flow brings me what I need when I need it, without any effort. When the student is ready the teacher appears. And 'one of my deepest convictions, even though sometimes I do not want to listen to peg away just what I'm trying to teach (but we know that those who teach is the one who most need to learn). So while the current course of psychic development (which is now called Psychic Spiritual Practice & Development) in a flurry of new discoveries and a renewed energy, that is jumping out the book by Richard Bach "The sky is looking for you" that I had not ever read. A booklet modest in size (typical of Bach), which reads in an instant were it not that every now and then rubbed my eyes because as I read between the pages of this book are the same insights that I came to live newly, built into course. While the pages of the book flowed between my fingers, retracing my steps as an apprentice-magician-errant and sums up my life with a concise and powerful statement of the protagonist of the book: "I am mesmerized the inhabitant of a planet psychosomatic." It 'clear that we must learn to free themselves from hypnosis to free the others, and it is clear to me now that all these years I have not tried other than this: deliver me from my countless hypnosis. Those moments-days-times when I experienced the state of non-hypnosis has been the fuel for all these years of research, study and experimentation, and makes me smile that Master Richard, as usual, is able to condense years and years of my efforts and my experience in just over 150 pages. Reading it gave me also to reflect on what Bach's books are ultimately underestimated and labeled as low new-age. Inside it I found several good things also in terms of mental development, as well as I had found in so many illusions. But it would have the willingness to roll up our sleeves and start thinking in a radically different thoughts other than that it instills collective hypnosis every day, and this is not easy for someone (often just for those who label some books as carelessness or new age). However groom his thesis on the whole line! The message of the book is essentially this: all that I have accepted as true in my life has become a defining reality of hypnotic suggestion that live within the parameters that I have not decided. Needless resitere or try to break down the walls of illusion when we are in (as Jamie Forbes tries to do when hypnotized). All I can deprogram wisely with meticulousness and perseverance to make disappear its effects. Unfortunately many are too lazy to even get to think it's possible. The awakening from hypnosis requires hard work and cunning to no end. Someone also came to say that there is nothing like this, for example, that the law of attraction is a shopping and found all these menate on the powers of the mind are just stories, which I think shows just how the forces of hypnosis collectively have had the better of these people. However I believe in Bach than to any other spiritualist on Sunday and believe for one reason: I tried and experiment that is still true. There can be removed only by a collective dream just having a dream and pursuing it as if was the most important thing in his life (even more important to the life and life itself, why not) and there is no future for pushovers full of excuses. It takes guts and perseverance (constancy of years and maybe a few weeks not to repeat past two or three thoughts or views ...) to reprogram your subconscious mind and overcome resistance, memories, karmic legacies and suggestions of all kinds from people as well-meaning family and work colleagues who want to do our 'good' is telling us what 'normal' and what is not, what 'can' and what 'can not'. It takes perseverance to go against everything and against all and even parts of himself that will 'advise' to be 'realist' or at least 'conservative' so wiping out all your creative power (divine) and thrown back in hypnosis, and that is why I feel a profound truth in this book of Bach, but I have a hunch that this will be branded as the 'usual' by Richard Bach book that talks about the 'usual' weird things. So thank goodness there are those who write weird stuff!
Namastè
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