I don’t know. I should not have interrupted him, and instead followed to see where he was going. He wanted to bring me somewhere.
But I don’t go with strangers unless I know for sure who it is, and where they’re going.
My inorganic being, “Fancy” had been teaching me to go in and out of dreams in just a second or two each.
Of course, you have to be able to materialize multiple dreams in the darkness around you.
Then, to enter one you find the “key element”. Something in that dream, floating just 6 to 12 feet away from you, which gives you a feeling that you understand that situation.
You gaze at the key element, and you are sucked into the dream.
Then you just bounce back out and onto the bed, simply by remembering that’s what you were practicing.
The last of 5 or so, was of a man standing in a long white hallway.
When I zipped in, it was Carlos.
I believe that triggered us talking about darkness in this subreddit.
Someone found a quote in Taisha’s book (I believe) saying for continuity, you should learn, “not being”.
And someone pointed out that Carlos wrote that males were like stars among the blackness, which was like the females. Meaning, there weren’t as many males around as females.
In the bible, the “outer darkness” is condemnation.
If you don’t get inside the city of light (Heaven), you have to remain outside the gate, in outer darkness.
Kind of cool to discuss real magic like it was no big deal, isn’t it?
You won’t find that anywhere else on the net. It’s a serious shame.
About which, nothing can be done. A Taoist would condemn all that. Not that they can do any of it. But they’d condemn it, because in their system, it’s a money making add-on to deal with “spirits”. Because they’re “bad and harmful”.
Of course, they’re full of s…t.
Howard Lee condemned Carlos after he died, telling people that “Carlos went bad”, dealing with spirits.
Felix and Daniels passed that around, so that soon the entire community had been subjected to that false accusation.
Can’t blame Howard. He’s a Taoist. He was just repeating what he had learned.