Places of Power
What Are
Places of Power
Places of power is a very interesting
ecological phenomenon, which has a great
significance for spiritual work.
This term was introduced by Mexican Indian
Juan Matus, described
in the books of Carlos Castaneda.
Places of power are geographic zones, sometimes
large, sometimes small, which possess energy fields
that are of significance for people.
It should be noted right away that there is a
similar and sometimes closely related phenomenon —
energy fields created by plants and technical
devices (transformers, high voltage lines and so
on). Places of power may be found
on the surface of the Earth, underground (for
example, in the subway), above the surface, as well
as in water reservoirs. The nature of the majority
of places of power can be explained as follows. The
Earth (as a planet) is a multidimensional structure.
In it, all manifestations of the multidimensional
space are present — from the physical plane up to
the plane of the Creator. Depending on the structure
of the crystal lattice of the Earth as a whole or of
some parts of its crust, the energy fields of
certain spatial dimensions in certain places may
dominate or, on the contrary, may be manifested
weaker. So places of power look like “holes” in
dense spatial dimensions “filled” with the energy of
a certain subtle energy layer.
Classification of
Places of Power
According to Juan Matus, places of power are
subdivided into positive and negative ones. To the
first category He assigned the places which give
their energy to people, to the second — the places
which take energy. However, the former are not
necessarily favorable and the latter — unfavorable.
For example, there are places of power that “drain”
energy, and this can be used for purging the
organism of coarse, pathogenic energies, that is for
healing. And vice versa, some places of power
possessing excessive energy are detrimental rather
than beneficial if their energy is coarse or
contains undesirable informational characteristics,
inducing, for example, anxiety, depression and so
on. This is why it is better to
subdivide places of power into positive and negative
ones according to the criterion of their objective
significance. In this case, places with excess of
unfavorable energies belong to the category of
negative places of power. It
should be noted also that some authors try to define
places of power through the terms abnormal or
geopathic zones. This is not right. They are not
“abnormal”, i.e. “incorrect”. All the more, neither
fits all places of power the term geopathic
zones,
that is “zones, inherent to the Earth, causing
diseases”. Places of power are,
truly, multifarious. There are
places that selectively activate
anahata, or
vishudha, or the
front meridian,
giving us bliss. And there are
places causing “hypertrophied” sense of one’s “I” —
inflated and arrogant. There are
also places that cause “unmotivated” joy, laughter
in everyone present there. Also
there are places of power depleting people
energetically; this can result in “dead” tiredness
and diseases if one settles there to live or just
takes a rest. Still other places
of power induce anxiety, fear. A person who
understands the reason can make just a few steps
backwards. But ignorant one easily can fall a prey
to mystical horror. There also
exist places that cause aggressiveness, the state of
“drunken animosity”. And so forth.
Therefore, negative places of power can be
subdivided into two groups: 1)
those draining the energy needed by the organism;
2) those creating undesirable psychical states.
Now let us list the variants of positive places of
power. The first group corresponds
to places of power containing a surplus of favorable
energy, which they easily give to people. In some
cases, this energy can be more subtle, in others —
less subtle. Sometimes there is a narrow range of
energies which differ by the criterion of
“subtlety-coarseness”, sometimes — a wide range. The
energy, which is not sufficiently subtle, can be
used by means of moving it around the
microcosmic orbit and sublimating it this
way into subtler energies. And these subtler
energies can be used for filling the organism, and
thus for performing crystallization. That is the
energy for crystallization can be obtained not only
from food: one can get it directly from space on a
places of power. The second group
of positive places of power consists of those which
activate certain energy structure of the organism (a
chakra, a
meridian, or something
else), creating thus useful activation of the
emotional-volitional or intellectual function of the
organism. In the third group there
are places of power making a consciousness to assume
certain form (or, in the language of Juan Matus,
shifting the location of the
assemblage point).
Such their quality allows one to train mobility,
“elasticity” of the energy of consciousness
developing it, perceiving oneself as a consciousness
— active and strong. Places of
power of the fourth group shift the consciousness
(provided it is sufficiently developed) into a
certain spatial dimension. This is also a kind of
gymnastics for the consciousness. Juan Matus said
that prior to starting really large, serious work, a
seeker has to shift the assemblage point tens of
thousands times. The consciousness has to become
mobile, moving easily along the whole scale of the
range of emanations within the
multidimensional space, become able of acting at
any distances. The fifth group
corresponds to the places of power which imprint in
themselves the state of a person (or people). Such
are, for example, places of power formed in places
of meditations or on graves of people highly
advanced spiritually.
How to Find
Places of Power
Places of power can be found with
the help of dowsing rods and pendulums. But, in
contradistinction to a developed consciousness,
these tools provide very poor information about this
phenomenon. With the help of a dowsing rod or
pendulum one can only say that here is a place of
power, only that “there is something over here”.
The biolocation (dowsing) method in this case is
akin to the situation when a poor-sighted person
tries to determine whether it is light or dark here.
But a person with normal vision perceives the whole
spectrum of colors, and not only colors, but also
emotional quality of their combinations and
iridescence, and sees life in them. This is the
difference between mechanical, instrumental
determination of the energy gradients on places of
power and perceiving them directly with one’s own
organism by attuning oneself as a developed
consciousness with their multidimensional
manifestations. Places of power
exist everywhere. One can come across them in towns,
in woods, in swamps, in mountains.
Below is an excerpt from the book by V.Antonov How
God Can Be Cognized with recommendations on how to
seek places of power: “The first
thing to do is to move the consciousness out of the
head; the mind has to be silent.
“Second, in this process we have to search for God,
the Path to Him rather than solving earthly
problems. “Thirdly, in the
beginning of such practice the following technique
may prove helpful. Let us feel ourselves dressed in
wide, bell-formed skirts, which start right from the
neck. Then fill the space under this skirt with
ourselves. Draw also the head under the skirt. And
in this state roll easily along the surface of the
Earth, among fields, meadows, woods… Feel the
Earth!… “This is it — a wonderful
lesson in the ecology of multidimensional space!”
See also:
•
Don
Juan Matus
External links:
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Working Sites of Divine Teachers (photos)
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