Thought forms
Thought forms (phenomenology) by Marinus Jan Marijs
At the higher super-sensory levels, a thought contains of three aspects:
- An informational aspect, generally called telepathy. This is a form of non-local resonance whereby space / distance doesn’t play any role.
- The specific content of thoughts, moods and emotions can be communicated through telepathy.
- A visual image or images, seen figurative/ visually: Faces, persons, landscapes and so on. These are responsible for visions, ideoplasticity, while some aspects can be non-locally transmitted. They are localised in space (form aspect).
- Coloured cloud(s) of subtle energy, usually three-dimensional spheres, waves, rhomboid and spiral shaped energy concentrations. These kinds of energies are substructures within the aura, being clearly defined flooding shapes. The nature of the energy is revealed by the colour (see: The meaning of the Aura colours, click here) and the level of existence at which this energy functions is defined by its brightness, the brilliancy of the colours, the movement patterns and clearness of the contour outline.
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"A philosophical treatise can be mostly written in object or process language,
but phenomenological descriptions must be by its very nature first person descriptions.
It is for this reason that self-observations, and personal experiences of the author are included."
Marinus Jan Marijs.