Comments by "k98killer" (@k98killer) on "Occult Literature #275: Hinduism" video.

  1. The evidence from NDEs seems to verify the idea of Baphomet: after death, your mind/soul/life force is drawn toward and dissolves into Baphomet; as life begins, your mind is formed from parts of Baphomet. Reincarnation thus does not guarantee continuity of individuals, though there seem to be ways to bypass the solve et coagula process. There are at least six minds that comprise the human soul, 3 in each brain hemisphere: the exalting/human mind (cerebral cortex, higher level functioning), the normal/mammalian waking consciousness, and the unconscious/reptilian mind. (It would not surprise me if the mind colony included a different mind for every anatomically/ontologically unique part of the brain -- indeed, the ancient Germanic heathens believed in separate aspects of mind each having their own fate after death -- but adding complexity to the model may impede progress toward a good enough result.) We know from empirical observational studies of epilepsy patients who undergo corpus callostomy that each hemisphere can function independently with differing personalities, so the panpsychic, Baphometic concept of natural reincarnation makes a lot of sense. (Are you any more or less "you" if your hemispheres are severed, revealing two distinct minds?) If such a model is correct, then reincarnation with an intact personality could be achieved by two different methods: 1) dissolve into Baphomet with a strong, magickally enforced intent to then entirely recoagulate thereafter, perhaps gaining some insight or power in the process; 2) remain separate from Baphomet (e.g. enter your own purgatory) until a new host body can be acquired. Both would require first finding an adequate harmony in the mind organism, i.e. achieving the gnostic state of the True Will, and I imagine that experience with Baphometic invocations may be instrumental for achieving the first path. However, the goal in such a working should be to further advance experience and development, else the universe may find your unnatural schemes too much to permit.
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  2. From what I've heard, Hinduism posits that reality is manifest out of mind, i.e. the universe is the dream of a god. I tend to agree with the panpsychic idea, but Baphomet makes much more sense as a model for reincarnation.
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  3.  @strafe155  I didn't say that NDEs dissolve their personality. I said that the evidence supports the Baphometic model, which it does: people experience meeting a universal mind that beckons them continue. But since they are revived, they do not go all the way.
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