Blood and Fire by Joel Goldberg

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PART I

QUESTIONS

The questioning of what each layer of our mental fabric consists of can only

lead to a better understanding of how to live. We look for answers to

unanswerable questions when we can find answers to the questions

pertaining to the immediacy of here and now as opposed to what does not

exist at any time, here, now or in the future.

MODERN LIFE

Life, in general, is something to be harnessed. Each and every body, living

among the ether, has a unique vision of life on earth, the only set-back to

everyone’s vision being shown to the world is a lack of technique.

Hierarchies of religion, mythology and symbolism exist in older civilisations

which are taught and become inherently useful to each individual person

born into that sphere. Some, more juvenile societies lack cohesive sight

breeding dizziness among the people especially the youth in which pitfalls

appear having already been experienced in the older fraternities.

An all-encompassing hierarchy, which exists across the whole world,

doesn’t respect the boundaries of time. The personal sight of any human

being is gained from experience; the experience of love; of physical pain; of

soulful ecstasy; of the experience of vision into the darkest sides of

humanity which bare themselves only to be shunned into the darkness again.

A whole consignment of insight into the myriad ways of humanity can be

lost and forgotten through not accepting the very things, which happen,physically, before our own eyes. Illusions and visions are taken as a given

among younger people but these visions, if they would have occurred in

earlier centuries, would have made an impact worthy of mention in our most

illustrious history books.



ILLUSIONS

The precedence of specific illusions over others can be sustained through the

maintenance of pressurising techniques. Control of your projected mind

gives a controlled reflection. A controlled mind maintains a balance of flowbetween all major nerve centres resulting in a balanced perception of the

outer world and, as imbalances occur owing to ingestion of different

substances and interaction with bodies of different strengths of nerve the

illusion of this perception disappears, giving way to new outlooks. Each

new outlook leaves an imprint on the central nervous system and when the

circumstances surrounding the experience are met again, the imprint is fired

up and re-lived. This becomes deja-vu when the circumstances are met for

just a brief moment.

A suggestion made to us in a specific manner has the effect of embedding a

possibility in our subconscious mind. This possibility can come to thesurface and be projected with the reflection experienced at a time

appropriate and when the experience will be conducive to personal growth.

Many illusions are suggestions, which linger in a part of the subconscious

mind and are projected outwards from our selves and into the fluids of our

eyes and viewed as something real happening outside. So powerful are our

imaginations that we experience the emotion through the specific nerve

centres pertaining to the perceived illusion.

Relinquishing our minds to the whims of imbalanced people only serves to

dissect the truth when the whim is shown to be of detriment to therelinquished mind. The imbalanced individual, in most cases, is then

ostracised to brood over their actions. This happens on many levels in our

society and is the cause of much of the turmoil we face in our everyday lives

but also the cause of our united growth. Relinquishing our adult mind is as

much to blame as trying to control a weaker one.

THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM

The power that the mind has over the central nervous system is a natural

faculty we all possess. There exists in all of our minds the tools to enable us

to engage such precise control over the system and how it is projected as to



be able to attract situations we wish to experience in order to become more

fulfilled.

The forces all around us which permeate our everyday lives help to shape

the strongest and weakest points of our nervous systems by the system being

challenged in ways we have to deal with immediately. If we are in highly

focussed mental situations for most of our waking time then the nerves in the

brain will be exercised more than the rest of our bodies. This strengthens the

specific area that is being put to work but can also cause an imbalance to the

body as a whole. This imbalance can open up areas of the body that become

susceptible to the infiltration of a stronger force than our own which can

have harmful actions on the physical body, a stronger force which may come

from somebody else’s projection of nervous energy or the projection of an

object emitting frequencies we aren’t equipped to deal with.

Maintaining a constant, balanced free flow of information between all parts

of the nervous system is a way of creating a strong barrier against thishappening and, if exercised enough, can give us greater control of the

immediate world around us. These exercises need a forced movement of our

own mind. Control of the mind takes a concentrated discipline, which is

difficult but when made a habit of has enduring rewards.

Questions need to be asked of our selves if any progression is to be made. A

weak point in our nervous system may not be detected because we have

never known any other feeling other than how we have always felt and an

introverted approach can help us to see clearly those factions of our selves,

which become starved.A challenge to the norms of the everyday thinking patterns we adopt is a

way of exercising the system and ascertaining the parts in need of attention.

PROTECTION

The nervous system, when at full health, forms a shield around the senses,

guarding us from unwanted, incoming reflections from imbalancedprojections. Sensitivity is heightened when the nerves are not protected and

this sensitivity can be detrimental to physical health if our projections

emanate from our deepest fears.

We are sometimes most afraid of what the eye cannot see or what we don’t

understand.



Any situation, which causes unwanted fear can be controlled through

switching from being receptive to outside, unwanted, reflections, to pre-

empting the reflection by projecting the desired outcome. This technique of

controlling our surroundings need only be forcefully applied when the

nerves are tired due to malnourishment and the mind has wandered into

unknown territory.

FASTING

Fasting is an exercise, which holds great benefits for the body as a whole. It

is a way of challenging the cycles of complacency that we find ourselves in

as it provokes the nervous system to feed itself off the excess cells that buildup around the body, purging us of old information from old substances. This

ingestion of our selves opens up information lying dormant in our own

molecules with the information contained in us having a direct correlation

with our nutritional intake coupled with the imprints of our experiences. Our

own molecules are made of the substances we digest and certain tasks to be

embarked upon benefit greatly from ingestion of the fitting substances. Keys

to our existence can be found and assimilated into the psyche, adding insight

to the mind to be used at any given juncture and giving rise to the reflection

of new opportunities.

Fasting also relieves the veins of the usual amount of pressure expended in

day-to-day life and causes an influx of information to enter the

unconventional senses. Assimilating filters attributed to creativity work

tirelessly during the fasting period to assess the information and sculpt it into

a new shape to be of benefit to all we associate with or to ourselves in our

personal lives.

MAINTENANCE

Maintaining concentration in the movement of the mind and where it is

placed requires a steady amount of discipline over a number of practical

physical factors involving exercise, diet and general habits of posture and



breathing. Every individual requires a balance between all of these factors,

which can be sought through trials and experimentation. Key imprints of

foods ingested make the concentration of energy and mind much stronger

but these keys are always personal owing to body shape, size and proportion.

Force is needed to propel the mind and this force requires fuel. Certain

substances act expediently, giving the mind a jolt at times in need but the

strength of the action passes quickly and we often end up falling to a lower

plateau than the one started at. This then requires another forceful action to

pull us back up to a place where we feel comfortable again. If yet more

expedient substances are applied to this situation we become part of a cycle,

which is of detriment to our natural supply of nervous energy. This constant

rise and fall weakens the system, opening up avenues through which

damaging frequencies can pass, slowing us down and making us less

efficient. Nutritional substances have the effect of giving a steady supply of

fuel with which to use as a propellant for the mind and as sustenance for theorgans of the physical body. This supply, coupled with a strong mind,

which is able to direct the energy given by it, can build stronger nerve

centres capable of holding and projecting our energy with greater strength,

speed and efficiency.

Rebuilding and maintaining ourselves is a far harder task than letting the

control over our own minds and bodies, we are all capable of having, slip

away.

IRRIGATION

Irrigation of the circulatory system can be controlled through a balance of

mind control, diet and exercise. Those parts of the body, usually the

extremities, which are in need of regaining their position in the circulation of

blood must be ascertained through experiencing the loss and regaining of

those parts in the system, bringing attention to their position in the body.Once the parts are ascertained and the technique for regaining control of the

blood flow is mastered, those once neglected islands become a fixed part of

the mainland thus giving us a feeling of whole strength, physically and

mentally.

A full physical health is needed to propel us through the quagmires and the

clouds of our lives.



THE CENTER OF THE MIND

The movement of the concentrated mind serves to control the inner

projection to the outer world and therefore the outer reflection back into our

inner world. A concentration of energy in the perceived centre of the mind,caused by extreme outer pressures, will function on an extreme survival

instinct, which gives us the manner of animals which function on the same

basis. Essentially it receives messages of vulnerability from the neglected

parts of the nervous system. A poor circulation of blood leaves these areas

starved of nutrition and therefore lacking in any intensity and it is these

neglected areas which need the most attention. The main reason for a

concentration of energy in the centre of the mind is the pressure applied

from the amount of incoming reflections being disproportionate to the

amount of pressure that is able to be applied from the centre outwards owing

to certain social, mental and physical conditions. If the concentration is keptaway from the centre and flowing through the rest of the body a socially

acceptable illusion is projected to the outer world and an accepting society is

reflected back. All judgment of people and objects is suspended and

therefore a non-judgmental reflection is received from all around.

DIFFERENT STATES OF BEING

Different states of being give way to different states of seeing. A predatory

instinct can be accessed from a higher physical blood pressure in a specific

part of the body and mind. A hierarchy exists between lower states of

pressure and higher ones. The animal world has a part in our genetic make-

up, just as water or minerals do, which help us to understand more fully and

live among the myriad of species that exists on our planet. There are

physiological structures which lay inherent in our own make-up, guiding us

along, through the many climactic changes which have already passed

through this world, causing our predecessors and our ancestors much turmoiland the re-building, not only of consensus society but also of the unique

districts that have been born and have evolved throughout the last few

centuries which have been aided by the peaks of each appendant.



THE SEAT OF THE SOUL

When we revert back into the centre of our minds we find the seat of the

soul, and we find nothing but the conscious experience of being nothing. At

the seat of the soul lies the potential of everything we can imagine. At thepresent time, in the world, everything that we have imagined for ourselves

exists. In our personal, insular realities we are constantly imagining our own

lives into existence, day by day. The things that are readily available to us

we can see for ourselves but what can become available can be determined

through the trials we set ourselves and the challenges set on us from

whichever angle they may come from.

REBUILDING

A jolt to the system can cause a reflux of the old patterns of the nerves, right

back to the centre of the mind where the rebuilding process has it’s roots.

The journey back to the surface is full of opportunity with the decisions

made in the course of rewriting the patterns of the nervous system

determining the reflections garnered from the projections once projection is

understood and put into practice.

Each turn in life becomes a challenge to be met with the unwavering

assumption that the outcome will be of benefit to the individual and to all

involved. This viewpoint serves as a survival tool in times when the

experience has made it’s mark on the system and the information is being

assimilated, causing a temporary instability to the mind. The more

significant the experience the longer the assimilation time is, therefore the

longer the instability. Expected transitory experiences are quick to be

assimilated and are not normally noticed due to their familiarity andfrequency but in the course of a day under normal physical circumstances

the accumulation of this pattern of events leads to a fatigued mind. Peoplewho are in highly stressful occupations undergo this pattern on a more

extreme level giving an exponential rise to fatigue of the nervous system,

which, when it is constantly being bombarded with masking stimulants, can

cause illness or disease.



SUBSTANCES

Substances exist on our planet, which act as highly concentrated fuels for the

nervous system. The energy of the substance is disproportional to it’s

nutritional value and so burns up our own stores of energy eating into ourstructural make-up. This ingestion of our selves gives us an insight into the

molecular construction of our minds, holding an infinite amount of

information. The information available is brought into focus by the

circumstance and the time of the ingestion of the substance. Inner visions

become allegorical representations of more fundamental personal

experiences, containing age-old mythical symbols.

Pressure on the body brought about by ingestion of a strong substance can

send out distressed frequencies resulting in distressing reflections returning

to the senses. The state of our mind is the governing factor in this temporary

interplay with the inner and outer worlds. The state of the everyday wakingreality we have to return to, largely governs our illusions under the influence

of the substance. If our reality has strong foundations on which we can take

the time to recuperate then the excursion of the mind can be pleasurable. If

an escape from a non-pleasurable reality is sought then recuperation is

inevitably delayed, causing the nerves to gradually eat into the body and

break it down, causing illness.

PATTERNS OF STIMULATION

When a specific part of the nervous system is fired up and re-fired using

stimulating substances it causes a rise and fall, with the fall always reaching

a lower plateau than the one started at and the rise never quite reaching the

height of the previous ascent. This causes a pattern of the expectancy of

failure in this area, which leads to the stress of the expectancy, causing the

brain to call out for more stimulants to mask the onset of stress and thus

completing a phase of the descending pattern. If this pattern is repeated,

continuously, then a breakdown of physical matter in the body occurs whichis the root of disease: the death of the area being bombarded. When we

encounter a stressful situation, which affects the heart we, oftensubconsciously, blame the heart as the root of the stress and so unleash a

barrage of stimulants designed to wear down the nerves in the area where the

heart burns, forcing ourselves into a repetitive descent. If we are facing

stress in the mind, we sub-consciously attack the base of the brain at the rear



of the roof of the mouth and as central to the brain as can be reached,

causing numbness to this area and so relieving the stress, building up a

dependency on either cooling substances or strong oxidizers which bring us

back to the pattern of the expectancy of failure.

MONITOR

If we don’t take care of our physical selves then we become under the

scrutiny of a part of our sub-conscious, which constantly monitors our

physical welfare. This personal monitor requires energy to function and if

more and more energy is expended on the necessity of this monitor we startto sacrifice energy, which would otherwise be used for more interesting or

more urgent undertakings. We can try to hide our complacency but this

causes more stress leading to the need for more energy expenditure to our

monitor.

CONSTRICTION

Freeing up the nervous system from the constriction of a rigid frame to a

more socially accessible stance and becoming open to the benevolent

persuasion and suggestion of others takes the letting go of all the malevolent

and fearful projections which can be allowed to build up in our minds.

These strangling thoughts grow in strength, through the powerful exercise of

resistance, and drip down into the susceptible areas of the body, placing

stress on the weakest parts of the nerve network.



PART II

THE EYES

The eyes are often referred to as the windows of the soul and will always

project an accurate impression of the state of the mind and the state of the

soul of the individual. Two basic polarities governing the use of the eyes

determine the impression projected from the inside and the influx of

information to be assimilated and ingested. Discernment between the

infinite ways incoming messages can be interpreted is down to the use of the

filters that lie between the point of entry into the eyes and the part of thebrain which will accept the filtered message. Messages will be accepted as

being of help or of hindrance owing to past experiences playing a filtering

role. This can be a reliable survival mechanism if the experience was life

threatening or took away control of the mind and reasonable messages may

well be good intentions projected in a way which can be taken adversely and

put through a warped filter. It is possible for these clouded filters to be

cleaned up by reliving the experience in the mind and correcting anomalies

by viewing all sides of the situation, coming to rational conclusions and if

possible immersing ourselves in a physical experience we create ourselves

as an exercise to strengthen the filter which stands in the way of us living a

fuller life. It is possible for one misconstrued message to act as a virus

working across the board to affect a host of similar situations.

Numerous layers of clarity exist inside the fluids of the eye which can be

accessed through the movement of the mind. The strength of the mind and

it’s control of the blood flow to different parts of the body has a direct

correlation with a different focal viewpoint and therefore a different

projection and reflection.



FILTERS

There are unspoken fundamental rules, which must firstly be discovered then

learned and eventually obeyed to live as an integrant of any part of society.

A mass of confusion exists surrounding us in our personal worlds, which

needs to be filtered via our senses. If our minds have suffered traumatic

changes for any reason then these filters become warped giving us distorted

views of the fundamentals of our existence as a species. Our methods of

basic survival are questioned and re-learned to find accommodation in

whichever faction of society we choose to live in.

An infinitesimal amount of the information entering our minds is analyzed

closely while the rest passes through seemingly without perception. This

surplus of information leaves an indelible mark across our system, surfacingat a time being conducive to our present circumstance and working in direct

conjunction with the circumstance to aid us in our learning more aboutourselves. This process is constant and ever changing with the decisions we

make at every level, at every moment.

DREAMS

Our dreams can be utilised in many ways. One very useful function of a

dream would be for it to prognosticate a possible outcome if we were to

follow a certain course set out by the dream.

Our thoughts and our actions project to the outer world and reflect back as

observations and reflections from other people. If we have vivid dreamsinvolving people we know in familiar circumstances and we follow our

intuitive mind in our everyday waking state then the dreams can frequently

become part of our personal reality. A model of how our dreams can become

real can be made in the form of a chain with each effect having a cause:

Actions during wakefulness in our personal reality give us reflections which

only adhere to our subconscious minds and which lead on to a dream

containing either symbolic or literal messages.



New actions, owing to the interpretation of the new dream, garner new

reflections, again, to be taken on board by our subconscious mind, which

subsequently gives us another dream to interpret.

The cycle goes on, opening up new realities, which enter into our everyday

consciousness and works towards adding a modicum of control over our

own futures.

PSYCHIC ABILITY

Psychic ability occurs in people whose nervous systems are capable of harnessing specific wavelengths. Some people harness thought projections

and others, bodily projections. Without a strong defence, unwanted,damaging projections can bombard the system causing disarray. A way of

strengthening a defence is to reverse the polarity of the ability, so that self

projection can be mastered and used at will and in the right circumstances.

There are three psychic states evident in humans.

1. Psychic projection – Exists in people who transmit or suggest an

outward force of thought with an exact amount of direction and

quantity.

2. Psychic reflection – Exists in people who are capable of turning the

projection of others outward without submitting to the suggestion.

3. Psychic susceptibility – Exists in people who neither project or reflect

but adhere to the suggestion made to them.

INTUITION

Intuition, when slowed down, has many points of reference which are able to

be brought into practical use when the natural speed of our intuition is

interrupted by varied amounts of concentration being spread out over other



faculties. The signs of reference are usually personal markers having been

allocated a meaning or a direction. Once these markers are embedded in our

subconscious mind we can follow a natural course without being overtly

aware of their presence, like not needing a map once the route is known.

The questioning of the use and effectiveness of our intuition comes after it is

believed that we are travelling in the right direction but then encounter a

supposedly wrong turn.

The territory is always better known when all roads have been walked and

signposted and all dead ends found.

INSTINCT

Instinct should be left as a completely automatic process. If it is contrived inany way then it becomes an act, which goes against the flow of our instincts.

To push against the instinct, and to experience the pain caused by this

contrivance is to strengthen it to an optimum point whereby we can relax

safe in the knowledge that there is a part of our mind, which knows, through

experience, the best decision to make, bringing us closer to achieving the

confidence we are all capable of experiencing in our lives.

PERCEPTION

Any situation arising that we are involved in consists of and exists through

the perception of all of it’s viewers, from the perceived negative view to theperceived positive view. The location of our own viewpoint is a question of

how mobile we are or how manoeuvring of others we can be thus being able

to create the perception of a situation by giving it a space to live through

pressure being applied from the projections of all viewers. Situations have

no physical body but still exist as a structured entity, which grows and

changes, residing in an unseen but perceived dimension. The most

formidable situations are sustained through a balance of views and viewers



applying pressure to all sides, feeding it a host of fertile projections. Any

situation ceases to exist when there is only one side applying pressure.

THE POINT

Each body, whatever it’s size, has an initial, personal trajectory of unknown

instigation. After a time it’s velocity becomes determined by each

circumstance met on it’s course. This - what it is and where it is at any

given moment - is it’s point in life. The interruption of circumstancegestures it towards a new destination with a conditional promise of freedom,

the condition being that it leaves something of itself to the previous

encounter thus lightening it’s load. The amount of trust in the promise is

proportional to the amount of itself it leaves behind. As each new horizon is

revealed a new set of challenges are exposed, all with a new promise of

freedom. Personal trust in our intuition is a necessity when new destinations

are presented to us.

RIPPLES

At the present time we are able to pick up on the ripples spreading out

forwards and backwards from situations which are happening in the future

through their inception in the past or present time. Every action in the

present has a direct effect on the future and some waves travel a lot quicker

than others. If we think of a situation we would like to happen, the waves of

thought carry on faster than our physical bodies can go and herd together thecomponents of a specific situation. If we then follow our intuition we

invariably bump into stronger ripples which will lead us to the centre of the

state we wished to create.



CYCLES

Cycles abound in life, each atom having it’s own cycle and each planet, star

and solar system all taking a route following a course set by it’s own

constitution. As each body returns to the position in which it started,determined at the point of discovery, i.e. it’s birth, it sustains a momentum,

going round and round again and again. If we are made up of atoms and

cells, all following this pattern and all forming one big cycle in our whole

physical make-up, then it stands to reason that we as individuals will never

stop on our own pattern of rotation, with death being only a minor transient

fixture, leading on to the beginning of another phase: a jolt giving us the

momentum for yet another rotation in an infinite succession of cycles.

LADDERS

The journey of any life-line is given momentum through the scaling of a

network of ladders, not just built on from the bottom up but placed ahead of

time and with fore-thought, at different points in the future. To achieve a

tight fitting structure takes care: the everyday care and memory of where

you placed the ladder in time and it’s physical position. As the time draws

nearer to utilising the ladder, concentration on the actual moment should belessened and more attention given to the after effects of the ascent, i.e. what

comes next?

Upon reaching the summit of a ladder with an unselected path to follow after the ascent, we can allow time for a rest to take in the view and to position

ourselves in a desirable direction.

MIRRORS

If any member of a species takes itself out of the loop of it’s own personal

society and questions who or what it is it will eventually run out of things to

identify with, coming to the conclusion that it is a unique consolidation and

reflection of everything else that exists with each member of that species

becoming a substantiation of it’s own kinds unique physical, and therefore



mental form - as the mental form of any species is governed by the physical

quantities attributed to it through the time and place of it’s birth.

HERE, NOW

Here, now exists, and can be sustained, at the focal point between the escape

of the repetition of past experiences and the confrontation of new

experiences forming enough pressure to remain in focus. Being in focus is

living without blurred edges and gives a feeling of living in a state of

intensity and sharpness. This sharpness helps us to cut through the fog of

unwanted, overbearing thoughts which can build through the negligence of

the health of our minds, nerves and circulation.

THE SWITCH

The experience of making the mental switch between negative and positive

thought only becomes clear once a certain amount of steps have been taken.

It is both enlightening and exciting once we realise that we have the

conscious ability to control, at will, our projections and change the

reflections we are interacting with.

RELATIONSHIPS

The complexities of an enduring relationship rely on maintaining a balance

between an influx of energy and the projection, both having an incrediblysubtle bond and both being reliant on the strength of the one before. If a

challenge is set to an individual then immediate preparation should be made

to deal with the reflection. A diverse reaction situation requires a layered

outlook ready to accept any number of outcomes from the challenge to either

stagnate, pacify, bolster or enrage the situation. The projected length and

frequency of a relationship determines the manner in which each encounter



is dealt with. Flippancy abounds in close families because the roots of the

relationship run so deep that there is always an unquestioned devotion.

Relationships between people without these strong foundations often stall

and falter at any sign of disloyalty. The strongest roots between people

grow through a breakdown of existing nerve structures and then a rebuilding

process bringing the individuals involved more in sync with and more

respectful of each other. This breakdown and rebuilding process happens on

a global level between countries and continents and on a more universal

level between the massive bodies of planets and galaxies.

Study of our own minds and how we reflect what we perceive gives an

insight in how to project ourselves to cultivate a reaction, manoeuvring the

relationship towards building a stronger bond with deeper roots.

THE SOLAR SYSTEM

Hierarchies exist in all situations across the universe as we see it and also, as

we have invented it, the parts we cannot see. Our solar system has the most

outstanding version, which is only a mirror of the projection of our own

inherited and mostly accepted and forgotten self-view. This view is

awakened when the influx of information entering the eyes becomes an

overloading torrent. Quick discernment must be adopted to ensure survival

as a planetary animal and the quickest way is to look to the impressions,

which take presidence over all others with the sun being the first and most

powerful source of energy and imagery we have.

When everything has gone there is always the sun.

The solar system is a living mechanism running on a symbiosis of

electromagnetic prowess and tension with each planetary body in defence of

it’s position. The strength of each planet lies in it’s physical make-up,

determining it’s personal velocity. This relationship can be assimilated into

our own physical bodies and into our relationships with each other. If the

physical make-up of the human body is changed then the projection of energy is changed giving a different reflection from other bodies. We create

systems of our own in our close relationships in which we either keep a

balanced position or fluctuate our positions and challenge others around us

to do the same. With practise this can become a tireless way of keeping the

mind, body and soul active and serves to strengthen bonds with others,

diversifying our relationships.



NEW IDEAS

Modern day life has evolved into a construction of electronic nerve centres

designed by ourselves to free our minds of information pertaining to basic

survival, leaving us to imagine our future into existence and face the horizon

with a reign of freedom, which rises at an exponential rate. This model of

existence is an ancient one with records kept on the walls of caves, tattooed

on preserved corpses and written in books, all adding to our collective

inventory of philosophies, religions, cults and sciences. The information

accumulated is picked up from whatever is happening around the individual

at the time and perceived through the conventional, and in some the self

perceived unconventional senses where it is assimilated and regurgitated viathe specific talent the person possesses. This purging of the information we

are constantly taking in acts as an assembly line of ideas and concepts to becast into the world arena undergoing on the way many trials which may lead

to an idea being accepted or eschewed based on it’s usefulness in the

physical realm. Ideas pertaining to the unseen worlds of our minds are often

accepted under the guise of allegorical tales or works of art owing to the

array of reactions a person may have to what they are involved in. Hidden

information contained in works such as books or paintings has a practical

counterpart, usually seen as being secondary to the entertainment value of

the work and in most cases, only being perceived by the subconscious,

which can be of benefit to us in our everyday lives.

SOCIETY

Society lives on numerous levels. The heart beats through all who are well

integrated and all fall in line with whichever course the wave takes. Buffers

position themselves, willingly, on the outskirts as trading posts between theheart and the unknown bringing new shapes to be bashed around for the core

of the integrated. This model of society, when brought closer to home, canbe applied to the human individual. Frequencies made up of already existing

concepts, merged with new ideas, form whole new concepts to be dealt with

by our selves. New concepts are almost always faced with a challenge from

our minds, as acceptance of the unknown is not an inherent quality we



possess. Our imaginations scan previous abominations passed on in society

through images embedded deep in our minds and through legends and

allegorical tales warning us of the dangers we as a species have faced, from

our beginnings until now. On an immediate level, as we take in a new

personal experience, we scan our own pasts for the pitfalls and triumphs we

have faced in our short but detailed lives and acceptance or dismissal of the

new concept is based on the conclusions reached.

A constant rebellion and revolution takes place in all societies. Some of

these have a voice that is echoed through the public yard and some, more

tentative societies, endure rumbles beneath the surface which very rarely

find light except in the imaginations of the people who live under the

pressure of these inner dreams and their own outer, abrasive reality.

These revolutions take place in the societies of the nervous system. In order

to manoeuvre more efficiently through our world, adaptations of the mind

have to be made with greater speed as we are thrust into each new encounter.Our blood is magnetised towards the parts of our nervous system, which

become fired up. The firing of our nervous system is controlled by our mind

and the will of the mind is easier controlled through a well maintained body

in the physical world. The planet is awash with electromagnetic frequencies,

all intermingling with each other and all guiding us along to the whim of the

world, as are the other elements existing alongside our own bodies. If the

world says, ‘this way’, then we go this way. Social turmoil is met when a

strong nervous system is harnessed and guided, individually, into unknown

territory, attracting weaker bodies along with it. This turmoil is a stretchingof society, either benevolently expanding the social view or malevolently

leading weaker individuals into a no-mans land depending on how helpful

the individuals idea is to each society, in relation to the inherent truth held

deep within our own make-up.

THE FUTURE

At the start of each new century the ripples of the most promising ideas of

the last century gain momentum, growing into waves of optimism, which

serve as the foothold of the new future. Statues, which ride the crest of these

waves, are a testament to the icons, which we all choose to keep, as

members of the global mind, to be used as a body of history to be passed on



to the world’s inheritors serving to inspire pride in the future. Our own

personal histories also contain this edited view, with our darkest days being

omitted and our brightest achievements being freely allowed to live on in the

memory. If it is taken as gospel that the future is unknown and we are

facing forward then we must constantly be on the frontline of whatever it is

we are moving toward with chaos accosting us and laying down it’s

challenge for us to filter and organise it into a framework of acceptance.

The most solid foundations of humanity have been constructed through the

harnessing of chaos into forms deemed, over time, to be of use to all who

choose to build on them.

NEW LAYERS

As we stretch our consciousness we eek into parts of our sub-conscious,

experiencing new developments and new layers which we hitherto never

knew existed causing an emanation of fresh projections to be reflected and

fresh reflections to be dealt with. This process can be likened to the roots of

a plant reaching down to find nourishment in the ground below. The

assimilation of these new frontiers makes for a constantly renewed interest

in the world around us. The circulatory system must be capable of

maintaining the pressure to stay in the moments we find most interesting andit may, on occasion, be necessary to sacrifice the pressure expenditure to one

frontier for it to be possible to commit to a new and more fulfilling road.

The ingestion of expedient substances only serves to give us a transitory

imitation of the natural pressure and control felt from true health and vitality.

CONTROL

As we grow older we can easily be distracted from the strict control our

minds have over our own projections and the assimilation of the reflections

gained. That part of our mind, which holds reign over all of our experiences,

can become overwhelmed by the facility to experience something



unexpected creating the illusion of a more powerful facility for control when

revisited. Both can have equal strength and are the opposites of each other.

WILL POWER

Between the mind and the body there exists a hierarchy of energy

expenditure. The power of the will over the physical realm starts at the

lowest possible amount of energy to be used, riding on through to the most

energy it takes to exert a full and exacting amount of will over our actions in

the world around us. The amount of energy it takes to want for something to

happen is minimal but serves as a start point with it being the seed of an idea

about the specific direction we wish to head in. Further thought on the ideatakes a little more energy. If the idea and the direction show us some

promise as being fruitful then momentum is gained, giving us energy for thenext step. All angles can be viewed through careful study of the desired

destination. This study can take as much time as is fitting to the scale of the

quest. At the optimum height of knowledge of the subject, the area in the

mind dealing with it is relaxed and all of the information garnered is set free

into the parts of the body which not only allows us to act out our ideas but

also serves to magnetise us, physically, to the people and the places we need

in order to bring closer to us our intended future in the physical realm. Once

the answers start to pour in from our proposed questions then the burden of

each step becomes lighter.

TEMPTATION

Bodily pressure is relative to the individual habits a person adopts.

Outgoing pressure, using the force of the mind, is strengthened and becomesconstant through being less reliant on external agents of fuel and more so on

the internal fire we all possess. This constant fire can only be extinguishedthrough it’s own complacency brought about by the infiltration of substitutes

for the natural energy of the nervous system. The process of building the

capacity for energy, which can be summoned at will, is ongoing and needs

disciplined maintenance. The temptation to fill the blood with substitutes



becomes harder and harder to resist and if eventually the body and soul

become reliant on outside fuels then the body’s own natural stores can fall so

low as to bring about physical or mental illness and the loss of the mental

strength we need to fight life’s biggest temptations.

RELIEF

The pressure applied to the centre of the mind due to the calling of a

decision to be made is controlled by it’s own inherent naturally manipulative

techniques which take over the covert control of the rest of the mind and

body. In any given situation where there are a number of outcomes to

choose from the centre adopts a view of all angles and assimilates the

information. Once all options are satiated, the view, which is most agreeablefor an easier way of life, and the one which suits all facets of mind, body and

soul, is taken and the pressure is released. These decisions are made on allscales in everyday situations and it is this relief of pressure that is utilised as

one of our greatest agents of momentum. Some of us rely on it to get

through a normal day and some become dangerously addicted to it through

manipulation of the situations they wish themselves to be in. The greater the

pressure, the greater the sense of relief.

EGO

An ego can stay with a person for as long as they live, their projection never

causing any harmful or undesirable reflections but in some it can be shown

to be a thin a mask which, when removed, reveals an underlying void with

an immovable core which is used to project the ego outwards thus filling the

void. The velocity of the projected ego is determined by the specific

faculties utilised. Our basic faculties are projected thought, sound, sight andphysical movement. If the time is taken to exercise and more efficiently

manage these skills then nothing can stop the creation of a desirable anduseful ego appropriate to any given situation but the tools alone won’t work

without the material to fashion. This comes from information gained

through observation via the normal and the intuitive senses which, when

filtered and assimilated becomes a powerful agent of ego projection.



An unruly ego will always be thrust into harsh encounters, encounters which

act as abrasive surfaces for the rough edges of our personalities, like

sunspots reaching for another home and being forced back by the airless

depth of space to rejoin the molten oceans of the surface of the sun.

CANNIBALISM

As the worlds population has grown, over time, and big brothers scrutinizing

eye draws ever closer to existing, solely, in the centre of our own minds,

cannibalism has taken the more socially acceptable form of devouring

ourselves through the ingestion of oxidizing substances, forming fully

responsible, self devouring cannibals. This view of the world fits with thepersonal growth pattern of the human individual, from the evolution of the

embryo in the womb, being fed with the mothers energy, to standing as afully grown being looking for more energy to devour, and eventually turning

in on ourselves, as adults, eating ourselves.

The replacement of lost energy can only ever be partly relinquished by the

ingestion of whatever it is we have consumed to make it back up. The rest of

the energy needed to regain our former position in the world, and give us the

feeling of not having aged, must come from the oxidization of our own

molecules, through the ingestion of highly potent substances. The more

potency the substance holds, the more is needed as the clock goes round and

falls back on the time to be fired up again. An addiction to the substance can

be formed from the security of the energy that the specific oxidization

process gives. We are faced with this everyday of our lives, and the

substances we choose to ingest determine the personal sphere in which we

live, whether it be healthy or harmful, we will always attract new

experiences to us, whatever the sphere.

AGEING

We all lead each other to believe in an ultimate ecstatic goal to be reached

through a series of trials. This serves some facets of western society, through

it’s observation of the young, as entertainment for those who have drawn a



conclusion that the ultimate goals we seek don’t exist and that our time here

is all we have, which may or may not be true. These conclusions are

reached through the fatigue of having to constantly rebuild the foundations

of personal philosophies through failure and disappointment. This tiring

process leads us to form an ever-narrowing view of our immediate world,

giving us the option of a simpler and more satiable life. The unwillingness

to carry on the quest for the holy grail leads to a quest for a more steady rock

on which to build a haven which will harbour our personal affects,

cementing a familiar and comforting world around us. This is a more

manageable world than the planetary one and each individual cell formed in

this image adds to the ever-changing planetary model.

As we grow older and more observant of information which lies beyond our

immediate surroundings we become confused as to what we should keep as

mainstays of what is believed to be our truth. To counter this confusion we

attract to ourselves responsibilities, which give us the foundation of apersonalised space in the world where we can always fall back to.

GOD

We need the concept of god to take the responsibility off us having to

control every aspect of our lives.

To maintain the amount of power and self control needed to walk through

life unaided is an overbearing task taking great concentration but, in

contradiction to this, it takes a balance of faith and fear to carry out our lives

to the end point. The faith, that there is something after this and the fear that

there is nothing after this.

Waves of understanding and confusion, of fatigue and vigour are the only

constants in our lives. The drift of life can take a hold at our lowest points

but exercises of the mind can help maintain a modicum of control when

lapses of concentration occur. This is a small way of taking gods work into

our own hands but taking responsibility for everything we do is just oneviewpoint. The faith that there is something that exists to guide us along the

rivers takes an opening of specific filters in the mind which provide us with

an influx of information to be excavated, leaving us with signposts to be

utilised along the way. To understand the signs and to use them to their

fullest advantage takes reasoning which exists in direct relation to our own

specific experiences, i.e. in numerology, if a specific view of reality is



attributed to a number and the frequency of the number increases, visually,

then the view should be seen as being required for the use of a personal

stepping stone. In everyday life certain views have higher frequencies than

others, i.e. useful signposts make themselves more readily visible.

Civilisation has an inventory of ideas about who we are, from the first

inception of the imagination, which give us suggestions to work with when

our own ideas about ourselves fall flat or come to a plateau. Signs from god

have been typical, since the birth of the ancient religions, among those who

follow those religions. Modern day sightings take the form of modern day

culture with the most powerful suggestions made in the modern age coming

off cinema and T.V. screens. Angels, demons and other assorted mythical

entities can exist as seemingly common forms when the imagination takes a

stance before even survival. In present times, survival in the western world

is taken for granted among many with plentiful supplies of housing and

provisions which leaves us with an excess of time to find entertainment.This excess of time gives us a free reign of our imaginations. Anything that

exists in the imagination can be brought into the physical realm and

depending on the scale and power of the imagery this can be immediate, can

take years or can take centuries with the idea spanning the breadth of

generations. Different realms or views of reality exist simultaneously on all

planes of our lives and the imagination of the individual has control of these

realities.

The mind has control of the imagination.

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Blood and Fire by Joel Goldberg