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Moving on the Fiery Chariot of Contemplative Thought

A technique where one's 'inner eye' opens to perceive an imagined world, and then consciousness, propelled by 'fiery chariot of contemplative thought,' moves…

Step by step

  1. Sit or lie down until the inner eye opens and you see an image or world.
  2. Allow your consciousness to move into that image, using contemplative thought as the 'fiery chariot'.
  3. Experience yourself clothed in a body within that new world, as real as your physical body.
  4. Explore the new world while being fully awake and consciously aware, even if your physical body appears to be sleeping.

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Enter The Dream

A technique where one's 'inner eye' opens to perceive an imagined world, and then consciousness, propelled by 'fiery chariot of contemplative thought,' moves into that world, experiencing it as a fully real, three-dimensional environment with a corresponding body, while the physical body remains in a sleep-like state.

Many times while sitting in my chair or lying on my bed, my inner eye has opened and I have seen what no mortal eye could see. Then I would enter into the image by allowing my consciousness to move on its fiery chariot of contemplative thought. Clothed as I am, the world calls me Neville; but I - a conscious being have moved out of this body and into a world which instantly clothed itself around me; and I explored that world, clothed in a body just as solidly real as the one I left on the bed or chair. If anyone had entered the room they would have thought Neville was sleeping; yet I was fully awake, consciously aware of being separated from my external self.

This describes a conscious out-of-body experience or a deep imaginative immersion where the individual's true conscious self transcends the physical body and explores other realities, demonstrating the solidity and reality of the imaginative world.

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