Picture this: A being of unknown origin feeds off your energy source while you’re trying to astral project. Is this the tales of nightmares, or something more? I’ve had run-ins with beings, and even with shadow entities that have shown an attraction to my energy levels… from my research, interviews, and personal experiences… I have come to an understanding of what mainstream culture deems as “Shadow People” or “Shadow Beings”.
I agree with some assessments that surround the lore of the astral realm but will leave that analysis and theories for the upcoming documentary “Locust Men” which is produced by Project Astral. Locust Men examines the true intentions of the “shadow beings” and how they differ within the astral realm.
If you encounter a shadow being during your astral travels, or dream sequences, do not panic; the aura of these beings are utilizing your fear to manifest themselves – you should exit your astral session and close-off any portals of meditation for a short duration of time (stay within the physical realm) and then try again. Want to know more about overcoming this roadblock to astral traveling?
If your encounters are frequent, you must meditate and raise your vibrations to a higher realm. Attempting to astral project without proper research & energy is the equivalent of trying to ride a bike without prior experience; you’ll keep falling… instead, frustration overtakes.
While astral projecting, you should have a safety net. This includes TWO STEPS.
1. Alarm
Set your alarm to envision the amount of time you wish to travel. The time within the astral realm seems longer than it’s actual presence.
2. Object/Light
Envision an object in the room you’re projecting from. This can be anything from a chair, a piece of jewelry, or a light source you envision to protect yourself. Surround yourself with a light force, projecting an aura.
A lot of false information regarding Machiavelli and a reference to “Faking his death” has littered the web since Tupac’s death, starting on make-shift websites like GeoCities in the late 90’s. This isn’t true, as we demonstrated in Part I, Machiavelli only made a statement that a prince must use deception to achieve great things, there’s no evidence that he said to ‘fake your death’. What has been overlooked by sleuths and researchers for years is a simple connection.
What is the connection of Holy Scriptures to Tupac’s death? What book/author did Tupac REALLY read and find-out about “faking one’s death’? These questions are explored and answered in Part IV. Part IV is only avilable through a Donation of $2 or more through PayPal, PayHip, or join our Patreon page.
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The quote “Only Fear of Death is Reincarnation” is a philosophy with roots to “The Tibetan Book of the Dead” and illustrates humanity’s fear of a cycle judged by karmic deeds. How can we possibly escape from this fate? Reincarnation has been discussed at length throughout history.
“All your rebirths could ultimately make you sick. The Buddha therefore finally gave up on rebirth, for he had had enough of crawling through all human and animal forms.” – Carl Jung/The Red Book
(Tupac Shakur)
“My only fear of death, is reincarnation I use my last breath, to reach the whole nation How can they call me murderer for my spoken words? This composition be my prophecy I hope it’s heard” – Tupac Shakur
A dimensional blueprint… the dimensional blueprint; how and where will our next life take place? The simple answer might lie within soul traps and the depths of reincarnation. There are many thoughts on this elusive topic; Edgar Cayce, Val Valerian (John Grace) and Dr. Raymond Moody have all expressed their own belief-system, and we must decide for ourselves the correct path for our journey into the truth of the afterlife.
Edgar Cayce received this question once on the subject of white light.
“Why are there so many Atlantean souls who are reincarnating at this particular time?“
Frank Joesph (Author of Before Atlantis) on Edgar Cayce’s answer:
“Because of the narrowing resemblance between the western world and Atlantis is so close, that light attracts light. That is the force that is compiling or bringing these former souls at this particular time. Some of these souls want to help America succeed and not fall into the destiny that was Atlantis. Other souls have the opposite mission and reincarnate to destroy Western civilization.”
(Atlantean symbology)
It clearly states that “light attracts light” and that the Atlantean souls are attracted to this light thus they reincarnate into this realm. If this is true; then doesn’t it lend credence that a “bright light” could be used to attract our souls to reincarnate? Edgar Cayce’s belief is carefully explained in this quote –
“After death, we may enter a region that is Void of love, life, and light, Void of everything. For some, this region is approximately their wish come true. Here they are truly alone with themselves. For some souls, this is a pain that is unbearable. In the absence of truth, love, gentleness, and kindness, some souls fill the Void with an irrational and unbelievable amount of pain and fear. It is so dark in the realm of outer darkness that the darkness hurts and panic grips them without knowing why. There are various degrees of darkness to this realm, and it is darker and denser at the center than at its outer fringes. The closer we are to the outer edges, the more interaction there is with others in the realm. The closer to the center, the darker and more painful is the solitude. Those who find themselves in outer darkness cannot travel across this dimension. They must grow through the levels of this realm. After death, one may find themselves in a particular degree of darkness that most closely corresponds to the degree of the absence of love in one’s life. Outer darkness is not a punishment. It is a region which operates lawfully for the benefit of those who are there. This region is not a realm which was created for any soul to experience, but one which came about as a consequence of the negative activity of souls in creation. So great has been the desire for self, so monumental across time and space has been the selfishness of some of God’s creatures, that this realm is the creation or manifestation of their own collective activities. Outer darkness and the reality with which it is associated were created and are held in place by collective self-interest.” – Edgar Cayce
The statement clearly presents darkness as one’s “void” and describes light as having “love” contradicting the “white light soul trap” theory. What is this is in-deed another illusion? Did Cayce subliminally release the truth with his statement about Atlantean souls being attracted to the light?
We have been taught throughout our lives that a “bright light” is one with harmony as depicted in Hollywood films, literature and mythology; a pathway of information we have developed into our psyche.
The author of the Matrix IV Val Valerian states “Many Asians and other followers of karmic style religions, fear what their next incarnational status will be, so they tend to mold their lives around this fear…Karma, like time, is artificial…Favorite ‘bad boys’ from modern history, Hitler, Stalin, etc are not being ‘punished’ for their experiences, but have moved on to other things in other incarnations they are having.” – Val Valerian
Valerian’s point-of-view derives from his theory on how the “life review” process is actually a trap for souls to be recycled by Reptilians.
Sabine Lucas of Heidelburg University and a Carl Jung expert has researched Jung’s interest into reincarnation.
“Even Jung himself had not escaped censorship when, toward the end of his life, he had found psychological evidence for the existence of reincarnation. He had even written about it in his autobiography Memories, Dreams Reflections, but family and publisher, concerned for his reputation, had prevailed on him to take it out.”
Carl Jung on the afterlife
(Anthropomorphic images)
Carl Jung on reincarnation.
John Lear, pilot, and son of American aviator inventor Bill Lear has proposed a theory of a “Moon Soul Trap” that acts as a station for our souls on this planet. The Archons (Gnostic Gods) are behind the “Moon Soul Trap” and this has also been a topic of conspiracy writer David Icke.
Each person’s theory of reincarnation or soul traps is based in terms of that person’s own timeline and we must make a similar decision when it comes to our journey into the next realm. More research is needed on the topic and the shift of Universal energy might help us understand reincarnation in the future.
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In our articles, we discussed books Tupac read and decoded his lyrics; we show in this article the influence of the Tibetan Book of the Dead and how mysticism was present in his work. Reincarnation is another topic that pops up in numerous Tupac songs. Out of all of Tupac’s quotes “My Only Fear of Death is Coming Back Reincarnated” is used the most in his music and symbolized the most in Tupac’s life. Reincarnation is a concept that a being’s soul can be reborn into a new realm or physical body. It’s popular in Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism; it can also be found in the works of Plato and Socrates.
“The Tibetan Book of the Dead” is what more than likely influenced Tupac’s belief in “Only fear of death is comin’ back reincarnated” as it deals with life-after-death scenario and how we perceive this experience. The line was first used by Evil Mind Gangstas on their 1993 song “Livin On The Edge” and also featured on the OG recording “Reincarnation” along with Hussein Fatal and other Outlawz members. The quote gained mainstream status with the release of “Only Fear of Death” on the 1997 album “R U Still Down? (Remember Me)”. The three Bardo realms of the afterlife are “Bardo of Death,” “Bardo of reality,” and, the “Bardo of rebirth.”
(My Only Fear of Death is Coming back Reincarnated tatted on Pac’s right arm.)
Reincarnation (OG)
“My only fear of deathis reincarnation I use my last breath, to reach the whole nation How can they call me murderer for my spoken words? This composition be my prophecy I hope it’s heard“
Tupac’s original recording of the song “Reincarnation” is not only a prophecy of his death but also a personal testament regarding reincarnation.
If My Enemies Love Their Kidz (OG)
“My only fear of death, can you hear me, it’s comin’ back Had enough of this bullshit world so none of that”
A mellow instrumental accompanies Tupac’s warning for his enemies.
Under Pressure (Thug Life/1994)
“Right before I die I’ll becurseing tha law Reincarnated bitch even worse than before My four-four’s givin payback”
Reincarnation is slightly mentioned on the 1994 album “Thug Life”.
Ambitionz Az A Ridah (All Eyez On Me/1996)
“My murderous lyrics Equipped with spirits of the Thugs before me”
Tupac studied white magic and had an ability to utilized this into his lyrics. The semantics of Tupac’s lyrics has a force behind it. Sorcery can be summoned to incorporate souls of another realm.
(A Treatise on White Magic by Alice Bailey)
“But I’m back reincarnated, incarcerated At the time I contemplate the way that God made it Lace ’em with lyrics that’s legendary, musical mercenary”
Tupac’s image and self-identity were reincarnated on the album “All Eyez On Me” as he entered the realm of mysticism. At the time he was incarcerated at Clinton Correctional Facility he found a way to God’s destiny for him.
No More Pain (All Eyez On Me/1996)
“Spit the secret to war, so cowards fear me My only fear of death is reincarnation Heart of a solider with a brain to teach your whole nation”
The secret to war and astral projection… this song that has roots in mysticism and is a homage to Method’s Man’s “Bring The Pain”.
Only Fear of Death (R U Still Down?/1997)
“Hahaha, I ain’t scared to die I ain’t scared to die To my homies in Heaven: I ain’t scared to die Do you wanna live forever? Are you scared to die? Or will you scream when you fry? I don’t fear death My only fear of death is coming back, reincarnated”
A whole song dedicated to the subject and an insight on Tupac’s mindstate towards the end of his life.
(Art from The Tibetan Book of The Dead)
Ballad Of A Dead Soulja (Until The End of Time/2001)
“One day I’ll be the Don; until then, remain strong My only fear of death is reincarnation Bustin’ at my adversaries like a mental patient”
Tupac once again states “My Only Fear of Death is Reincarnation.”
