egregore
“In occult practices, such joint ritual and concentration has traditionally been the way to summon an egregore —the occult term for a psychic entity much like a group mind”
from The egregore passes you by by Erik Hoel
egregore
“In occult practices, such joint ritual and concentration has traditionally been the way to summon an egregore —the occult term for a psychic entity much like a group mind”
from The egregore passes you by by Erik Hoel
a concept I introduced in that book, something that has now become known as the Daemon-Eidolon Dyad. What I mean by this is a model of the mind whereby all human beings have two distinct foci of consciousness. One is the everyday self that exists within linear time and whose sensual world is firmly embedded within consensual reality. I call this
... See moreThe word “entheogen” was chosen to define such substances. It is derived from two words from ancient Greek: éntheos, literally “full of the god” or “possessed”; and genésthai, “to come into being”. So an entheogen is a substance that facilitates the finding of the “god within”.
Corbin argues that the Mundus Imaginalis can also be apprehended in “the intermediary state between waking and sleeping”. The spiritualists of Shi’a Islam call this the “country of the hidden Imam”. As we shall see later, modern psychology calls this the hypnagogic state.
We all exist in our own versions of reality, and that reality is populated by creations of our mind, or Egregorials. Moreover, it must be added, it is these entities that use our consciousness to manifest themselves within the Kenoma.
In Tibet these mind-created entities have long been known as “tulpas”.