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Theosophia revelata, c. 1715 by Jakob Böhme

Gurdjieff:

"...A man who has worked on himself and understands, can control his atmosphere.

It is like electricity, and has positive and negative parts; and one part can be made to flow like a current. Everything has positive and negative electricity. In man, wishes and non-wishes are positive and negative. Astral material is always opposed by physical material or matter.

In ancient times priests, real priests, understood the use of magnetism, and were able to cure disease by blessing with the hands. Some priests laid their hands on a person, others were able to cure at short distances, others at long distances. A priest was a man who possessed the third, the mixed, substance, and could use it to cure others.

A priest was a magnetizer, Jesus Christ was a magnetizer. Sick people are those who are deficient in this mixed substance, magnetism, or "life". This mixed substance can be seen if concentrated. An aura, halo or nimbus is real. It can still be seen by some in certain holy places, and certain churches. And sometimes around certain people.

Mesmer rediscovered the use of this substance.

Someone asked:"How can WE use this substance?"

Gurdjieff: "To be able to use it you must first have it in yourselves.

To gain it, it is the same as with gaining attention - by conscious labour and voluntary suffering; that is, by doing small things voluntarily, consciously. Begin by doing some small thing you wish to do and are not able to do. By making this effort and Doing, you will acquire magnetism."

~ quoted by C S.Nott, in 'Teachings of Gurdjieff - A Pupil's Journal'

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