“When the intellect is improperly used, however, it is as if
the intellect feels required to somehow know or personally direct all of those
inner processes. When the erroneous
belief systems and negativity connected with so-called rational reason apply,
then it is as if our person sees the target, but instead of directing his
attention to it he concentrates upon all of the different ways that his arrow
could go wrong: It could fall to the left or the right, go too far or not far
enough, break in the air, fall from his hand, or in multitudinous other ways
betray his intent.
“He has switched his attention from
the target, of course, completely. He
has projected upon the present event the picture of his fears, rather than the
picture of his original intent. His
body, responding to his mental images and his thoughts, brings out actions that
mirror his confusion.”
(The
Magical Approach: Seth Speaks About The Art Of Creative Living, Session
Five)
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