Quantum Physics/Law of Attraction/Kundalini/Shamans/Pineal Gland/Yaje are they linked?

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Originally posted by wrdwzrd

Do the shamans go thru intense fear and egodeath when they are doing this or do we have a third way that works to wake up? What is the aftereffects? Are they only feeling the crown and third eye after awakening and must push from crown to root to get balance again?

Yes, shamans go through intense fear and ego death. We all have to if we want to reach a place of "enlightenment" or whatever you want to call it. If you do not clear out the basement and deal with fears, hate and ego, there is no growth. I don't think the Shamanic experience has much to do with the crown or third eye but rather seeing yourself clearly and then making the adjustments you need to in your life. The plant teachers offer the lesson, as students we have to take the message to heart....

The reason I am saying crown chakra and third eye is that if you are able to do that you in a way psychic and you can experiance the feeling of the cap over your head that when you turn your mind of an just are you can feel a bliss. You literaly feel true love from somewhere and sometimes it feel like something is caressing you. It might just be an effect of a wind that only you can notice but it is definetly not obeying normal 3D laws since it can move thru solid obejcts (or maybe it is so small that it can more thru solid obejcts). The body also become more alive. Taste and feeling increase. Maybe what I am talking about is a later experiance/state of being than what this plant gives.

reply to post by QuietSpeech


First thing you have to do is go back to your YouTube videos and learn how to separate quantum physics/mechanics from quantum theory and theoretical physics. What has become a problem is that there is a sub-class of physicists that have decided to make a living suggesting what might be possible, as opposed to examining what does exist. These guys don't actually do any research anymore, but focus on their careers as scientists who show up in YouTube documentaries and Discovery Channel TV shows to make exciting and controversial claims that will draw attention to themselves and the video project.

The stuff that you're referring to isn't physics. It's the "imagine if" stuff that gets tossed around by these guys, with erroneous assertions like "energy is infinite and therefore timeless and limitless" which comes from a complete bastardization of one part of Newton's 1st Law of Thermodynamics "energy cannot be created or destroyed" - which actually has nothing at all to do with anyone asserting that energy is infinite in physical presence.

A little knowledge is not only a dangerous thing, it can be a really ridiculous thing. No one's monitoring YouTube for truth or accuracy. It's up to you to confirm the veracity of the information you run into regardless of where you run into it.

reply to post by NorEaster


Good point, duly noted!