PYRAMID POWER

(Also cone headgear). In mimetic magic the pyramid serves as a parallel funnel or horn to draw down the powers of the heavens onto all that which lies inside or under it. Its base is a perfect square, representing the earth and its four corners - or a circle, deriving from infinity, the point.

The cone is nearly as effective as the pyramid, so a hat in the shape of a cone also has beneficial effects on the wearer, curing headaches, stress and even slow-healing head-wounds. The effects of a cone device, as far as I know, have not been compared to those produced by Reich's Orgone box.

In contemporary "pyramid power" theory, the convection of the cosmic energy derives from its inversion and the subsequent compression (like laser) of the lines of force - as images are similarly inverted by a lens. Think of an hourglass or how the sun's rays stream out like a cone through a small opening in the clouds. It has been observed that concentration is increased and a sense of well-being occurs amongst subjects placed under a tent pyramid or cone device for the head. Even 10 or 15 minutes under the pyramid can increase energy, intelligence, concentration, self-confidence, optimism, sense of well-being, etc.

The tent pyramid is an attempt to realign imbalanced centers, just as in olden days the dunce or "thinking cap" was administered by impatient teachers in an effort to quieten children and heighten their attentionality. It was intended to help the child regain control of his center. For the same reason the conical hat or hood was forced upon criminals and heretics in a final stab at restoring them before their punishment or sacrifice. We think of wizards, warlocks and alchemists wearing these conical devices chiefly as physical enhancers (to make them appear taller than normal people), but obviously, their actual purpose was to increase not their stature but their powers of concentration. Witches' hats are defective, because they have brims that deflect the celestial currents. In very ancient times priests and kings wore head dresses bearing legends and symbols of their rank. These legends could serve as mantras as well, to further enhance the restorative powers of such devices.

The materials (metal, stone, glass, wood) seem much less important than the shape itself, although reason would suggest that the desired effects would also be assisted by the proper material: metal for sealing, stone for durability, glass for transparency, wood for organic purposes. But it seems that the power lines move in the desired directions regardless of the material. The results of experiments involving keeping meat fresh or razor blades sharp under pyramids seem rather suspect, but it must be borne in mind that experimental data need not invariably lead us to random or impractical conclusions in order to honor their authenticity. Indeed, anyone can say anything about reality, including that it is random or meaningless.

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BHUTA-SIDDHI: A psychic power by which mastery is gained over the elements.

(See also: BHUTA-SIDDHI, Yoga, Yoga Dictionary)

Shaman:

A witchdoctor or medicine man/woman who communicates with spirits while in trance and who has the power of healing. May also show other paranormal abilities.

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CONE OF POWER: Psychic energy raised and focused by either an individual or group mind (coven) to achieve a definite purpose.

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Cone of Power - Psychic energy raised and focused either by an individual or group Mind,to achieve a definite purpose.

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Absorption:

An antipsi talent for absorbing the power out of psychic energy fields, including those around other beings. See Tapping and Vampire, Psychic.

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Psychic:

As used in this text, a word referring to rare or seldom-used powers of the (usually) human mind, which are capable of causing effects that appear to contradict the mainstream worldview of western science and philosophy.

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MANTRA SIDDHI: psychic power acquired through repetition of Mantra

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Nava-riddhis:

Nava-riddhis: the nine minor psychic powers.

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Amplification:

A psi or antipsi talent for boosting the power levels of psychic energy fields.

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Chakras:

Several psychic centers of power associated with different parts of the human body in Tantric systems of anatomy.

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Damping:

A psi or antipsi talent for lowering the power levels of psychic energy fields.

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Psychic energy raised and focused by either an individual or
group mind (coven) to achieve a definite purpose.

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Angakok:

Traditional Eskimo mediums, or shamans, who reportedly have the power to communicate with spirits or to raise the spirits of the dead. Native Eskimo beliefs hold that any misfortune at sea is caused by the ghosts of their ancestors and an angakok is often brought in to appease the spirits by communications and frequent offerings.

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Super-ESP Hypothesis:

The suggestion that people are capable of unlimited ESP.

The super-ESP hypothesis is often presented as an alternative to the survival hypothesis in explaining mediumistic phenomena the medium is believed to obtain information using super-ESP powers and not directly from the spirit of a deceased person.

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Tantra:

A system of religious philosophy in which the Divine Mother, or Power, is the Ultimate Reality; also the scriptures dealing with this philosophy. Yogic system that uses the energies of the body, sometimes the sexual energies, to transcend worldly attachments.

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POWER POINT - (psychic vortex) spot or place along on Earth meridian with a capacity to amplify and transform energy, especially where two such paths interconnect. (NAD)

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Bhuta-siddhi:

Bhuta-siddhi: a psychic power by which mastery  is gained over the elements.

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psychic healing (psi healing, psychic therapy): Therapeutic technique that involves the channeling of psychic energy or spiritual power through the healer and into the patient. sources of such energy include oneself, God, and spirits. Common accompaniments to psychic healing include aura analysis, the laying on of hands, prayer, and massage.

The word psi refers to:

(a)   the ability to become directly (nonsensorially) aware of past, present, and/or future events outside the body;

(b)  psychokinesis; and

(c)   phenomena ascribed to such abilities.

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Angel:

A personification of what we consider good or pleasant. In theoilogy, a being just below the main god(s) in power for good. In some magical systems, a sort of “psychic robot.”

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Empath, Total:

One who has trouble controlling their empathic and/or other passive psychic talents, and subsequently gets “overloaded” with data and power.

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