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Recognizing and balancing the energies, hopefully toward the greater good. Not just for selfish reasons/motives.

Transmutation, but not for the faint of heart, nor a keen understanding of what it entails, with the consequences.

Leaving the section on balancing of energies for magic, and now, going to the planes of the mind. There is a balance of the two from the previous chapter.

Into the realm of magic; interesting, from an energetic point of view.

What I have to learn about manifestation via concentrated thought: deep!

It is how man realizes, if he so chooses that he is more than just matter and matter-driven ego, toward being a part of something much bigger. One can still be intrigued by the detail, but one also has to not become too bogged down by it either.

Breaking down the energies of the self, the false self, and the former's tie to the universe is complicatingly fascinating!

The complex, yet overall purpose of the Hindu deity Agni, with its parallel to individual, and collective human evolution is fascinating!

Still minding, but trying not to become too ensnared with the details -which are still important. The book's very interesting on a deeper level.

A LOT (no screaming intended) of detail, which must not be lost-sight-of. However, the overview is very interesting. This study is not for people who do not wish to go deepER into what, and how is, beyond a physical level.