Tuleloit - Invocation Of Fire

I'm not going to post the video of the live 'invocation of fire' witchcraft ritual singing and dancing by the Estonian humanoid elf Kerli, but you can easily find it online - the live performance one is the best video version.

Technically, in the Northern Hemisphere we are not doing 'invocations of fire' right now, but hey, I'm down here in the South so I can do it!

I go to these kinds of places,
alone.

As I said I think just recently in a post, Kerli reads Jung and speaks about some of the ideas in there in her just talking videos - from memory it's in her 'Shadow Works' part II video clip half way in there.

Someone was asking me this week - and they have been doing that for a couple of weeks now ever since they had a short bout of flu illness - about bad dreams they have been getting constantly.

Well, this is in any case not unusual when someone is sick or recovering from some recent sickness. You can explain these things from the point of view of sheer adrenaline and neurotransmitter mechanics - it's especially the case with people who are your typical 'workaholics' - as soon as their body tells them to back off, at the same time other processing in there is telling them 'Hey! You've stopped working! You have stopped being capable of putting out all that energy - why?'

And so then you get the fear hormones racing around and these affect sleep.

A person's belief comes mostly from expectations based on whatever things happened consequentially in the past, and so belief is important to someone's state of mind.

But this is where David Hawkins' Universal Field emergence idea comes into its own. Still though, you have to train your mind to realize that things emerge out of the field, and not as the linear result of any real consequential 'cause-and-effect' process.

The human being uses 'cause-and-effect' in its linguistics, and makes the error of assuming the linguistics accurately reflect material, manifested reality; they don't. And this is something Kerli points out too - most people hold thoughts in their head which are installed in there from outside sources and not even aligned with actual personal existential internal beliefs. Thus, linguistics is definitely a social artifact and not a purely personal internal one.

My 'invocation of fire'
ritual. And everyone watches...

Now if I thought human society was good and beneficial to people then I would go with the idea, but it isn't. It is in fact radically adverse to people's interests.

Chinese Taoism (or, as Tin Yat Dragon says it 'towel-ism...' LOL) has a concept about an electric force that is invisible to most people unless you have been seriously trained by Taoist magicians to be able to see it.

Holding the Taoist fan at its base, and pressing it to your forehead, and stamping the ground with a foot, causes the heart energy to go into the fan, and, when you open the fan, you can cause that energy to flow into the atmosphere wherever you are. In this way, for example, (or, as Ji Si-Fu Tin Yat Dragon says it - 'for zample;' er, most HK people say that, so you have to imagine I am affecting a HK accent in this post... Why not? When I teach KF I always fake a HK accent: EG 'put your foot a niddle bit to the wight, and then the other foot a niddle bit to the weft) - in this way, you can fan a particular Taoist magical atmosphere above your pillow and even your whole bed when you are going to sleep.

But first, I have to just show a modern Taoism fan.

Or, you can buy these things designed specifically for the modern EDM scene as well.

Actually, they're the same things.

Anyway...

A 'glowie' (back to that again) is someone who can see this energy. 

Here, see -, Lynn Gun-Elf's-Dottir even says it right here: