Yona Circle
Thursday Thoughts

Advanced Practicum
Monad & Stream V Analysis

This has been a week of heavy reading and hopefully even more absorption. Use this time to revisit the “Self Coma”, “Deep Sleeper”, “Sleep Walker” “Awakened” and “Studious” materials. Recognizing the characteristics of these Cycles aid you with where to go on your Path and how to navigate with others. It helps you to determine your source types. Knowing these characteristics can also tell you how reliable someone in these streams of consciousness may be if you delegate too much responsibility to them. A Practitioner in this latest Stream of Consciousness we studied is quite capable of helping run a Ritual, assisted at first but over time they may succeed at independent Public Ritual as the previous Stream of Consciousness can. The Soular stream is where Soul Retrieval begins to work BEST.

Again, people in these Stream Cycles are not “less” than anyone else, they are simply “not awake”, “just waking” or “sleep walking” their ways through the experience we call “life”. Once you have “awakened”, things may change a little on ones Path. As you move into the Fifth Monad, you begin to see who has done Ego and Shadow work and those who have extensive Spiritual growth.

Do you see anyone around you who sometimes fits the description of “studious”? As previously explained, these earlier Monads and Streams when perceived this way, they stay with most Practitioners:

Remember, any one in any Stream may at any time take advantage of another. Some simply make it easier.

Sit with that. Explore it. Sip carefully.

Thursday YO1

General - Journal - Book of Shadows

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