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Is this trip worth it or not?

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goldenharbor goldenharbor MemberOP
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#1 ·
Does anyone have any insight on using this image as a way to "travel" into inner worlds?
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Brenda Cook4 Brenda Cook4 Regular
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#2 ·
That’s really a question for the Crowley-evac crowd. lem is his thing... honestly, it would be great if anyone here had some firsthand experience to share. 👍

I’m not sure if you’ve already come across this, but maybe it’ll help:
http://www.simoniff.com/lam/lam_contact.html
goldenharbor goldenharbor MemberOP
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#3 ·
Maybe there isn't a better way to put it: they're scared.
Karen Sanchez19 Karen Sanchez19 Regular
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#4 ·
blue bird said:That’s a question for the Crowley-evac. It’s his lem... it would be helpful if anyone actually had some first-hand experience here....👍

I am unsure if you still need this or if you already have it:
http://www.simoniff.com/lam/lam_contact.html

What exactly is a lem?
Karen Sanchez19 Karen Sanchez19 Regular
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#5 ·
Leviant said:Does anyone have any insight regarding "traveling" into inner dimensions using this image?
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Just an observation: it bears a striking resemblance to those classic sci-fi alien depictions.🙄
Brenda Cook4 Brenda Cook4 Regular
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#6 ·
grizli asks:
Wait, what actually is a LAM?


I've got you covered—here’s a link that breaks it all down for you:
http://www.boudillion.com/lam/lam.htm
Brenda Cook4 Brenda Cook4 Regular
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#7 ·
Leviant said:Honestly, nobody puts it better—they're just scared.

But have you actually sat down and watched it yet?
Ryan Wilson2 Ryan Wilson2 Regular
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Ryan Wilson2 said:No one puts it better—they're terrified.

If you actually understand what there is to be afraid of, then why don't you enlighten us? Walk us through this journey using a visual aid. And while you're at it, perhaps you could recommend some actual methods for protection.
Karen Sanchez19 Karen Sanchez19 Regular
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#9 ·
See? I called it from the jump—he’s a dead ringer for Elien 😁
Karen Sanchez19 Karen Sanchez19 Regular
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#10 ·
Baphomet said:If you actually know what we should be terrified of, then enlighten us. Use an image to explain this "journey." And while you're at it, suggest some ways to stay protected.


Fine, then why don't you be the one to explain how this whole thing works? How does one even embark on a journey using nothing but an image?😁
Ryan Wilson2 Ryan Wilson2 Regular
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Karen Sanchez19 said:So why don't you explain to the rest of us how one actually travels using just an image?😁

You are traveling into inner worlds.

Besides, why would any sane person bother explaining anything to you when we all know you'd just spend the next second spamming this entire thread with your "expert insights"?
goldenharbor goldenharbor MemberOP
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#12 ·
There’s a book somewhere that covers this exact thing, but I can't quite wrap my head around the title right now.

Thinking... just thinking.😕
Brenda Cook4 Brenda Cook4 Regular
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goldenharbor said:There’s this one book that lays it all out, but the title is slipping my mind right now.

I've been turning it over in my head, trying to remember...😕

So, tell me—have you actually tried looking at it? And if you did, did you feel anything at all?...See, the technique in that link I shared is pretty straightforward...but honestly, I think it works better if you just stare directly at the image itself, enlarged, without all those digital computer effects getting in the way...like this one:
http://user.cyberlink.ch/~koenig/lam2.gif

*I actually have this version from Kenneth Grant (who follows the OTO/Aleister Crowley lineage):
http://user.cyberlink.ch/~koenig/lam-stat.htmwhich includes the 'entering the egg' magical procedure.
Brenda Cook4 Brenda Cook4 Regular
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Karen Sanchez19 Asks:
So, let me try to break this down for you—how one actually "travels" using just an image. It’s a bit like looking at a blueprint versus standing inside the building itself. Think about it like this: when you look at a high-res photo of the Grand Canyon, you aren't just seeing colors on a screen. You're engaging with a frequency. In certain practices, an image acts as a sort of psychic gateway or a focal point. Instead of physically driving from New York to Los Angeles, you're using the visual data to tune your internal state to the "vibration" of that destination or concept. It's less about moving your body through space and more about shifting your consciousness to match the geometry of what you're looking at. It’s like using a map not to find a street, but to find a state of mind. It sounds abstract, I know, but once you start seeing images as energetic anchors rather than just flat pictures, the whole idea of "traveling" starts to make a lot more sense.😁

True, though you can't help but wonder what he was actually after. Jack Parsons—the visionary force behind NASA. The guy whose innovations and rocket tech actually turned the space program from a dream into a reality... it’s all connected. If you're familiar with "Montauk Revisited" and the Philadelphia Experiment, you know we're talking about the legacy of Jack Parsons—it's right there in his Babylon work. It’s also a pretty wild coincidence that Aleister Crowley passed away in 1947... just around the same time as the Roswell incident. Honestly, you should never claim to be absolutely certain about things we don't fully understand. But hey, I'm just sharing this out of pure curiosity.😁
coppernomad59 coppernomad59 Active Member
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#15 ·
Looking at this hideous picture—it honestly reminds me of some elderly guy suffering from hydrocephalus—I just can't bring myself to go on any kind of trip. I have this singular, nagging urge to just grab the thing, crumple it up, and toss it straight into the trash. I'm not sure. Should I be worried about having an impulse like that?
goldenharbor goldenharbor MemberOP
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#16 ·
Take a look at this photo of Tesla in his later years.
Do you see any similarities?
Ryan Wilson2 Ryan Wilson2 Regular
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#17 ·
Nothing
Karen Sanchez19 Karen Sanchez19 Regular
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#18 ·
Ryan Wilson2, have you ever actually practiced anything remotely similar to this?
goldenharbor goldenharbor MemberOP
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#19 ·
How can you say that? I guess Ryan Wilson2 is just being blind here.
At least there are some visual similarities—and I don't just mean Tesla and Lam, but even Slavinski in certain images.
Not an exact match, obviously, but the resemblance is there.
Karen Sanchez19 Karen Sanchez19 Regular
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#20 ·
Baphomet said:You’re wandering through inner worlds.

Besides, why would any sane person bother explaining anything to you? We all know you'd just flood the entire thread with your "masterful insights" within seconds.

Heh, I'll try to behave. 😁 🤣

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