Theos-Talk Archives (March 2005 Message tt00237)

It appears to me in last few decades people are talking more openly 
about their mystic experiences and secrecy is less than it was 
earlier. However I follow the rules told to me.
Anand Gholap


--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "bta1012003" <bta101@h...> wrote:
> 
> 
> > 
> "I guess a true occultist never speaks of his personal 
experiences.. 
> if he does, he is not a real occultist"
> 
> Hello,
> 
> One thing I learn is that there is no hard and fast rule in 
> occultism, other than a pure character, a discerning mind, and an 
> effusion of kindness. 
> 
> Briefly, awhile back, it was one of those ordinary days, I was 
doing 
> ordinary things. All of the sudden, it was as though the top of my 
> skull was lifted up, and a flood of lights came pouring down into 
my 
> head. The experience was uplifting. In recent years, I often 
sense 
> an effulging, scintillating light in and around my head. The first 
> time when this occurred, the phrase – you are the light of the 
world -
> crossed my mind, and I realized the deep meaning behind this 
> statement. Someday we all will be points of lights, lighting up 
the 
> world around us.    
> 
> To give you a little background, I do not do any special type of 
> meditation. Most of my experiences happen in the midst of daily 
> activities. My only practice is something recommended by HPB, that 
> is, nailing my mind to the highest possible. After following 
this 
> instruction for over thirty years, I admit, it has lifted me up 
point 
> after point.
> 
> Sincerely,
> 
> 
> barbara