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Conquering fear is how you win at everything, actually.   That’s because most forms of fear are irrational, limiting, self-defeating and anchor you where you are thus holding you back from where you want to be and who you want to be.

We need to keep healthy fear and kick all the rest to the curb.  More about that below.

Conquering Fear: A Mystical Inner Science for Reclaiming Personal Power

Fear is one of the most misunderstood forces in human experience. It is often treated as an enemy to be defeated or a weakness to be hidden. Yet from a deeper, more mystical perspective, fear is neither good nor bad. It is information—a signal arising within consciousness, waiting to be understood.

At ESP Lab, we explore fear not as a flaw in the human system, but as a doorway. When approached with awareness, fear becomes an invitation to reclaim personal power, sharpen inner perception, and move beyond limitation.

Conquering fear does not mean erasing it. It means learning how to stand steady in its presence and push past that veil if it’s in the way of what you want.

Fear as an Energy Pattern, Not a Truth

Fear does not originate in reality—it arises in interpretation. It is an energetic response to imagined futures, unresolved memories, and conditioned beliefs. The body reacts first, sending sensations of contraction, tension, or alertness. Only afterward does the mind attach meaning and story.

This is why fear feels so convincing and why conquering fear can be so challenging.

From a mystical perspective, fear is an energetic ripple in consciousness, not a command. When you identify with the ripple, fear grows. When you observe it, fear dissolves.

Awareness weakens fear because fear depends on unconscious participation.

The Hidden Cost of Unexamined Fear

When fear goes unexamined, it quietly shapes identity. People begin to define themselves by what they avoid rather than what they pursue. Over time, fear masquerades as logic, caution, or practicality.

It often sounds like:

• “This just isn’t the right time.”
• “I should wait until I feel ready.”
• “Getting promoted to senior management just isn’t realistic for me so I won’t bother.”
• ”She might laugh at me if I ask her out so I’ll play it safe and not even try.”

But fear that governs choices slowly contracts life. The cost is not immediate—it appears later as regret, stagnation, or a persistent sense that one’s potential remains untapped.  That’s why conquering fear isn’t a “should” it’s a MUST.

By the way – The last two on the above list are from my personal experiences.  I swung for the fences and joined the ranks of corporate America as a regional vice president (eastern region) AND divisional vice president (education, government, institutional sales) which opened the door to a lifestyle I previously believed was impossible for me.   The girl turned me down with an amusing look on her face. It was on the B44 city bus when I was in 11th grade.  A few short years later I was dating gorgeous goddesses who sometimes competed for me…. In retrospect Karen’s rejection with a smirk on that city bus led to bigger and better things as they so often do.

You can’t win ‘em all but you can’t win anything without conquering fear that may be holding you back from even trying.

Taking a new step, uttering a new word, is what people fear most. – Fyodor Dostoevsky, Crime and Punishment

Consciousness Is Larger Than Fear

One of the most powerful realizations in inner science is this: you are not your fear.

Fear arises within consciousness, but consciousness itself remains untouched. When this distinction is experienced—not merely understood intellectually—fear loses its authority.

In mystical traditions and modern consciousness research alike, the same insight appears again and again:

What you observe cannot control you.

By shifting from identification to observation, fear becomes something you experience, not something you are.  Your experience will help you in conquering fear.

Courage as Alignment, Not Force

Courage is often mistaken for forceful confidence. In truth, courage is alignment. It is the quiet decision to act from inner clarity rather than emotional contraction.

Continuous courage is continually conquering fear.

Courage does not require the absence of fear. It requires presence.

When action flows from inner alignment—values, intention, awareness—fear no longer dictates outcomes. It may still arise, but it no longer decides. You do.

You make things happen.

Do this often enough and you will never have any fear again except, perhaps,  healthy fear. Healthy fear is allowed.  More about that below.

Conquering Fear Crosses the Threshold of Expansion

Across mystical systems, fear consistently appears at points of transition. Before growth, before insight, before transformation—fear emerges.

This is not coincidence.

Fear marks the edge of the known. Beyond it lies expanded perception, resilience, and self-trust. When you meet fear consciously, it becomes a threshold rather than a barrier.

Practical Inner Practices for Conquering Fear

1. Name the Fear Without Story

Fear loses power when stripped of narrative. Name the sensation. Name the imagined outcome. Avoid dramatization. Precision dissolves exaggeration.

2. Return to the Observer

Shift attention from the fear to the awareness noticing it. This subtle redirection restores inner authority.

3. Act in Small Resonant Steps

Transformation occurs through integration, not force. Gentle, consistent action retrains both mind and nervous system.

4. Use Breath to Signal Safety

Slow breathing communicates safety to the body. A calm body allows higher perception to emerge.

Guided Visualization: Dissolving Fear Through Inner Light

Use this practice whenever fear feels overwhelming or if conquering fear seems impossible.

Begin by sitting comfortably. Close your eyes.

Take a slow breath in through the nose… and exhale gently through the mouth.

Bring your attention inward.

Now imagine fear as a shape or sensation within your body. Do not judge it. Simply notice where it resides.

Next, imagine a soft, luminous light above your head—calm, intelligent, steady. This light represents awareness itself.

With each breath, allow the light to slowly descend through the crown of your head, moving gently toward the area where fear is felt.

Do not force the light. Let it arrive naturally.

As the light meets the fear, notice what happens. You may sense warmth, expansion, or softening. Allow the fear to dissolve into the light, like mist in sunlight.

Remain here for several breaths.

Finally, affirm out loud in a voice of calm confidence:

“I am larger than fear. I move forward in awareness. I am free of fear. I am conquering fear. Fear has no power over me.  *I* am the power!”

When ready, gently open your eyes.

If you liked this exercise you should take a deep dive with Al Manning’s Light Course

Living Beyond Fear, From Inner Authority

Conquering fear is not a one-time event. It is a relationship with awareness. Each time you choose presence over panic, alignment over avoidance, and consciousness over conditioning, fear loosens its grip.

Our doubts are traitors
And makes us lose the good we oft might win
By fearing to attempt.

–Shakespeare, Measure for Measure, 1.4.85

For more tools and techniques on conquering fear check out what Tony Robbins has to say.

When Conquering Fear, Keep Healthy Fear

Healthy fear is fear that protects, informs, and sharpens awareness—without controlling your life.

It is fundamentally different from chronic anxiety, imagined fear, or conditioned fear.

Here’s a clear, grounded way to understand it.

What Healthy Fear Is

Healthy fear is a biological and intuitive signal that:

• Alerts you to real danger
• Improves focus and reaction time
• Encourages caution without paralysis
• Disappears once the threat is gone

It is situational, temporary, and proportional.

Examples:

• Stepping back from a cliff edge
• Avoiding a dangerous person or situation
• Slowing down when conditions are risky
• Trusting a strong gut warning without panic

Healthy fear says: “Pay attention.”

Unhealthy fear says: “Stop living.”  That’s our target in conquering fear.

What Healthy Fear Is NOT

Healthy fear is not:

• Persistent dread
• Catastrophic thinking
• Avoidance of growth or opportunity
• Fear based on imagined futures
• Fear tied to identity (“I’m just a fearful person”)

If fear lingers after the threat is gone, expands without evidence, or prevents action altogether, it is no longer healthy.

Healthy Fear vs. Unhealthy Fear (Quick Comparison)

The Role of Healthy Fear in Human Evolution

Healthy fear is ancient. It evolved to:

• Protect life
• Preserve energy
• Signal environmental danger

It activates the nervous system briefly, then releases it.

Modern problems arise because the same system is triggered by:

• Social judgment
• Financial uncertainty
• Emotional risk
• Past trauma
• Conditioned beliefs

The system fires—but the danger isn’t real or immediate.

Healthy Fear as an Inner Compass

From a consciousness and inner-science perspective, healthy fear often overlaps with intuition.

Key distinction:

• Healthy fear feels clear and calm, even if urgent
• Unhealthy fear feels noisy, emotional, and looping

Intuition warns once.

Anxiety repeats itself endlessly.

When fear comes with clarity and stillness, it’s often protective insight—not panic.

How to Tell If Fear Is Healthy (3 Questions)

Ask yourself:

1. Is there an immediate, real threat right now?
2. Does this fear call for a specific action or adjustment?
3. Does the fear subside once I address the situation?

If yes → likely healthy fear.

If no → you’re dealing with conditioned or imagined fear.

What Healthy Fear Sounds Like Internally

• “Slow down.”
• “Check this more carefully.”
• “Something here isn’t aligned.”
• “Pause and reassess.”

What it does not sound like:

• “Everything will go wrong.”
• “I can’t handle this.”
• “I must avoid this forever.”

Why Healthy Fear Matters

Without healthy fear:

• People take reckless risks
• Boundaries dissolve
• Intuition is ignored
• Safety signals are overridden

The goal is not fearlessness.

The goal is discernment so you can know if you should be conquering fear or embracing it.

Healthy fear works with awareness, not against it.

Integrating Healthy Fear (Practical Tip)

When fear arises:

1. Pause your reaction
2. Feel the sensation without story
3. Ask: “What is this asking me to notice?”
4. Take measured, conscious action

This keeps fear functional—not dominant.

Final Insight

Healthy fear is a guardian, not a jailer.

It protects life, sharpens perception, and then steps aside.

When fear stays too long, grows too loud, or begins deciding your future—it has crossed the line.

Learn to listen to fear without obeying it blindly.

That is wisdom.

Do what you fear most and you control fear. – Tom Hopkins

A Life Guided by Fear is Reactive.

A life guided by awareness is intentional.

At ESP Lab, we view conquering fear as something essential to realize your full potential. Fear is something to outgrow—through perception, practice, and inner mastery.

And winning. Lots and lots of victories. At ESP Lab winning is the name of the game.

When fear no longer governs your choices, what remains is clarity.

And clarity is power.

Become an ESP Lab member and start growing your personal power like you never have before.

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This article in the Wall Street Journal lit up my whole weekend while lighting the way for the next stage of human development; machine mind reading is going to be one of the biggest breakthroughs we’ll see in 2026.

Imagine a world where your thoughts can control devices—text messages composed by intention, wheelchairs that respond to desire, digital assistants that interpret silent mental commands. This sort of tech, once the stuff of science fiction, is rapidly approaching reality. In fact, tech analysts and industry insiders contend that “mind-reading” technology is among the most transformative innovations likely to surface in 2026. 

This emerging field represents a convergence of neurotechnology, artificial intelligence, and human-computer interface design—with profound implications for communication, healthcare, accessibility, and even how we define human agency.

What Is Machine Mind Reading?

“Machine mind reading” isn’t literal telepathy. Instead, it refers to technologies that interpret brain and nerve signals and translate them into digital commands or meaningful outputs. This happens through devices that either:

• Monitor electrical or neural activity non-invasively, such as wristbands or headbands that detect patterns in nerve signaling;
• Interface directly with the brain through implants or sophisticated sensors that capture activity at increasingly granular levels.  

In 2026, both approaches may advance significantly. While fully invasive systems like Elon Musk’s Neuralink remain in experimental or early human research phases, less invasive wearables and head-mounted systems are becoming more capable and accessible. 

A Brief History: From EEG to Thought Mapping

The roots of machine mind reading trace back to neuroscience techniques like EEG (electroencephalography) and fMRI, which have long been used to measure brain activity. Researchers demonstrated years ago that computers could identify which of several images a person was thinking about by analyzing brain activity patterns. In controlled studies, computers matched specific neural signals with specific visual thoughts—limited in scope, but remarkably accurate. 

While those experiments were far from real-world application, they proved a powerful point: the human brain produces identifiable and repeatable electrical patterns tied to specific mental content.

Today, advanced AI models can sorta “decode” these patterns using machine learning. Over time, as algorithms improve and capture richer neural data, these decoders become more accurate and capable of real-time translation.

Why 2026 Is a Milestone Year

According to tech forecasters covering major industry trends heading into 2026, brain-computer interface (BCI) technologies are evolving rapidly, and several startups and research labs are pushing toward practical applications. 

For example:

• Wearable neurotech systems—similar to wristbands that read nerve signals—are expected to move from experimental to consumer-ready applications. These could interpret patterns from nerve signals in the wrist or head and translate them into actions like virtual reality navigation or communication through text-to-speech.  
• Early “mind-captioning” tools are demonstrating that thoughts can be translated into words or sentences in controlled contexts. This moves beyond simple binary commands (like “up” or “down”) toward nuanced thought interpretation.  
• Assistive technologies for people with motor disabilities—such as thought-controlled wheelchairs or communication aids—are rapidly approaching clinical trial stages and may begin offering real utility within the next year.  

What’s crucial is that 2026 isn’t predicted to be the year we unlock full mind control. Instead, it is expected to be the year these technologies begin to transition from laboratories and isolated experiments to real products and early trials.

How Mind Reading Interfaces Work

At a high level, machine mind reading systems involve three pillars:

 1. Signal Capture

Sensors—electrodes or optical sensors—detect electrical or metabolic brain activity. These sensors can be noninvasive (worn externally) or minimally invasive (implantable microelectrodes). Modern tools also measure nerve-signal patterns at the wrist or in the skull without a surgical procedure. 

 2. Signal Interpretation

Raw signals are processed by machine learning models trained to recognize patterns corresponding to mental states, intentions, images, or commands.

One of the breakthroughs in recent years is that AI systems can begin to map neural activity to specific outputs such as intended speech, imagined visuals, or directional cues.

 3. Action Translation

The interpreted signals are then translated into actions—typing, controlling a device, navigating a UI, or triggering assistive solutions.

Increasingly, this translation is happening in real time, enabling smoother and more instantaneous interactions.

Real-World Applications on the Horizon

The potential use cases for machine mind reading technology are vast, and in some cases, deeply human:

 Accessibility and Healthcare

For individuals with paralysis or movement disorders, thought-based interfaces could restore agency—allowing them to communicate, move prosthetic limbs, or control assistive devices without physical input.

Companies are already trialing combinations of VR headsets and neurotech hardware to help diagnose and assist with neurological conditions, expecting more clinical use cases in the coming years. 

 Human-Computer Interaction

Imagine typing emails or operating apps simply by thinking. While mainstream consumer use may still be a few years away, early iterations of thought-based interfaces could enrich augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) experiences by allowing users to interact more intuitively with digital environments. 

 Communication and Expression

For people who cannot speak or type, turning internal intention into language could become a breakthrough for creative expression and fundamental communication.

Ethical, Privacy, and Safety Concerns

As exciting as machine mind reading is, it also raises serious questions:

 Privacy

Brain signals contain deeply personal information. Who has access? How is it stored? How secure is the translation pipeline from neural activity to digital output?

 Consent and Agency

What if technology becomes so good that it detects signals users never meant to express consciously? Clear standards for consent and intentionality are essential.

 Regulation and Misuse

Regulators may need to step in to protect individuals from unauthorized access or misuse of brain data—potentially more sensitive than even genetic data.

This intersection of innovation and ethics will be among the most debated topics as these technologies mature.

The Future: From Assistive Tech to Everyday Reality

In 2026, machine mind reading is not expected to read every thought or decode inner monologues like science fiction novels. However, it will likely make significant strides toward interpreting neural signals in meaningful ways, particularly for assistive applications and early consumer devices. 

Over time, advancements in AI, sensor technology, computing power, and neuroscience research could see this shift from niche experiments to widely used tools that reshape how we interact with technology and each other.

One thing is clear: we are moving into an age where the boundary between thought and action becomes increasingly fluid—a development that may redefine what it means to communicate and create with machines.

Conclusion: This Tech is the Roadmap for Future Psychic Development

Machine mind reading is poised to become one of the most talked-about technology trends of 2026—a step toward realizing deeper human-technology synergy. While we’re still far from literal thought reading, the ability for machines to interpret neural signals with AI assistance represents a major leap forward. With transformative potential in accessibility, communication, and human-computer interaction, this technology will demand not only innovation but thoughtful stewardship.

The fact these signals and electrical/neural that make machine mind reading possible exists provides prima facie proof that ESP is real 

Going forward, even first-generation entrants into this new product marketplace will provide groundbreaking actionable research as to how humans can develop mind reading powers based on the protocols established with this nascent technology.

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The Miracles Among Us is an inspiring, heart-centered exploration of how the miraculous shows up in our daily lives. Blending storytelling with spiritual insight, the book invites readers to slow down, pay attention, and recognize the subtle yet powerful moments that hint at a deeper, unseen guidance.

Everyday Miracles Told Through Meaningful Stories

The book’s foundation is a collection of real-life accounts—stories of intuition, healing, synchronicity, and perfectly timed encounters. Instead of treating these as dramatic supernatural events, the author presents them as naturally occurring expressions of a spiritual reality that exists right alongside the physical world.

This grounded approach makes the subject matter accessible. The message is clear: miracles are not rare. They happen all the time. Most of us simply overlook them.

The G-d Moment as Proof of The Miracles Among Us

When I read those words at the top of page thirteen I had to pause and let the power of the statement kick in.  I’ve experienced The G-d Moment more than a few times in my life and my experience and encounters with people from every continent and every belief system – or no belief system at all – leads me to conclude that most people have that incredible experience of knowing there is help from above, a time where people have to truly let go and let G-d.

A Universal Spiritual Perspective

One of the strongest aspects of The Miracles Among Us is its open, inclusive spiritual tone. The author avoids dogma and instead highlights ideas shared across many traditions, such as:

• Inner guidance and intuitive nudges
• The transformative power of gratitude
• Human connection as a channel for the divine
• The role of conscious intention
• The idea that our awareness shapes our reality

These principles are woven naturally into the narratives, offering gentle wisdom rather than rigid instruction.

With a quote from The Book of Exodus to open the book up, to the foreword by devout Christian Shannon Bream to the text itself by jovial Jew Doctor Marc Siegel, every religion is represented in the pages and the   recurring theme that miracles happen all the time.  Most of them are driven by faith in one form or another and once in a while by unrequested and unexpected Heavenly intervention.

And not all of The Miracles Among Us are medical miracles – miracles of joyous outcomes to seemingly insignificant instances are well documented.

This literally jumped up from the page to gain my attention:

The ability to perform miracles is not confined to a select group of individuals, but is within reach of each and every one of us. We each possess a soul that is a spark of Godliness. So we each have the power to transcend the limitations imposed upon us by our physical natures, no matter how formidable they may seem. – Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson (The Rebbe).

The Miracles Among Us Is Much More than a Book on Healing

It’s a book about hope and life and what incredible things can happen to us when we let G-d in; life expands and becomes multidimensional starting at the firm footing of health

Tools for Living a More Conscious Life

Beyond storytelling, the book also encourages a more mindful, observant way of living. Readers are invited to develop habits that make the miraculous easier to notice, including:

• Practicing mindfulness and presence
• Listening closely to their intuition
• Paying attention to synchronicities
• Choosing compassion and kindness
• Trusting the mystery even when logic falls short

The tone is uplifting yet practical, making the book feel like a guide as much as a collection of stories.

Engaging, Warm, and Easy to Read

The writing style is clean, conversational, and welcoming. Readers who enjoy authors like Al G. Manning, Wayne Dyer, Gabrielle Bernstein, or Mitch Albom will feel immediately at home.

Even readers who approach the topic with skepticism may appreciate the book’s gentle encouragement and emphasis on meaning, connection, and awareness.

Who Should Read This Book

The Miracles Among Us is well-suited for anyone who:

• Enjoys inspirational or spiritual nonfiction
• Wants to deepen their intuitive awareness
• Is seeking hope, comfort, or perspective
• Appreciates real-life stories with deeper meaning
• Desires a sense of wonder in daily life
• Needs hope in a seemingly hopeless situation

Closing (Opening?) Thoughts

The Miracles Among Us is a book that succeeds as both a spiritual companion and an invitation to notice life’s hidden beauty. It leaves readers feeling more connected, more hopeful, and more open to the idea that guidance and grace surround us constantly. It bridges the gap between the seen and the unseen and yet the omnipresence of G-d who loves all of us.

Why not join the lively book discussions under way in our member’s area?

It’s a book that not only talks about miracles— it helps you start seeing and experiencing more of them.

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Throughout history, many cultures have imagined angel magic is real and accessible under the misguided view of angels as powerful intermediaries—beings who can be invoked, commanded, or persuaded through secret names, formulas, or rituals. In some mystical traditions outside Judaism, “angel magic” promises protection, knowledge, healing, or control over destiny.

The Talmud, however, takes a radically different position. While it fully affirms the existence of angels, it simultaneously empties angel-magic of any independent power or efficacy. From a Talmudic perspective, attempting to manipulate angels is not only theologically misguided—it is fundamentally futile.

To understand why, we must examine how the Talmud defines angels, power, and the nature of divine action.

First, a Brief Introduction to The Talmud

The Talmud is a written record of the Oral Torah—the teachings that G-d gave to Moses at Mount Sinai alongside the Written Torah (the Five Books of Moses) and transmitted orally for generations.

It explains how the commandments of the Torah are understood, applied, debated, and lived.

Curious to learn more about The Talmud?

Angels Have No Independent Power

The most basic Talmudic principle undermining angel magic is that angels possess no autonomous authority.

The Talmud repeatedly portrays angels as messengers (mal’akhim), not decision-makers. They do not initiate action, alter decrees, or exercise discretion.

In Chagigah 16a, angels are described as beings who:

• Have no evil inclination
• Have no jealousy or rivalry
• Do not eat or reproduce
• Exist solely to carry out G-d’s will

This description removes the very foundation of angel magic. Magic assumes an entity with latent power that can be redirected or coerced. The Talmud insists that angels have no such surplus capacity. An angel does nothing unless commanded by G-d—and nothing more than what it is commanded.

An entity that cannot choose cannot be manipulated.

One Angel, One Mission—No Flexibility

A core Talmudic teaching appears in Sanhedrin 95b and Bava Metzia 86b:

“An angel does not perform two missions, and two angels do not perform one mission.”

This principle is decisive. Angels are task-specific, created or assigned for a single, narrowly defined function.

From this perspective:

• An angel of healing cannot bring wealth
• An angel of judgment cannot bring mercy
• An angel assigned to destruction cannot suddenly become protective

In this artistic depiction of the angels visiting Abraham, three angels were sent for three very specific, very different assignments:

The Archangel Rafael healed Abraham.

The Archangel Michael announced the birth of Isaac.

The Archangel Gabriel was sent to destroy the city of Sodom for its irredeemable sinful ways.

Neither them nor any other angel- then or now – can act on requests, prayers, angel magic, etc.

Angel magic presumes versatility. The Talmud denies it.

Trying to summon an angel for personal benefit is like trying to use a key that only opens one door—to open every door. The limitation is intrinsic, not procedural.

Angels Cannot Act Without Explicit Divine Authorization

The Talmud consistently emphasizes that angels must receive permission before acting, even when the action appears holy.

In Shabbat 88b–89a, when Moses ascends to receive the Torah, angels protest. Yet the moment G-d commands them to stand down, they immediately submit. They cannot touch Moses, argue further, or act independently.

Similarly, Chagigah 12b teaches that angels do not even sing praises until they are given permission from Above.

If angels cannot initiate worship without authorization, how much less can they respond to human incantations?

Angel magic presumes that secret knowledge—names, seals, formulas—can bypass divine will. The Talmud presents a universe where nothing bypasses divine will, least of all angels.

Angels Are Not Intermediaries for Prayer

A common assumption behind angel magic is that angels function as spiritual middlemen—receiving requests and delivering results. The Talmud explicitly rejects this model.

In Berakhot 60b, the Talmud rules that prayers should be directed only to G-d, not to angels, because angels:

• Do not understand human languages in the same way
• Do not possess authority to grant requests
• Are not proper recipients of supplication

This teaching is sharpened by later halakhic tradition, but its root is Talmudic: turning toward angels is ineffective at best and theologically dangerous at worst.

If prayer—an act sanctioned by G-d—cannot be directed to angels, then magical manipulation of angels is doubly empty.

Angel Magic Confuses Cause and Effect

The Talmudic worldview is relentlessly theocentric. Angels are effects, not causes.

In Avodah Zarah 55a, the Talmud criticizes those who attribute power to intermediaries rather than to G-d Himself. While the passage addresses idolatry, its logic applies equally to angel magic: assigning causal power to any being other than G-d is a category error.

Angels may appear to “do” things—but only because they are instruments of a higher decree. The real cause is always G-d.

Angel magic mistakes the tool for the source.

Even “Holy Names” Do Not Compel Angels

Some traditions claim that knowledge of divine or angelic names grants command over angels. The Talmud is strikingly silent on any legitimate human authority to compel angels through names.

On the contrary, Sanhedrin 38b–39a recounts traditions where angels are punished for assuming independence, underscoring that autonomy—even for angels—is forbidden.

If angels themselves cannot assert independence, then humans certainly cannot grant themselves authority over angels through ritual.

The Talmud’s silence here is itself a statement: there is no sanctioned mechanism for controlling angels.

The Human Error Behind Angel Magic

At its root, angel magic reflects a human discomfort with direct dependence on G-d.

The Talmud repeatedly insists that all outcomes—life, health, sustenance, wisdom—come directly from Heaven. Angels may be the delivery system, but they are never the address.

Attempting to work through angels rather than through G-d:

• Adds no efficiency
• Adds no power
• Adds no reliability

RELATED – Learn why Satanism is a scam.

Why Angel Magic Is Not Just Futile—but Spiritually Misguided

From a Talmudic perspective, the real danger of angel magic is not that it “doesn’t work,” but that it misunderstands reality.

Reality is not governed by manipulable forces distributed among celestial beings. It is governed by a single, unified divine will.

Angels are not spiritual loopholes.

They are not cosmic bureaucrats.

They are not susceptible to pressure, persuasion, or ritual control.

They are obedience in motion.

Conclusion: Direct Relationship Replaces Angel Manipulation

The Talmud’s message is clear and consistent:

• Angels have no free will
• Angels have no independent power
• Angels cannot be compelled
• Angels cannot mediate prayer
• Angels cannot override divine decree

Therefore, angel magic is futile.

Judaism does not offer a technique for controlling the heavens. It offers something far more radical: a direct relationship with G-d, unmediated and unmanipulated.

In that worldview, the greatest spiritual power is not secret knowledge—but humility, prayer, repentance, and ethical action.

Angels obey G-d.

Humans are meant to choose G-d.

Trying to command angels misses the point entirely.

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Satanism is a scam. That’s because in Judaism, the Hebrew angel “Satan” (הַשָּׂטָן, ha-Satan) is not an evil rival to G-d, nor a fallen angel. In the Talmud and Tanakh, ha-Satan is a divinely appointed angelic function whose role is to test, accuse, and prosecute—always in service of G-d’s will.

All angels are always in service to the will of The L-rd.

Below is a precise, source-based explanation grounded in Tanakh, Talmud, and classical rabbinic thought.

What “Satan” Means in Hebrew

Etymology

• שָׂטָן (satan) = adversary, accuser, prosecutor, obstacle
• It is a title, not a personal name

The word appears in Tanakh to describe:

• Human adversaries (1 Kings 11:14)
• Angels acting as obstacles (Numbers 22:22)
• The heavenly prosecutor (Job 1–2)

Satanism Amounts to Worshipping an Employee of G-d

Why? Satan Is an Angel Who Serves God.  Satanic magic is angel magic and angel magic is not a thing.  It’s that simple…

Book of Job (Job 1:6–12; 2:1–7)

Satan appears in The Heavenly Court, among G-d’s angels, and acts only with divine permission.

Key points:

• Satan cannot act independently
• Satan must ask permission
• God sets strict limits on what Satan may do

This alone disproves the idea of Satan as an autonomous evil power and satanism is silly. QED.

Talmudic Identity of Satan

Bava Batra 16a

The Talmud makes a striking identification:

“Satan, the Evil Inclination, and the Angel of Death are one.”

This means:

• Satan is not a rebel being
• Satan serves a function within G-d’s system
• Satan challenges humans internally (yetzer hara) and externally (accusation)

It is a single angelic role appearing in different contexts.

Satanism? LOL! Satan Has No Free Will

Like all angels, Satan:

• Cannot choose evil
• Cannot disobey G-d
• Cannot exceed his mandate

Chagigah 16a

Angels lack:

• Free will
• Evil inclination
• Autonomy

Satan’s role is assigned, not chosen.  Satanism is to worship a being who himself worships G-d, obeys all of the laws and commands of The L-rd and reports for work in Heaven.  Here’s a role for the fictional version of Satan pushed upon and peddled to an ignorant, unsuspecting public for far too long; comedian!

Old Harry’s Game is hysterical.  You’ll get years of laughs on the satirical absurdity of it all.   One episode speaks to satanism and you’ll piss your pants laughing.

Satan as the Heavenly Prosecutor

Rabbinic literature frames Satan as a prosecuting attorney in The Heavenly Court:

• He presents accusations
• He tests human integrity
• He exposes hypocrisy

But:

• He does not judge
• He does not decide outcomes
• He does not punish independently

Judgment belongs to G-d alone.

Satan’s Role on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur

Rosh Hashanah 16b

The Talmud teaches:

• Satan prosecutes during the year
• The shofar confounds Satan, disrupting accusation

This is not because Satan is defeated, but because:

G-d suspends prosecution during repentance

Satan’s silence is divinely imposed, not forced.

Satan Cannot Harm Without Permission

Pesachim 112b

Satan is restricted:

• By time
• By place
• By divine boundaries

Even danger attributed to Satan operates within G-d’s decree.

Satan Is Ultimately Necessary

Paradoxically, Judaism views Satan as essential.

Without Satan:

• There would be no moral struggle
• No free will
• No spiritual growth

Bereishit Rabbah 9:7

“Without the evil inclination, no one would build a house, marry, or work.”

Satan enables human greatness by creating challenge.

Key Differences from Christian Theology that Shutdown Satanism

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For most people, the idea of precognition – knowing the future – belongs to science fiction and mystical folklore. Yet throughout history, men and women have reported dreams, visions, and “gut feelings” that accurately reveal coming events. This ability is known as precognition — the direct knowledge of future possibilities before they occur. According to ESP Lab founder, pioneering metaphysical teacher Al G. Manning, precognition is not a rare gift possessed by a few chosen psychics. Instead, it is a natural faculty of the mind that anyone can develop with the right techniques.  That psychic power can grow to prophesy itself.

Dr. Al Manning spent decades teaching practical occultism, psychic development, and the power of ESP. His books — including Helping Yourself with ESP, The Miracle of Universal Psychic Power, and Helping Yourself with Psychometry — emphasize that psychic power is not mysterious, nor is it the property of secret initiates. It is part of our human nature, waiting to be recognized and trained.

In Dr. Manning’s established research, precognition occupies a special place. It is not merely prediction or guesswork. It is a sensitivity to probable futures, combined with the spiritual wisdom to take positive action in the present.

The best possible example of this is the precognition I unexpectedly acquired when I was a young metaphysics student that empowered me to save Amanda’s life.  I didn’t stay married to my first wife but that connection remains decades later and persists across the astral plane into the ethereal and the actual… everywhere reality reaches.

More about that two paragraphs down and in other experiences with my first true love I have yet to share.

(Impromptu test of your ESP abilities – what are your feelings right now of what you just read? Let me know. There’s a free scholarship in it for you.)

Time Is Not Fixed — It Is a Field

One of Grandmaster Manning’s most radical ideas is that time is not linear (a straight line). Instead, the past, present, and future exist within the same field of energy, and the psychic mind is capable of scanning across this field. When you experience precognition, you are not seeing one locked destiny. You are perceiving a probability — a likely outcome based on current momentum.

This view is profoundly empowering. If the future were fixed, there would be no point in seeing it. But if the future is shaped by choice, awareness of probable outcomes gives us a strategic advantage.  When I was a teenager dabbling with all of these forces I didn’t fully understand I coined the phrase “alternate realities” and I’d explore two and sometimes even three of them simultaneously.  That’ll be a future masterclass.

Precognition Is Part of the ESP Spectrum

Our founder Al Manning did not treat precognition as a separate, exotic skill. Instead, he saw all psychic faculties as different expressions of the same inner sense:

• Clairvoyance shows images.
• Telepathy transmits thoughts and feelings.
• Psychometry reads vibrations from objects.
• Precognition senses time ahead.

By developing psychic sensitivity in one area, the others improve. Becoming more aware of people’s emotions makes it easier to receive impressions from the future. All of these abilities work together.

My own abilities are proof of this; when I started out I was an implementer of change by imposing my will on any given situation. As time passed and I became more & more active, all of my “psychic muscles” grew and grew and grew.  I became astonishingly perceptive despite no interest at all at the time. My power of perception still grows continually. Older, wiser me has realized that enhanced abilities across the full spectrum of ESP is a game changer in and of itself.

Emotional Importance Creates a Signal

Why do some future events appear in dreams or intuition while others do not?

Al Manning explained it simply: emotion is the amplifier.

Events charged with strong emotion—danger, opportunity, love, money, or major decision points—send out a stronger psychic signal. They appear because they matter. Routine events carry no urgency and are rarely perceived.

This is why people often report vivid warnings, sudden inner knowing, or symbolic dreams about dramatic events. Astral Al encouraged students to pay attention to psychic impressions that carry strong emotion.

Dreams Are the Gateway to Future-Sight

Precognitive dreams are one of the easiest and most natural doorways. Manning recommended that students:

• Keep a notebook by the bed.
• Write dreams immediately upon waking.
• Look for patterns and results.
• Compare symbolic imagery with real events.

With practice, the chaos of dreaming becomes organized into messages and warnings. Symbols gradually turn into literal future events. Confidence builds, and the mind learns to trust impressions rather than ignore them.

Relaxation Opens the Door

One of Al Manning’s most important teachings was…

Psychic power flows through relaxation.

Precognition is not forced by effort or strain. Struggle blocks the channel. Manning recommended entering the alpha state between awake and asleep, where imagery, intuition, and subtle impressions are clearer. His foundational method involved:

• Deep relaxation
• Rhythmic breathing
• Counting down
• Asking for guidance
• Receiving images passively

A flash of imagery, a feeling, a symbol, or a short message may appear. This is enough. Write it down and trust the process.

Precognition Is Practical

Manning’s work is rooted in practical occultism — mystical knowledge used for everyday results. Precognition helps you:

• Make better financial decisions.
• Choose the right time for action.
• Avoid risks.
• Protect health and safety.
• Improve relationships.

The true value of future-sight is guidance, not entertainment.

Precognition and Free Will

Manning explained that psychic impressions do not take away choice. They reveal options and consequences — like seeing a curve in the road before you reach it. A psychic warning is an invitation to slow down or choose a different path.

You can foresee trouble and avoid it. You can sense an opportunity and seize it. You are an active participant in the unfolding of life.

Developing Your Own Future-Sight

Manning recommended a daily practice:

• Relax the body and mind.
• Visualize white light for protection.
• Ask for guidance for the next 24 hours.
• Record whatever comes.
• Compare notes with reality.

With repetition, impressions become clearer, more accurate, and more frequent.

Conclusion: Precognition is a Natural Human Power

Al G. Manning’s teachings on precognition reveal a remarkable truth: we are not blind to the future. Dreams, intuitions, and flashes of insight are communications from deeper levels of consciousness. With practice, they become reliable tools for wise living. Precognition does not imprison us in fate — it frees us to make better choices.

The power is already within you. All you need to do is relax, listen, and let the future whisper its secrets.

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