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I like question 2, I personally think it is a waste of time and a person’s energy to go into astral and take on any entity. It sure does reek of egotism and all the light worker rubbish is all just grandstanding that I don’t have time for.
Not just that getting involved with the unseen worlds is fraught with danger and apart from psychological harm that you can bring upon yourself, you could possibly pick up an evil entity attached to you as you return to your body. We don’t really know much about other realm or realities or the dangers associated with them.
Give people that get into this stuff a wide berth as you do not want to get involved with this activity. It certainly doesn’t benefit us one bit, and like Wes points out it has no effect in our world.
Thought forms do take on a like of their own and if not cancelled and uncontrollable you have a dangerous situation. The same thing with people that create a tulpa, it to can take on its own autonomy doing whatever it wants.
Q3 is a good one, we don’t know much about the human mind and what both the brain and mind care really do. It can also be our downfall if we get uncontrollable thoughts, neurodivergence is the flavour of the moment and every Tom, Dick and Harry is being diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders and ADHD. Pharmaceutical companies have a vested interest in pumping medication into all of us for financial gain and they don’t care about liver and kidney damage that can be caused.
Who can honestly say what normal is also. Men of great influence come up with a school of thought and decide what it should be, rightly or wrongly and they don’t like to be questioned on their beliefs. Those that disagree with them in their field often are pushed to the sidelines. No different to students at universities asking questions that the lecturer doesn’t like or can’t answer satisfactorily.
The human ego is a powerful force and people have a tendency to want to categorise everyone and everything. But who categorises these experts, look at Sigmund Freud, he was not normal and neither was Alfred Kinsey. Yet they had power over their patients, the lunatics running the asylum.
