it/energize up for the benefit of all living beings, is that an act of good? Magic certainly works. But it really takes a long training to develop a density and qualities of upper mental bodies. For most people, unfortunately they don't have neither the discipline, nor the patience to walk this path. The results don't depend on wherever you do "good or bad", with knife you can do various things, it is just a tool.

How did you open it? You can potentially fry your brain and internal organs with improper practices taken from books, over time leading to irreversible damage.

I understand that it is fundamental human nature to be egoistic/egocentric and to judge reality by the limited perception that the self provides. But nothing is lost or "disappeared". Only because you or someone else does not have access or there is no book in public, it does not mean the knowledge and methods are lost or even that the practitioners of ancient arts do not exist. If you are currently studying in kindergarten, it does not mean that school or university does not exist in this World. Yes, you are not able to interact with it until your level of development progresses. When I look at a mirror casually (without powering up), I see my physical vessel, then I see an electromagnetic blue field covering it, then I see ripples of energy waves circulating across the vessel, expanding further from it is an astral body glowing like a torch in the mirror. What do you see? How would people expect to evolve beyond physical realm, if they cannot even see it? Are you playing a guessing game? It does not matter how hard a person believes that his path is right and leads somewhere, if there is no power and ability to back it up.

Things come and go; on this planet, 99.9% of species that once lived no longer exist. It is a normal tide of events; I would not pity lost and deceased teachings, as that also means masters of those teachings were not capable or skilled enough to preserve the essence and core of the knowledge. Some may think they are smart to keep secrets for long time, then they find out they have limited lifespan, and no time to pass it. There is a reason why so many esoteric teachings focus on immortality: death is a test of dedication and commitment. It is an examination. You can develop a strong body and wonderful siddhis, but where will you be in 100 or 200 years? A pile of ash. The natural passage of time divides rubbish from gems. Some people progress through their classes, while others keep retaking the same lesson over and over again. They will most likely cease to exist, as there is a lack of practicality, usability, and any real benefit from practices. Some reports tell about a 90% drop in people practicing IMA over just the last 20 years. What will happen in next 60 years? There is just no meaningful reason to practice it in the modern world. Cultivators develop an attachment to cultivation, not to personalities. It is sensible to move teachers/schools when you reach the limit of what they can teach. As far as courses go, it is not so easy. You may go through a postgraduate study course, complete it, and decide to look around for other classes. But all you see around are people drawing carrots and pineapples and counting them together. Then they believe that if they draw smile emojis on paper, the universe will smile back at them, and they will ascend to the golden body 5D world. I have been to a massive bookshop in a major city a few years ago and browsed over a hundred of "esoteric" and "spiritual" books, and that is the kind of teachings you can find there.

The problem lies in the perspective; a kindergarten teacher won't be able to prepare you for what comes next, as he does not know the path himself. It is possible to waste 15-30 years of life practicing various things. When you come across higher-level teachings, you realize that you are lacking and have to start from the very beginning, unlearning and relearning basics. That is why Hierarchy exists in esoteric circles and is necessary. For "Einstein" teaching kindergarten kids would be a waste of his time and potential that could be used more wisely elsewhere. Also a person who does beginner classes all his life, can only be a kindergarten teacher, even if he claims differently. In the market, it is supply and demand, people are willing to pay for the volume and hours of video recordings. It creates a fake sense of value and a sense that you are studying and absorbing a lot of "knowledge". There's an endless production of content of dubious quality to satisfy the consumer demand, but it does almost nothing to change anyones life and potential. I think some of those teachers go to classes on "How to say nothing and spend 3 hours on it." I have also observed cases of instructors developing slow-paced speech, so that every sentence they say takes longer..

The main question for me, as I explored various teachers, was whether a teacher is merely an instructor following a tradition or if they are a true master. An instructor strictly adheres to the book, teaching based on predefined materials and the knowledge they received. Their understanding is limited to what they were taught, and they acquire knowledge through others. In this chain of knowledge succession, one might not even be third or fourth in line; the information could have been passed and altered hundreds of times, rendering it irrelevant to the original teachings. A master, on the other hand, is someone capable of walking the path. They learn directly from the source and can acquire new knowledge not previously known. If you had the opportunity to learn directly from Buddha or Patanjali in person or from any existing "lineage" transmitters of their teachings, what would you choose? I have observed many people hopping between schools and traditions in search of some holy grail. The reality is that any legitimate, non-make-believe teaching has a passing rate. The more advanced and potent the teaching, the higher the barriers and difficulty, resulting in fewer people being able to get through it. What people often don't want to admit or believe is that they might have an internal flaw or issue. It is quite common among seekers of ancient knowledge to think that they are the chosen ones, special beings with no chance to fail at anything. Which is utterly delusional. What saves them is that most of the masters they find are teaching make-believe stuff with no difficulty scaling at all. Easy practices are popular with public and are profitable. All you need to do is show some sleight-of-hand tricks like "Fajin pushing" then add some fancy words like spiritual energy daoist arts water/fire cultivation and you are digging gold.

Why would you listen/read something from a guy who does this?

Esoteric teachings normally involve non-verbal transmissions at a certain level of practice. Words won't do much to teach you about things unknown to the general public. It is usually better to see once for yourself, than to imagine 1000 times or read one hundred books about it. Open information and internet are actually making the valuable knowledge less accessible. The perfect way to hide a leaf would be in the forest.

Has nothing to do with the mind, it is all about experience. When you have direct experience of cultivation, the barriers between traditions will start to fade. All traditions and teachings exist in one wholesome reality. You can do different physical exercises and training, but there is only one physical body you can train. I generally recommend our students not to bother with various books until they get 3+ years of training and direct experience, then it becomes much easier to comprehend any esoteric book or teaching, because you can relate to it on your own experience. When you don't have any real training experience, reading books leads to confusion and mindless/pointless never-ending discussions.

No, the reality is that people in the past, and as always, used cryptic words to conceal the real meaning. If you write a book that is spread/preserved publicly, you encrypt the content so only the right people (initiated in tradition) can fully benefit. Mercury, in alchemical texts, is not even a physical substance. It is a test for a fool. Someone who stole the text would consume poison and die suffering instead of any benefit. Sometimes you would simply waste time going the wrong path. Sometimes, authors can be ruthless. Understandably, in the past, thieves had their hands cut off. All of the esoteric knowledge was encrypted. Tarot for example, was turned into a card game and then into a tool for reading future. Those applications of Tarot are even less adequate than using expensive smartphone device to hit nails into wood. Well, you don't have any real experience. I have written a research paper on astral larvae and how they are connected to various addictions and obsessions. It is always a difficult thing when you don't have much experience working with it. For people without any abilities or skills in magic, there are exorcism rituals like in church, which can be quite effective and don't require the ingestion of any poisons.

It is fairly easy to deal with all the larvaes, entities and astral parasites, if you study magic and develop third eye (ability to sense and see them). I think people promoting mercury ingestion should be taken off from the internet, it is not far from promoting suicide or violence. There are a lot of young people, easily impressible people and fools on the internet that can take this very seriously, and jump on the "Immortal pill" train ingesting mercury.

I don't think you entirely understand the amount of research and study done when developing a technique. And people who come to this stage ain't beginners with no experience. You would need to have some siddhi, like an open third eye, to observe energy flow. Have peer review and cross reference, have feedback from people trying your technique, to evaluate efficacy and so on. Some methods may work with some people but not work with everyone. Prerequisites have to met, usually if a technique has no prerequisites it is a beginner technique. Think of building a house with bricks; before you lay the roof, you have to do a lot of other things that may not be precisely that fascinating for your attention. Biological organisms do grow old, accumulate damage and die, that is normal and is not a problem of any sort.

Learn from a person who has multiple deviations including drugs addiction and unstoppable monkey mind (internal) dialogue. Moreover, selling bullshido - fake martial arts along with his close friend Mizner and their Teacher Rasmus. Who deserves more pity, the self-initiated or a cult victim? When you are a cult victim, you are buying into a false sense of security and safety because the Cult Leader tells you it is safe and because peers, which can be in hundreds and thousands, tell you it is safe and proven to work. But in reality, you may all be developing serious deviations and internal problems that will be close to impossible to fix later on. That is not the main reason to not bother with made-up techniques. The main reason is a time waste, even if you are a genius born once in a millenia, chances are you are going to invent a wheel, or maybe you will find out about karma. Spend 20-30 years to learn something that you could have learned in a day. Time is the most valuable resource of a human, it is limited. Life is very short.

Don't tell him about WikiHow. Cultivation does not have an endgoal.The more you grow the bigger the world you see. If that does not happen, the only thing that grows is your Ego and delusion.

Fraud preying at gullible and weak people with egoistic desires. This is stage magic and not even a good one. The thread is on our discord forum and is called "Fake superpowers demonstrations". One has to introduce self on entry to gain applicant role and access to discussion threads.

You also don't need to prove anything to anyone; instead, revel in the improved quality of life and enhanced abilities you gain through training. If anything, most Adepts keep their "siddhis" private. Can you imagine a billionaire walking among homeless people, sharing tips on getting rich? And when they don't believe him, he is hurt and sends everyone a million-dollar paycheck and luxury car to prove his point. That's some strong determination to believe in such a scenario or wait for it to happen. First, people look for such things, then they come to us and complain that they got scammed by another "GrandMaster" burning bo'oh o' wa'er. Most wealthy people I have met are rather lowkey and silent about their wealth; they don't even flaunt or show off. Many of those who buy luxury items are insecure about their status and have to show it off even if they can't afford it. Life is simple: if you work on the self-development path, you will eventually gain siddhis. If you don't work and sit on forums waiting for a "billionaire" to come and prove that "money" is real, you will never gain anything. There are circles where everyone has abilities, and those where almost none have. Self-development is not a communism, you have to earn your worth by hard work. I don't get people who expect things to fall from the sky as gifts.

Abilities (siddhis) are fairly common in just about any genuine internal arts school. These can vary greatly and are usually not what people outside of traditions imagine them to be. It is also a question of practicality and application; I don't believe there are many people in internal arts circles who would develop a siddhi for years just to show off. Most of the skills developed have a proper usage inside the tradition and are not meant to entertain the public or compete with stage magicians. None of that would require "questionable Chinese practices." You can simply go to a gym and achieve much better health and physical results with much less time and effort spent. As for the realization of what you truly are, this can only be a delusion. Just because you have realized something in life does not mean it is true, even if it is what you believe in the most or if there are hundreds of people around you reaffirming your views and beliefs.