#Thought Forms

[vikramsharma007]

[neonspectrumdreams]

I am a traumagenic system. Severe dissociation can be hard; timeloss, emotional numbness, depersonalization and derealization, PTSD, amnesia, these are all difficult.

But one thing that isn't difficult is being a system. We get along wonderfully. We find a lot of magic in the experience of being plural. It is absolutely a life saving adaptation for us.

We experience our plurality positively. It is possible to be traumagenic and have this level of healthy multiplicity.

[theparrotwizard]

Have any witches on here tried enchanting a toy, like a plushie, for calming and inner safety? I found this toy from my childhood on Ebay, which I've considered buying. I have SO MANY plushies, and I think it would be a great idea to imbue them with calming and safety energy, inner child healing, etc.

I also wonder if it is possible to form a thoughtform with the purpose of companionship and calming, who can live in a toy? I would love that so much.

Please comment your thoughts or tips! I am very much still learning about magic.

[victusinveritas]

The Black Dog of Newgate is a form of Hellhound that was often sighted haunting Newgate Prison in London before it was demolished in 1902. Sighting this Black Dog is said to be accompanied by a horrible smell and the sound of slow footsteps. Those that witness this haunting creature claim it has “eyes of red and jowls that dripped with blood”. While the prison is now gone, Old Bailey now stands in its place. It is said that the Black Dog of Newgate appears around midnight where it slides from wall to wall as a shapeless mass of shadow.

Definitely not not a thought form of centuries of prisoners' suffering concentrated into one beastie.

[l0st-g1rl-r0tt1ng]

Been getting into Tulpamancy/thought forms recently and I think it's incredibly interesting. I think all systems are cool as shit and I wanna learn more (and maybe make a Tulpa myself)

Tulpamancers/Tulpa's, what are some tips for beginners that you think aren't talked about enough?

[moonmedley]

i've been thinking about getting into willomancy / thoughtform creation / etc ... anyone have tips on how or where to start? ✧ julian

[thefeawl]

''Be selective in what thought-forms you give your portion of the life force to. Take responsibility for the thought-forms you project to others, for they are also reflected back into your being through the mirror of the auric field.''

– John J. Falone

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

“Music tells us to move, to dance… But when we are still ‘within’ music, we absorb all of its power. We are its container. Not every movement needs to go out into the world. We can keep some for ourselves. Contained. Powerful.”

— Meg Howrey, They’re Going to Love You: A Novel (Doubleday, November 15, 2022)

[alive on all channels]

[starsofdarknebula]

Fictional Characters in the Astral Realm and Different Dimensions

I KNOOOOW WHAT YOU ALL BE THINKING BUT JUST LISTEN M KAY lol.

[blueheartbookclub]

"Beyond the Veil: Illuminating 'The Human Aura' by Swami Panchadasi (William Walker Atkinson)"

Swami Panchadasi, the pseudonym for the prolific William Walker Atkinson, beckons readers into the ethereal realm of metaphysics and mysticism with his profound work, "The Human Aura: Astral Colors and Thought Forms." This timeless exploration of the invisible energies that surround and emanate from the human body offers a captivating journey into the esoteric dimensions of our existence. The title alone hints at the unveiling of the unseen, promising a rich tapestry of insights into the intricacies of the human aura.

Atkinson's expertise in the realms of mysticism and the occult is evident as he guides readers through the subtle yet profound aspects of the human aura. The aura, believed to be an electromagnetic field that encapsulates the physical body, is described in vivid detail by Panchadasi. The astral colors and thought forms, according to his teachings, provide a visual representation of an individual's emotional, mental, and spiritual state.

The language employed by Panchadasi is both accessible and poetic, allowing readers to grasp the complexities of metaphysical concepts without feeling overwhelmed. The intricacies of astral colors, thought vibrations, and the interplay between the physical and spiritual realms are presented in a manner that invites contemplation and introspection.

One of the notable strengths of "The Human Aura" is its practical approach. Panchadasi not only describes the theory behind the human aura but also provides exercises and techniques for readers to develop their own sensitivity to these subtle energies. The inclusion of practical applications enhances the book's value, allowing readers to engage with the material on a personal level.

The title characterizes the human aura as a dynamic canvas that reflects the inner workings of the mind and spirit. Panchadasi introduces readers to the idea that thoughts and emotions are not mere intangible concepts but possess a tangible existence in the form of vibrant colors within the aura. This perspective encourages individuals to become more attuned to their inner states and, subsequently, take charge of their spiritual and mental well-being.

However, it is essential to approach Panchadasi's work with an open mind, recognizing that the exploration of the aura and thought forms is rooted in esoteric traditions. The book delves into areas that might challenge conventional beliefs, urging readers to broaden their perspectives on the nature of reality and the interconnectedness of the physical and metaphysical realms.

In conclusion, "The Human Aura: Astral Colors and Thought Forms" by Swami Panchadasi, alias William Walker Atkinson, is a captivating odyssey into the unseen dimensions of human existence. The title, with its promise of exploring astral colors and thought forms, encapsulates the essence of the work. Panchadasi's eloquent prose, coupled with practical exercises, invites readers to embark on a personal journey of self-discovery and heightened awareness. As one delves into the pages of this mystical masterpiece, the invisible threads of the human aura are unraveled, revealing a world that transcends the limits of the physical and invites us to contemplate the boundless potential of the human spirit.

"The Human Aura: Astral Colors and Thought Forms." , is available in Amazon in paperback 12.99$ and hardcover 18.99$ editions.

Number of pages: 91

Language: English

Rating: 8/10                                           

Link of the book!

Review By: King's Cat

[vikramsharma007]

[neonspectrumdreams]

Current system project:

All of our non-human (dragon) alters are arranging themselves into a subsystem. At least, they are attempting to, haha.

They are trying to use an elemental theme as symbols to try to make switching and sharing information easier. They have their own internal world shaped after some dragon and magic type ideas, like the elements and Spyro the Dragon.

It is helping hugely with system communication although several of the alters are trauma alters and we are considering attempting to process their trauma.

[embervoices]

Just watched this amusing video about the Elf on the Shelf accruing power:

https://www.tiktok.com/@pipercj/video/7178205093454695726

(Why is this not embedding properly?? It’s not accepting any version of the URL or the embed code block? Ahh, well... Anyway!)

So I was reminded of a brief explanatory meme I created most of a year ago to try to illustrate something to some of my students who had asked :

Brief Differences Between Certain Types of Energetic/Psychic Constructs:

Thought Form: Object/Device, usually created by a single person  - Example: The Rose in the jar from Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast”

Servitor: Artificial Intelligence created by a single person or group - Example: Baymax from Disney’s “Big Hero 6″

Tulpa: Independent Entity created by a single person - Example: Vision & the Twins from MCU “WandaVision”

Egregore: Independent Entity created by a group, often whole cultures over time - Example: The Hogfather from BBC’s “Hogfather” by Terry Pratchett

(Note: I’m aware there’s a whole kettle of fish to be had on the topic of the word “Tulpa”. I wouldn’t say they’re a totally separate issue, and I did discuss them with my students at the time, they’re not within the scope of this little glossary meme.)

[conscious-pisces]

Be mindful of your inner dialogue

[1introvertedsage]

[zurich-snows]

Thought Forms: A Record of Clairvoyant Investigation Originally published in 1905 2020 reprint via Sacred Bones Books Edited by Lucy Lord Campana 

Thought-Forms: A Record of Clairvoyant Investigation is a seminal occult book compiled by the leaders of the Theosophical Society, Annie Besant and C. W. Leadbeater. It was originally published in 1905 in London. According to the teachings of Theosophy, thoughts and emotions create distinctive patterns of color and form in the human aura—visible only to those who are gifted with a sufficient degree of clairvoyance and can see beyond our normal perceptions. Besant and Leadbeater dictated their clairvoyant "thought-forms" to a group of friends who then created the 58 magnificent illustrations contained in the book. This book was a major influence on the artists Hilma Af Klint and Wassily Kandinsky among many others but has long been overlooked as a foundational pillar in art history. 

Besant was also an early suffragist and political activist and was far ahead of her time as an artist and thinker. Theosophy was the first occult group to open its doors to women and Thought Forms offers a reminder that the history of modernist abstraction and women’s contribution to it is still being written.