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Darkness certainly seems to facilitate the opening of the mind to the Pleroma,

This new approach has become known as the “psychosocial position”. It argues that UFOs themselves are not necessarily a physical, “nuts and bolts” phenomena but may be better classified as psychological or sociological events. This idea has, over the last 40 years or so, divided the UFO research communities. In general terms this is something of a

The 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”.

According to the respected authority on Western spiritual traditions Mark Stavish, Egregorials can be created by an individual, in which case they are perceived as individual entities; or they can be collectively brought into being by groups who share the same belief system. In the latter case, the Egregorial becomes a manifestation of a collective

Plato, through his character Socrates, uses the cave analogy to show that what we believe to be reality is simply a reflection of another, genuinely real world that exists beyond our normal senses. This higher perceptual world, which I call the Pleroma, is denied to most of us, as the British poet William Blake wrote, in an attempt to explain his o

The Secret Commonwealth This will be a review of the Egregorials that seem to share consensual reality with us and are identified as being fairies, elves, goblins and numerous entities that have historically been identified under the collective term “elemental spirits”. The Occult This term relates to Egregorials that are evoked through magic (or “

Dee disappeared from the historical records for five years. Legend has it that he used this time to travel around Europe acquiring knowledge of the Kabbala. This may be evidenced by the fact that in 1564 he published a mystical book with Kabbalistic themes, entitled Monas Hieroglyphica (The Hieroglyphic Monad). In this work he presented a curiously

The Watchers, the djinn and the other egregorial entities we have encountered in this chapter all have one thing in common: they originally existed in the heavens, came down to earth, were defeated or banished by a controlling power, and ended up underground to occasionally enter this world through portals such as caves and sink-holes.

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.