Understanding Enochian energies
Posted: Sun May 20, 2012 11:40 am
Given that Enochian energies cannot be banished away, I would like to have a rough guide on what may be expected energy-wise as one works the Enochian system in order to avoid, as much as possible, getting burned.
Questions:
1. Do Enochian energies become progressively intense as one advances from the First Call up to the Forty-Eighth Call - in other words, is the intensity of energy determined by the objective structure of the Enochian system or does each person experience something different at varying (and unpredictable) parts of the system depending on their particular make-up?
2. Which is more intense – the Calls or the Aethyrs?
3. Do Enochian energies become progressively intense as one progresses through the Aethyrs?
4. People have reported intense sensations of fire while working the Enochian system. Does this sensation fade away over time?
5. Besides the advice of performing the LBRP, Lesser Hexagram Banishing and Middle Pillar on a regular basis, what other lifestyle changes are recommended to build up tolerance to Enochian energies - for example, is vegetarianism or sexual abstinence recommended?
Questions:
1. Do Enochian energies become progressively intense as one advances from the First Call up to the Forty-Eighth Call - in other words, is the intensity of energy determined by the objective structure of the Enochian system or does each person experience something different at varying (and unpredictable) parts of the system depending on their particular make-up?
2. Which is more intense – the Calls or the Aethyrs?
3. Do Enochian energies become progressively intense as one progresses through the Aethyrs?
4. People have reported intense sensations of fire while working the Enochian system. Does this sensation fade away over time?
5. Besides the advice of performing the LBRP, Lesser Hexagram Banishing and Middle Pillar on a regular basis, what other lifestyle changes are recommended to build up tolerance to Enochian energies - for example, is vegetarianism or sexual abstinence recommended?