Energy Perception: Clairvoyance, Balancing and Communication with Light
By Kevin Dwyer
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A view of clairvoyance from practice and a Buddhist perspective. Within this context there is a definition of continuity relating to formal western mediumship.The short book has two energy techniques which require some advanced ability or a genuine desire to perceive energy. The clairvoyance being something of a pre-requisite to engage the energy perception, so both are taught. Kd.
Kevin Dwyer
I began the Tai Chi in 1987 whilst at college for my BA Hons in Social Science. The format was brought to the UK by Lam Kam Cheun and the praxis is known as Zhang Zhung. It took a while to notice it was not standard Tai Chi, I was shown a lot of chi kung so I just practiced it. If I recall the first couple of years were pretty boring. Zhang Zhung, it turns out, is the spiritual home of Tibetan Buddhism.In this rather dull period tai chi wise we’d practice sword forms, Choi Lee Fut (kung fu form), 2 man forms, push hands, technique sparring, touch sparring, wrestling and massage. The other guys and girls would sometimes also kit up in protective gear and batter each other in full contact sessions. After about four years tai chi is more interesting in itself at a stage called Man or awareness.It’s easy enough to write about this now but one does become aware of something tangible. From about 1992 I took an interest in both the local spiritualist church and a meditation called Knowledge taught by Prem Rawat (also known as Maharaji). As it turns out our local mediums had strong links with the Silver Birch book and post war mediumship in the UK.For four years I was taught rather personally by Maharaji and his instructors. I’d stand up in front of thousands of people or in small rooms and ask questions. First time I saw him in Brighton I stood up and said give me Knowledge. He was nice to me even then now I think about it and just said don’t stick it in a box. After lots of travelling around and many questions later I received the techniques of Knowledge at a plush Hotel in Gatwick Airport, conveniently situated for Maharaji to take off to some other part of the world.No longer an aspirant for Knowledge but a Premie (trad. translates as divine lover) I turned my attention to studying with the Tibetan Lamas. Many are the heads of lineage such as H H Sakya Trizin, Dzogchen Rinpoche and Tenzin Namdak Rinpoche. More extensively with Tenzin Wanyal, and his teacher Tenzin Namdak Rinpoche who taught me Chod, Bardo, dream yoga, Five Elements and an unusual transmission that can be summed up as nothing more than “leave it as it is”.I am particularly grateful to Khensur Lobsang Tenzin Rinpoche, Lama Doboon Tulka, His Eminance Luding Khen Rinpoche, Khenpo Tsulrim Rinpoche, His Eminance Rizong Rinpoche, Lama Khemsar, Lama Lekshey and Namkai Norbu and Ringu Tulka.From 2004 - 2006 I went back to college to study media and video production having sold a late 18th century basement flat that my father and I restored. Filming and lounging around a good while with Nik Turner from Hawkwind I also make trippy videos. I like to mention him as he really is a great inspiration for getting up and doing things. That and his lyrics and associated artwork appear to have shaped UK culture to a large extent. Kd
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Energy Perception - Kevin Dwyer
ENERGY PERCEPTION
Clairvoyance, Balancing and Communication
with Light
by Kevin Dwyer
Published by Kevin Dwyer at Smashwords
Copyright 2013 Kevin Dwyer
Cover Image – Background of Knowledge
Revised 2015
Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
Process
Clairvoyance, Energy Balancing and Communication with Light
Transcript
Continuity
Energy Balancing
Communication with Light
Summary
Biography
Resources
ENERGY PERCEPTION
Preface
I wanted to take the time in 2015 to revise this project and make it a little more my own. I say this since the contents revolve around being taught by some of the Tibetan Lamas, Maharaji (Prem Rawat), local mediums and practise with my students. There are changes to the title, the introduction and I’ve added this preface in order to lay some foundations.
Energy perception couldn’t be any easier, hey there’s some orange coloured energy let’s communicate about why it’s here
, but no that doesn't usually work. The first problem would be people don’t communicate so well and possibly don’t have any energy language to use even if they could. On top of that it’s difficult to get someone whose mind is elsewhere to bring their concentration or awareness close in.
I’d take things to a certain point and then let the person follow it through. Sometimes I may say to someone I can see a red energy but they see it as blue. Though something is taking shape it’s not usually clear the way in which it’s going to do that. Some people are chatty and others like a bit of peace when they are meditating. Sooner of later though I’d have to remain still and let the person explore the process in their own time.
As a general observation I think people could give this subject a higher priority. The only way to develop a skill is by practising it. In order to develop Bodhichitta (altruistic intent) is by practise. For another example with chi kung training massage can be refined very easily. Now it’s been many years since I’d consider massage as a means of improving on someone’s well being because it can be done far easier with mind. Energy goes where the mind goes.
One issue I’d like to raise is that people are very keen on taking a position on