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If you were to stop eating and go into the forest for a good amount of time, do you think that you would unlock your magic powers?

To me it seems most efficient. After spending the past three years in and out of school and working, reading bits here and there about free energy and magic I'm ready to apply myself. It seems to me that meditating in an apartment or anywhere near noise and cars is not ideal and the vibe of nature is great for magic. Thus I am setting out with the goal of attaining ESP and telekinesis.

Cheers fellas, I welcome a discussion of this act and whether or not you people would do the same.

>>4116

>Thus I am setting out with the goal of attaining ESP and telekinesis.

Spend 2 weeks not saying a word and you will be surprised.

>>4119

thats certainly the goal. ill be alone in the wilderness and maintaining a meditative state

>avoid emf and whatever frequency pollution

>cleaner air

>cleaner water

>no negative auras constantly draining you

maybe add urine fasting for ultimate effect?

>>4123

i will actually be doing this in Forest Park in Queens NY. Ill just have to trust myself to filter out the cities' waves and shitty air. i wont be drinking water

Ground yourself indoors with a cable in your bed. Dryfast for 6 days. Drink juices for 3 months. Drink water for 3 years. ????

I just saved you two weeks in the forest.

You should try this instead: >>4119

>>4128

interesting to order the diet as such. You meant to first dryfast for 6 days and then to drink juice and water after that? also you said you saved me two weeks in the forest but your procedure is like 3 years long

The forest is great seeker.

The air is nice and calm. Just being there is enough to set you at ease.

You could go in the forest for a couple weeks with a goal of training but it likely won't work as you intend it to.

Think about how if you focus your eyesight on something and you cannot see it but then if you loosen your focus it shifts into view.

What I personally do is go to the forest to simple be in the forest. If I should have some great experience while I am there then so be it but it is not my goal. That said I have made a lot of progress while in the forest.

I highly recommend that you spend one day or even just one night in the forest before going for a couple weeks.

>>4119

I already do that lol.

How does starving yourself in isolated wilderness accomplish anything?

More importantly, why do you see things to be so separated? Are you really so afraid to admit that humanity is already a part of nature?

Lastly, it's BETTER to meditate around distractions. Fuck, if you were already free of such things, there would be no need for the meditation in the first place.

>>4129

A martial arts student went to his teacher and said earnestly, “I am devoted to studying your martial system. How long will it take me to master it?”

The teacher’s reply was casual, “Ten years.” Impatiently, the student answered, “But I want to master it faster than that. I will work very hard. I will practice everyday, ten or more hours a day if I have to. How long will it take then?”

The teacher thought for a moment, “20 years.”

>>4141

>How does starving yourself in isolated wilderness accomplish anything?

I could see that it allows you more peace. Less mundanes around with their busy lives, and maybe getting away a busy life of their own.

>More importantly, why do you see things to be so separated? Are you really so afraid to admit that humanity is already a part of nature?

(I'm not the guy you are replying to, but) Personally, I think humans are a bit more separated from nature. Humans, as a species, have unique skills that put them above any other creature provided they have enough time, materials, information, ect. While other animals usually come into a balance with the environment around them, humans are more parasitical and have to manage themselves.

>Lastly, it's BETTER to meditate around distractions. Fuck, if you were already free of such things, there would be no need for the meditation in the first place.

I believe that meditation is getting into a certain state of mind, as well as practicing visualization, energy work, ect. Its a state of being. Meditating in a chaotic environment is indeed a good practice, but I believe it would be easier to reach the desired mental state in a peaceful and healthy environment

No offense intended, but I feel that a lot of the questions you asked are very simple and are easily answered with some common sense. Your name, 'A_Wizard', doesn't seem to reflect what you write.

>>4142

I remember someone else, the montalk flag poster, write (just paraphrasing here) that meditating for 2+ hours for a week verses 30 minutes for month(s), the man who does the 2hr+ would advance far quicker and better. I personally believe that it has to deal with staying in a certain mental state, or simply just 'practice makes perfect'. The longer you work through something the better you will be.

Although, keep in mind I'm all rather new to this.

>>4207

You state that you are "very new to this" and then make assumptions and claims as to what expertise SHOULD be. Logical fallacy detected.

Review everything you have stated, the reasons for the statements, and come back when you have a better understanding.

This is why I hate the internet now.

>>4216

i get the feeling almost everyone on here is just regurgitating info they've read

>>4119

interesting proposition, never thought of it but after reading this and becoming more aware of my silence, it's like the longer I stay silent the clearer my mind gets

I am not sure how efficacious it is in giving you telekinesis.