Find a Beneficial Place

You must learn to find a place for yourself to camp or rest. Sometimes, you will need to quickly find a beneficial place outdoors. Or you might need to know quickly if the place where you are resting is bad.

In order to find the proper place to rest, all one has to do is to cross the eyes. The technique takes years to perfect. It consists of gradually forcing your eyes to see separately the same image. The lack of image conversion entails a double perception of the world; this double perception allows one the opportunity of judging changes in the surroundings, which the eyes are ordinarily incapable of perceiving.

Start looking in short glances, almost in the corner of the eyes. Then, start separating the perceived images by each one of your eyes. Looking in short glances allows the eyes to pick out unusual sights.

They are not exactly sights, they are more like feelings. If you look at a bush or a tree or a rock where you may like to rest, your eyes can make you feel whether or not that’s the best resting place. I don’t care what you see. How you feel is the important issue. It takes a long time to train the eyes properly. The trick is to feel with your eyes. No one can tell you what you are supposed to feel. It is not heat, or light, or glare, or color. It is something else.

Once you learn to separate the images and see two of everything you must focus your attention in the area between the two images. Any change worthy of notice would take place there, in that area. A spot means a place where the person naturally feels happy and strong. We can feel with our eyes when they are not looking directly at things. Not all places are good to sit down or stay in. The general idea is that you will have to feel all the possible spots that are accessible, until you can establish without a doubt which is right.

The good spot is called the beneficial site and the evil enemy. The two places are the key to the well-being of humans. By the mere fact of sitting down at this spot, we create a superior energy field. On the other hand, the enemy spot weakens the person and may even result in his death.

All animals can detect, in their surroundings, areas with special energy levels. Most animals are frightened with these places and avoid them, but sorcerers deliberately seek such places for their effects.

These places emit imperceptible invigorating energy charges. Common men living in natural places can find such sites, even if they unaware of having found them or of their effects.

Sorcerers who observe men traveling on pedestrian trails soon realize that they become tired and rest exactly at the spot with a positive energy level. If, on the other hand, they are passing through an area with a hostile energy flow, they get nervous and run off. If you ask them about it, they will answer that they ran through that area because they felt high spirited. But it’s the opposite. The only place that energizes them is the place where they feel tired.

Sorceres are able to find such places while perceiving with their whole bodies small impulses of energy in their surroundings. The increased energy of the sorcerers, derived from the amputation of their self-reflection, allows their senses a broader range of perception.

You must learn to find a place for yourself to camp or rest. Sometimes, you will need to quickly find a beneficial place outdoors. Or you might need to know quickly if the place where you are resting is bad.

In order to find the proper place to rest, all one has to do is to cross the eyes. The technique takes years to perfect. It consists of gradually forcing your eyes to see separately the same image. The lack of image conversion entails a double perception of the world; this double perception allows one the opportunity of judging changes in the surroundings, which the eyes are ordinarily incapable of perceiving.

Start looking in short glances, almost in the corner of the eyes. Then, start separating the perceived images by each one of your eyes. Looking in short glances allows the eyes to pick out unusual sights.

They are not exactly sights, they are more like feelings. If you look at a bush or a tree or a rock where you may like to rest, your eyes can make you feel whether or not that’s the best resting place. I don’t care what you see. How you feel is the important issue. It takes a long time to train the eyes properly. The trick is to feel with your eyes. No one can tell you what you are supposed to feel. It is not heat, or light, or glare, or color. It is something else.

Once you learn to separate the images and see two of everything you must focus your attention in the area between the two images. Any change worthy of notice would take place there, in that area. A spot means a place where the person naturally feels happy and strong. We can feel with our eyes when they are not looking directly at things. Not all places are good to sit down or stay in. The general idea is that you will have to feel all the possible spots that are accessible, until you can establish without a doubt which is right.

The good spot is called the beneficial site and the evil enemy. The two places are the key to the well-being of humans. By the mere fact of sitting down at this spot, we create a superior energy field. On the other hand, the enemy spot weakens the person and may even result in his death.

All animals can detect, in their surroundings, areas with special energy levels. Most animals are frightened with these places and avoid them, but sorcerers deliberately seek such places for their effects.

These places emit imperceptible invigorating energy charges. Common men living in natural places can find such sites, even if they unaware of having found them or of their effects.

Sorcerers who observe men traveling on pedestrian trails soon realize that they become tired and rest exactly at the spot with a positive energy level. If, on the other hand, they are passing through an area with a hostile energy flow, they get nervous and run off. If you ask them about it, they will answer that they ran through that area because they felt high spirited. But it’s the opposite. The only place that energizes them is the place where they feel tired.

Sorceres are able to find such places while perceiving with their whole bodies small impulses of energy in their surroundings. The increased energy of the sorcerers, derived from the amputation of their self-reflection, allows their senses a broader range of perception.