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Psychic attacks
1. What psychic attacks are
a. Their nature
In 1987, I first published the results of my research on
psychic attacks. These techniques are something absolutely
original which have never before been disclosed.
We can call psychic attack all negative or destructive
parapsychological influence that a person exerts over another
person or thing, consciously or unconsciously.
The parapsychological and therefore invisible nature of this
form of aggression differentiates it from purely psychological
attacks (insults, offences, threats, control etc.) and physical
ones (pushing or punching for example). Psychic attacks can
also be carried out by someone who has full knowledge or
none at all of what he is doing. These last ones, unconscious
psychic attacks, are the most frequent and remain unnoticed by
those carrying them out, in their actions as well as the effects
produced. Less frequent but much more devastating of course
are the conscious and deliberately carried out psychic attacks.
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everyday conflicts.
4. The most important thing to bear in mind
a. False concepts of morality
Impulses of contempt and aggression are natural in men
and animals. They are a perfectly normal reaction towards
harmful stimuli which affect survival. No being can survive
without aggressive reactions; it would literally be devoured by
its environment.
These impulses constitute one of the three basic behaviors
we were born with, along with those of love and fear, and
without which we would not be able to survive. This is why we
say that psychic sex and psychic attacks oppose each other,
since each one respectively represents the parapsychological
manifestation of love and hate.
The impulses of aggression, which along with those of
love, coexist perfectly in animals, but are severely repressed in
human society. In this repression lies the origin of myths like
that of every attack we make, parapsychologically or not, will
come back to us one way or another, or the idea of right and
wrong, of divine punishment etc. Ideas that tend to produce
strong feelings of blame in their transgressors.
Throughout our whole life we are assaulted every day in a
thousand different ways (a boss in a bad mood, motorists who
insult us, pedestrians bumping into us, annoying neighbors
etc.) and we see injustices everywhere, large and small, that are
committed against us or our loved ones. In most cases, the
individual who has been assaulted remains resigned and
helpless, whether this be due to lack of means or time, and has
to swallow his indignation, thus destroying himself.
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