By Nuri on Sunday, 20 March 2016
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Hi there guys. I am quite worried i will not be able to transverse the gnostic path because i am aphantasic. It means i cannot visualise anything. I can think of something and imagine its concept BUT i cannot bring an image to my mind. I try to visualise something and concentrate on it but instead i am just thinking about it.

Any advice. Will i still be able to succeed?
Perception of non-physical images is a power of consciousness expressed through the pineal and pituitary glands. Humanity of this era has these glands completely atrophied. Through sexual transmutation those glands are gradually strengthened.

Even if someone has those glands completely damaged and meditation is thereby limited, meditation is still important and helps the consciousness, and meditation also develops the ability to awaken consciousness in dreams. So even if one struggles to "see" in meditation, in dreams you can, and there you can acquire the information you need.

So the short answer is, keep meditating and transmuting.
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Do you have dreams?

Do you have visual memories?
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Yes to dreams. No to visual memories.
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Anyone?
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Thanks for your quick replies matthew.

Coincidentally, 2 days ago. I was lying down and trying to meditate when i suddenly entered a hypnagogic dream like state. Here, i actually SAW something. It was quite irrelevant and like a dream but i was still happy that these images came.

Is this the state which is aimed for? A state between wakefulness and sleep?
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Yes. That is how you access Dhyana then Samadhi, and it is identical to how to go consciously out of the body. Meditation and dream yoga rely on the same function in nature.
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