Theos-Talk Archives (April 2005 Message tt00683)

In a message dated 04/14/05 6:03:14 PM, waking.adept@gmail.com writes:

>It is well known that people who delve into occultism usually live a
>lot longer and healthier.
>
>Our bodies, by design, wear out on purpose. It is built into DNA to
>make our bodies self-destruct so that our species continues to evolve.
>
>Does occultism somehow change the state of the body so that aging
>slows down, or is there some other reason why occultists live so long?
>Even people who are physically fit generally cannot outlast someone
>who has mastered the occult arts.
>
>-Mark H.

True occultists, who not only learn how to control their minds to reduce 
stress, also begin to know how to use mentally directed self healing meditational 
processes to correlate the inner forces, talk to their inner "lives" (so to 
speak :) so as to heal the body (and sometimes even change their DNA if 
necessary). They also know the value of correct nutrition and proper exercise. After 
many years of such study and practice this knowledge becomes intuitive. 
Thus, occultists can live healthily to complete whatever they find their life's 
purpose to be -- for as long as it might take. :-) 

Best wishes,

Leon Maurer