Precipitate in a sentence7/13/2023 Some of them are in red, either ink or pencil, but far more are in blue. Sinnett showed me about a ream of them the whole series that the Occult World and Esoteric Buddhism are based on. But this is the point: Suppose the letter precipitated through me it would naturally show some traces of my expressions, and even of my writing but all the same, it would be a perfectly genuine occult phenomenon, and a real message from that Mahatma. "You would have to be clairvoyant," she answered, in a perfectly direct and matter-of-fact way, "in order to see and guide the currents. So he can draw forth colours of pigments to mark the figure in the letter, using the magnetic force of the Chela to stamp them in, and guiding the whole by his own much greater magnetic force, a current of powerful will." "That sounds quite reasonable," I answered. As all things dissolve into the astral light, the will of the magician can draw them forth again. Then either through me or some Chela with whom he is magnetically connected, he has to precipitate these word-shapes on paper, first sending the shapes into the Chela’s mind, and then driving them into the paper, using the magnetic force of the Chela to do the printing, and collecting the material, black or blue or red, as the case may be, from the astral light. Then he must form a clear mind-picture of the words in writing, also drawing on my brain, or the brain of whoever it is, for the shapes. He has first to impress that thought on my brain, or on the brain of someone else who knows English, and then to take the word-forms that rise up in that other brain to answer the thought. He has the answering thought in his mind, but not in English words. Let us say he is in Tibet, while I am in Madras or London. One of our Masters, who perhaps does not know English, and of course has no English handwriting, wishes to precipitate a letter in answer to a question sent mentally to him. Well, it is something like that with the precipitated letters. "Have you ever made experiments in thought-transference? If you have, you must have noticed that the person who receives the mental picture very often colours it, or even changes it slightly, with his own thought, and this where perfectly genuine transference of thought takes place. "Let me explain it this way", she answered, after a long gaze at the end of her cigarette. "They say that you wrote them yourself, and that they bear evident marks of your handwriting and style. In a report of a conversation that Charles Johnston maintained with H. But you must know and remember one thing: we but follow and servilely copy nature in her works. When science will have learned more about the mystery of the lithophyl (or lithobiblion) and how the impress of leaves comes originally to take place on stones, then will I be able to make you better understand the process. For the present, it is all I can tell you. I have to think it over, to photograph every word and sentence carefully in my brain before it can be repeated by “precipitation.” As the fixing on chemically prepared surfaces of the images formed by the camera requires a previous arrangement within the focus of the object to be represented, for otherwise - as often found in bad photographs - the legs of the sitter might appear out of all proportion with the head, and so on, so we have to first arrange our sentences and impress every letter to appear on paper in our minds before it becomes fit to be read. hether I “precipitate” or dictate them or write my answers myself, the difference in time saved is very minute. writes:īut for the RULE that forbids our using one minim of power until every ordinary means has been tried and failed, I might, of course, have given you a lovely "precipitation" as regards chirography and composition. bear in mind, that these my letters, are not written but impressed or precipitated and then all mistakes corrected." The precipitation of letters, however, seemed to be a method used as a last resort, when more "normal" ways of deliverance could not be used. Precipitation is an occult method used by the Masters of Wisdom to produce some of the letters they sent to a number of disciples.
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