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Internal PowerCentersMastering the Energy of Body & MindA. Thomas PerhacsMaMa

Internal Power Centers2007MASTERING THE ENERGY OF BODY & MINDThe Conscious mindThe conscious mind is the ordinary everyday mind that we are all familiar with. It isborn with the body and inevitably passes away with the body. During our lives, itanalyzes and records all of our life experiences. Forming its myriad opinions aboutthose experiences, it presents them to us as fact and has us believing that both theworld around us and ourselves really are what it says we are. The problem is that theinformation that the conscious mind receives through our five sense faculties andsubsequently processes is often insubstantial and illusory, and so, based on thoseillusions, offers us not only an incomplete view of the world and ourselves, but createsfor each of us our own very personal earthly heavens and hells, as well.Unlike the subconscious mind, which is endowed with much greater capabilities and isoperational continuously throughout all of our many incarnations, the conscious mind islimited by having to experience life anew each and every time we reincarnate. That is,at conception, it starts off blank like a brand new recording tape with nothing on it fromour past to give us at least some semblance of a head start in life. In a way, it is verymuch like the intellectual labors of Sisyphus where, instead of having to roll a large,cumbersome, stone up a steep seemingly unassailable hill, only to have it roll downagain when it nears the top, we are rolling all of our conscious mind experiences up ahill only to have them suddenly disappear and reappear at the bottom, blank andinexperienced once again.Through the offices of the conscious mind, reality is variously and personally distorted,subtly paving over much of the common ground that would otherwise unite us all in asingular experience of reality. Through the agency of the conscious mind, higher truthsbecome subjective truths. That is, it forms concepts of reality that have their genesis inthe arbitrary and self-serving interests of each individual conscious mind and thereforemust be considered suspect, at best.In analyzing the world and itself, it is here that the conscious mind ignorantly genuflectsbefore the altar of truth that it, itself, has designed and constructed, and then inbewilderment, wonders why there are no answers flowing from that altar which willsatisfy its seemingly unquenchable thirst not only for mundane answers, but forauthentic spiritual knowledge, as well. A. Thomas Perhacs Velocity Group Publishing All Rights Reserved .www.advancedmindpower.com2

Internal Power Centers2007The arbitrary, individualistic, unreliable nature of the lower mind is exhibited quite oftenwhen two or more people view the same incident, and results in differentinterpretations of that event. It is the individual conscious mind's arbitraryinterpretations of people, places, things, and events, that cloud the fundamental truthof their nature and, as a result, is responsible for the creation of so many of thespiritual and day-to-day misunderstandings and problems that we are plagued with.For this reason, wisdom in deciphering the true nature of existence is not, nor can itever be, the conscious mind's forte.All of this becomes even more understandable when we realize that the conscious mindbases all of its interpretations about the world on data that it receives from what arearguably inferior sense organs. When we compare our human experience of the worldwith that of the rest of the animal kingdom, for example, we seem to fall quite short.Consider a dog's sense of smell and hearing, for instance.Here, we find that a dog's world is rife with odors and sounds that we are completelyoblivious to. A shark's sense of smell is so acute that it can detect blood in water, onepart in a million. To us the blood would be non-existent. What about of sense of sight?A hawk can spot a mouse stirring a field of wheat a mile away. At that distance, for usthe mouse would not exist.So it is with all of our senses - sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell. Yet, ourconscious mind takes the inferior information it receives and arbitrarily determines thenature of both the world and of us, as well. Still, such as it is, the sensory informationthat the conscious mind receives is all that it has to work with. Because of that, itdenies those who rely on it the ability to pierce the veil of illusion that shields the truthof existence.In fact, many of us because of our reliance on our conscious minds do not evenrecognize that the veil exists at all. Understand that when the eye first perceives anobject, it does so quite pristinely, without the least vestige of prejudice. That is, itreceives the image of the object without any preconceived ideas concerning it. The eyeis simply seeing the object based on its particular physical ability, without labels,descriptive colorings, past memory correlations, or personal biases.However, once the eye passes that image on to the conscious mind for interpretation,the object becomes variously distorted because the conscious mind then takes thatimage and superimposes on it all manner of correlative information, such as any pastexperiences it has on record concerning it or similar objects. Now, when it comes to ourpsychic abilities, the fact is that the conscious mind simply does not possess suchcapabilities. A. Thomas Perhacs Velocity Group Publishing All Rights Reserved .www.advancedmindpower.com3

Internal Power Centers2007Are you surprised?This, of course, is not to say that the lower mind is not privy to such information. It isjust that it does not receive psychic information through any innate psychic devices ofits own. Instead, such information comes to it through the auspices and psychicfaculties of the subconscious mind. Still, even through this process, the conscious mindfalls short and is found sorely wanting.The reason for this is that the conscious mind is often too loud and loquacious to hear,much less understand, the psychic information delivered to by the higher mind. Evenwhen, during those rare moments when it is quiet enough to acknowledge thesubconscious mind's psychic information, it immediately begins a subtle process ofsuperimposing on that information a plethora of arbitrary distortions.For this reason alone, it is imperative that those of us wanting to begin the process ofmastery over our inner powers should not conduct that quest within the truth-distortingarena of the lower mind. Instead, you must learn how to quiet your conscious mind tothe point where it is so reticent and unimposing that the higher mind with its wonderfulpsychic information gathering and transmitting capabilities come forward and dominate.The Subconscious MindYou can think of the subconscious mind as the unique and subtle part of us that hasexisted since our very first incarnation and serves to merge within us, both thetemporal and the eternal; that of the dark, gross, limited, physical world of theconscious mind and that of the pristine, limitless, eternal realm of our souls. Since thesubconscious mind is devoid of the reasoning faculties inherent in the conscious mind, itdoes not possess the ability to create the innumerable arbitrary distortions thatreasoning processes often promote to obscure our vision of the world.Even so, it should not be understood to mean that the subconscious mind is by anymeans perfect, it is not. The reason for this is that, like the conscious mind, thesubconscious mind has also been recording our life's experiences, not just in ourpresent life, but also from the very moment in our dim and distant pasts when we hadfirst become a living entity, a sentient being. What is more, it has not only beenrecording throughout all of our innumerous earthly incarnations but throughout all ofour heaven and hell experiences in between those periods. A. Thomas Perhacs Velocity Group Publishing All Rights Reserved .www.advancedmindpower.com4

Internal Power Centers2007It is all recorded there and, under the proper conditions, can be made accessible to us.While receiving psychic information, the subconscious mind sometimes draws on itswealth of recorded experiences and finds correlative data there, data that itsubsequently uses to bring that psychically received information into sharper focus, onethat makes it somehow more identifiable.The remainder of the time, however, the subconscious mind seems not to be so helpfuland instead of making that psychically received information clearer, it actually producesthe opposite effect, and obscures that data by superimposing on it what it thinks to berelevant correlative experiences.Does that make the psychic information it receives invalid?No, it doesn't mean that at all. On those occasions it simply places us in the position ofhaving to peek under the veil it created in order to uncover the truth of thecommunication. That, in the final analysis, is really not so bad, is it?Based on our research, it seems that we can consider the subconscious mind to actuallybe a subtle intermediary device created by the soul in order to connect it to the exteriorworld or world of matter. In other words, the higher mind seems to be the linkbetween the ephemeral outside of us and the glorious eternal inside of us. It is,therefore, the penultimate tool for the performance of supra-sensory perception andthe application of supra-sensory principles and techniques.We say penultimate, because the ultimate source of knowledge, wisdom, and power, ofcourse, has to be the soul, itself. Since the subconscious mind seems to be such aneasily accessible translator of the infinite amount of information contained within thesoul's limitless precincts, it only seems reasonable that we who are seeking tounderstand the nature of our existence should make good use of it.In short then, we would not be wrong in thinking of the subconscious mind as thegolden key that will help us unlock the vast spiritual inner powers lying predominantlydormant within us.The SoulThe soul is our true essence .It is that part of the Eternal that has been locked inside the world of matter since thetime of the creation and is the solitary, motivating, spiritual force that has been, notonly responsible for giving rise to us and all other sentient life forms, but it is also thegreat mystical power deep within us that drives us ever onward in a deliberately linear A. Thomas Perhacs Velocity Group Publishing All Rights Reserved .www.advancedmindpower.com5

Internal Power Centers2007spiritual evolution that will, in time, eventuate in our deliverance, our long awaitedpiece of personal salvation.Our souls, being one with the Eternal, are the supreme sources of knowledge andwisdom where nothing is hidden and nothing is lacking. Within its pristine climes arethe great mystical founts of divine potency that compel us to endure the incessantchanges of life in our efforts to rise above the illusions of the world and to deliberatelyseek after that which is enduring and of true value, to seek the eternal.To this end, we must understand that our souls are the definitive reality, the ultimatepot of gold at the end of our personal spiritual rainbows. Our souls, being the divinepresence of God within us, are the ultimate mystical gateways that will lead us out ofthis world of pain and suffering. Through its portals, each of us must pass if ourpersonal cycles of reincarnation are to come to an end and we are to return to ourspiritual home, finally shed of the impediments that have kept us away so long.Our souls have not only provided us with a wonderful variety of psychic tools withwhich to explore and understand ourselves and the truths concerning the matrix ofexistence, but, more importantly, they have given us the means with which to fulfill ourpersonal evolutionary and spiritual destinies. All that we have to do is to takeadvantage of its infinite bounty.Chi (Energy)Throughout this study, we will see the term "Chi" used frequently. Chi comes fromSanskrit, the ancient language of India, and means "life force" or "life energy." It is theenergy that not only sustains us in life, but sustains all of creation, as well. It is theprimal, indivisible, indigo-colored, energy of manifest existence, without which nothingcould exist.Chi has been called by other names: ki, chi, m'retz na'she. the terms are really quiteinterchangeable. When we consider the role Chi plays in our psychic abilities, it isevident that no such abilities could exist or function without it.The rule is: The more Chi we have available for use, the greater,and more substantial our psychic potentials are.Why?For the simple reason that during episodes of telepathy, clairvoyance, psychometry,etc., we have come to understand that Chi functions in the capacity of a carrier wave,similar to the carrier waves so necessary for radio transmission. A. Thomas Perhacs Velocity Group Publishing All Rights Reserved .www.advancedmindpower.com6

Internal Power Centers2007That is, just as a carrier wave in radio broadcasting is originally pure and un-modulated(carrying no information), similarly, a stream of projected Chi is pure and unmodulated. It is only when information is superimposed on a radio carrier wave that ittruly becomes useful and fully functional. Likewise, it is only when information issuperimposed on a stream of Chi that events, such as telepathic communication,clairvoyance, psychometry, etc., can take place.The AuraThe aura is the subtle, yet readily viewable and palpable field of energetic energygenerated by and surrounding, without exception, all matter, from the very simple tothe very complex, both living and non-living. There are not only individual auras, butcomposite auras, as well. Entire mountains, for example, have auras composed of thecollective energies of the rocks, soil, trees, snow, and everything that makes themountain physically what it is.

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