Thought-Forms
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It will be noted that here there is nothingeven so lofty as ambition, and it is also evident from the tinge ofmuddy green that the person from whom this unpleasant thought isprojecting is quite ready to employ deceit in order to obtain herdesire. While the ambition of Fig. 21 was general in its nature, thecraving expressed in Fig. 28 is for a particular object towards which itis reaching out; for it will be understood that this thought-form, likethat in Fig. 13, remains attached to the astral b...ody, which must besupposed to be on the left of the picture. Claw-like forms of thisnature are very frequently to be seen converging upon a woman who wearsa new dress or bonnet, or some specially attractive article ofjewellery. The thought-form may vary in colour according to the preciseamount of envy or jealousy which is mingled with the lust forpossession, but an approximation to the shape indicated in ourillustration will be found in all cases. Not infrequently peoplegathered in front of a shop-window may be seen thus protruding astralcravings through the glass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It will be noted that here there is nothingeven so lofty as ambition, and it is also evident from the tinge ofmuddy green that the person from whom this unpleasant thought isprojecting is quite ready to employ deceit in order to obtain herdesire. While the ambition of Fig. 21 was general in its nature, thecraving expressed in Fig. 28 is for a particular object towards which itis reaching out; for it will be understood that this thought-form, likethat in Fig. 13, remains attached to the astral b...ody, which must besupposed to be on the left of the picture. Claw-like forms of thisnature are very frequently to be seen converging upon a woman who wearsa new dress or bonnet, or some specially attractive article ofjewellery. The thought-form may vary in colour according to the preciseamount of envy or jealousy which is mingled with the lust forpossession, but an approximation to the shape indicated in ourillustration will be found in all cases. Not infrequently peoplegathered in front of a shop-window may be seen thus protruding astralcravings through the glass.
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