Connection Appliance
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Connection Appliance
A Connection Appliance is any technology used during Connection Practice that can facilitate/enhance/purify one's connection to Consciousness/Highest Self.
Concept Map
Key Concepts
- Connection Algorithm
- Connection Axes
- Connection Blockage
- Connection Capacity
- Connection Coach
- Connection Enhancements
- Connection Experience
- Connection Framework
- Connection Manual
- Connection Obstacle
- Connection Practice
- Connection Therapist
- Healing and Connection Journal
- Initiation
- 3Ps of Connection Practice
- Connection Preparation
- Connection Procedure
- Connection Processing
- No-Violence Rule
List of Connection Appliances
- Archetype Deck
- Bible
- Drums
- Guardian Boards
- Masonic Archetype System
- Pathfinder Archetype System
- Quartz Crystals
- Sacred Pipe
- Sacred Stones
- Spirit Lodge
- Tibetan Singing Bowls
- Triumph of Spirit Archetype Deck
- Triumph of Spirit Archetype System
Syncretic Terms
Connection Appliance > Technologies of the Sacred
Related Terms
Notes
Grof references drums as common Shamanic connection appliance.[1]
"...access to these less tangible sources of information also has been abetted by a variety of man-made devices. Some of these have been carried forward from ancient mystical traditions, including for example dowsing rods, crystal balls, tarot cards,rune stones, I-Ching oracles, etc., all purported to enable and enhance information access via these subtler channels. More contemporary technological versions, usually based on random physical processes, include the array of electronic, mechanical, optical, fluid dynamic, and nuclear random event generators (REGs) now commonly utilized in laboratory and field research to display and correlate consciousness-related physical anomalies.…[2]
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