In schizophrenia, there is what is called 'thought insertion' where thoughts seemingly from another intelligence are inserted into your mind. Then there is also 'thought deletion' where thoughts that were going through your mind are suddenly ripped away, so fast and so ultimately that you can't even remember what you were just thinking about. It is done by these 'watchers' of course.
When the 'watchers' decide to integrate with the human host's nervous system more completely, they can do things like channeled writing, speaking in tongues, etc. It is easiest when a person is in a trance mode, but if they want the watchers can integrate even further so that they can move your body when you are fully awake, even against your will...this is generally labeled as 'kundalini awakening' 'spontaneous movements' 'qigong sickness,' etc. Its merely a deeper level of integration into a nervous system.
The entity/entities who access my nervous system can move my body around as easily as I can, talk through my mouth, etc.
Then there are people who are 'vectors' for these watchers, they have strong 'shakti' and can vector the intelligences into other people's nervous systems so that a deeper integration takes place in them. They call this 'shaktipat'
in Hinduism. It happens in Qigong too:
"Dr. Yan Xin, a Chinese Qigong master known to most of the over one billion people in China, gave a talk in San Francisco in 1991. Seventeen hundred devotees, most of them Chinese, showed up at the Masonic auditorium to listen to Yan. The San Francisco Chronicle on may, 16 1991 reported that "minutes into his talk, several began experiencing what Yan Xin calls spontaneous movements." The Chronicle reporter said that "before long, the scene resembled a Pentecostal prayer meeting with many people waving their arms and making unintelligible sounds." Yan told his audience, "Those who are sensitive might start having some strong physical sensations - or start laughing or crying. Don't worry. This is quite normal.""
These watchers can create emotions, thoughts, lay on whole concepts, affect parts of your brain to make you dissociated from normal reality- even cause astral travel, sleep paralysis, create full body orgasms, various body sensations, and more.
They are bioelectric masters. No one really knows what they truly are...so many theories, but they never do tell do they?
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 32006923 Well, I appreciate your insight, it does feel a bit diminutive, but I appreciate it none the less.
That sounds like quite some nasty entities possessing people. Makes me think of Benny Hinn...
Yeah that's the nasty side to this reality I speak of, people who have this issue are many times left cast-out to sea without any attempt of understanding or empathy, and apparently that's just the way it is.
It's really unfortunate, because we either end up pointing the finger or joining cults, a spiritual mess really, which doesn't do anything about the "point" but rather becomes consumed by social assumptions...
So yes, schizophrenia is an easy way to describe certain qualities of what I'm talking about, but it's a frustrating label because it doesn't seem to really go anywhere...
I personally have a distaste of kundalini, channeling, ascended masters, anything which threatens our individuality - I understand it sounds like I'm all for this stuff, but there's a difference between understanding something and applying it...
I don't have a problem with spiritual observers whom leave well enough alone, but when spirits start making nests for themselves, operating the body, talking through you, that's not cool.
In fact, a goal of talking about this stuff, is to empower people who have this going on in their lives, to take charge and take control over their inner world...
This is a very real circumstance, the intensity and commonality differs from person to person, but I believe the "unseen" effects every person whether they realize it or not.
I would prefer to be aware of it and take charge, rather than deny it and join the herd, to each their own.
