Different approaches to reaching personal liberation

The Free Spirit Theory is a collection of psycho-spiritual theories that you can either study in text or take a self-guided tour into your own mind based on a few tips. There’s a slider of involvement you can choose for yourself as you see fit. This method should be engaged into with a blank slate (and I’ll spend a lot of time clearing that slate, too), and with an easy-going, even humorous approach.

The Free Spirit Theory is not a suitable group activity

The Free Spirit Theory is a very individualistic theory. Therefore, although I recognize that one thinker type (out of two) needs a certain group-mentality to function, and the freed0m seekers should ensure the group-people have the opportunity to support each other OUTSIDE The Free Spirit community, studying the theories themselves is NOT a suitable group activity. If solitude isn’t your thing, and you cannot imagine learning something without the support of others, the Free Spirit Theory is simply not for you. If someone tries to pressure you into guiding them, or to studying with them, know that they haven’t understood the theory and its basics AT ALL. If they are NOT READY to study these theories ALONE, they are not ready to study them with ANYONE else, either.

NEVER EVER NEVER organize Free Spirit Theory groups for beginners!!!! If you feel this is a good thing to do, you should get back to studying. Anyone offering Free Spirit Theories groups for beginners is a certain con artist. It is OK to offer solitary study support for individuals in text or video, but beginners should only be given access to study material, not put into groups. The ONLY TIME when a group setting may be appropriate, is for a group that already shares a mutual goal, such as a sports team, a political party, a group of close-knit friends, but NEVER so that people come together IN ORDER TO learn Free Spirit Theories without already being devoted to each other and/or a common goal beforehand. The group members to be taught must already, before beginning, feel their fates are interlinked and/or in mutual agreement to the extent to which their fates are interlinked… Otherwise, you’ll FUCK PEOPLE UP with this and there’s fucking NOTHING you can do about that fact.

NEVER build church-like settings to Free Spirit Theories. If you ever see any of the kind, consider it heresy or blasphemy or some such thing.

Approaches

Intense: Pendulum and Tarot -enhanced version, which may give you a permanent state of psychic awareness, commonly known as psychosis (and sometimes diagnosed as schizophrenia). Not recommended for people who have small children or a job that requires full faculties at all times. This, clearly, excludes most people. Artists, musicians, actors, and creators of other types might benefit from this, however, I must insist to not start on this path while the children are young… Because your mind will wander and you may forget yourself a lot, also anger might arise when your mind cleanses itself and that’s not good for the kids… And you need an outlet like writing, art, or sports. I would also avoid this if you are using drugs that alter your perception in any way, or if you can’t afford or don’t have access to mental health care if you need it. In other words, consider twice, and once you’ve considered it, think it through. At any rate, proceed with the pendulum only at your own risk, once you’re fully aware of the risks involved. Although safer than the Ouija board, which I would never touch with a six-foot pole, the pendulum is a powerful tool that can truly backfire on you.

Intermediate: Tarot-guided intuition awakening mode. Suitable for most people. Highly recommended. You will learn to read the Tarot for yourself in about 5 minutes if you’re intuitive, but regardless, you’ll learn the basic idea in a very short time indeed. You will get better at it over time, and reading my material (even unrelated to the Tarot itself) you’ll get better and better. The more you understand about people in general, the deeper your vision to Tarot will be. However, Tarot is only the support tool used similarly to inkblot cards familiar from Jungian psychology.

Base-level: Recommended for all beginners and people who like to keep their full wits about everything at all times: Search through the archives to find interesting topics to read up on, and then progress to things that you feel comfortable with or interested in. Simply take the approach to the psychological aspect of the theory and possibly keep the spiritual aspect out of it for the time being. Progress using everyday perception and simple logic. You can start anywhere you like and work your way through it, but there’s a special category designed to start from.

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