John Kreiter's errors

[Beyond Everything]

Someone asked me about his work, which I had skimmed through a while ago. So I'm going on my memory of the material.

There are various significant technical issues with it

His claim that unless one fully experiences an emotion then one opens themselves to physical illness is actually opposite of how the energetic system works. You can 'cut' the roots of such phenomena and fortify yourself with the extra internal energy immediately.

He has you project out negative energy and then breathe it back in which is a ridiculous and innefficient rigmarole.

The feeding on a crowd's 'negative energy' and then storing it below the navel is not part of an alchemical process that builds a higher subtle body.

In encouraging a 'predator' mindset, rather than a detached approach to energetic phenomena accompanied with a reification of the inner I, he is eventually creating a regressive thoughtform.

In truth esoteric 'vampirism' in its highest sense is extremely well hidden, and there isn't a book out there that discusses it. It is how one deals not only with one's emotions, but thoughts, thoughtforms, and other enegetic factors -which while gaining access to one's energy- is actually only preliminary to the 'activation' of the hidden parts of the self.

 

[Morell]

Thanks for that. Always good to get opinion form another angle.

I haven't noticed these mistakes. Only issue I found with the book on Vampiric self-defense was that if you practice this drawing of negative energy into yourself, you can easily overdo it and get into yourself a more negativity than you can dissolve fast, which then of course affects you.

 

[PinealisGlandia]

I've been practicing his techniques for about a decade now and can attest they work.

Thanks for that. Always good to get opinion form another angle.

I haven't noticed these mistakes. Only issue I found with the book on Vampiric self-defense was that if you practice this drawing of negative energy into yourself, you can easily overdo it and get into yourself a more negativity than you can dissolve fast, which then of course affects you.

I think you missed a step. You're supposed to convert the energy within your own body, not just draw it in. It's not about soaking up negativity, it's about... Well, in practice, it looks like finding silver linings in things. You know how people complain about things habitually, just as a way of making conversation? The conversion of negative to positive is what happens on a subtle level when on the obvious level you are engaging with those complaints non-typically (i.e not "yes and"ing them or offering your own complaints, but instead asking questions about the complaint and surrounding circumstances to turn the complaint into an ordinary conversation). Kreiter gives guidelines on the subtle aspects, so I feel like explaining what it actually looks like to an observer would be helpful.