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manifestation of theconsciousness of an individual or group
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Examples
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With Thurisaz comes the thoughtform, awareness of one's self and what one could become.
Kelley Harrell: Harry Potter and the Elder Futhark Kelley Harrell 2011
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With Thurisaz comes the thoughtform, awareness of one's self and what one could become.
Kelley Harrell: Harry Potter and the Elder Futhark Kelley Harrell 2011
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Expanding on that idea, maybe the area itself produced a thoughtform, using the people there to give it visible existence.
Posthuman Blues Mac 2006
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Suppose the Mothman thoughtform was NOT created either unconsciously by the residents of the area where it appeared certainly a possibilty though or by some nonhuman intelligence.
Posthuman Blues Mac 2006
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It a Medieval thoughtform that persists among religious.
MercatorNet 2009
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It a Medieval thoughtform that persists among religious.
MercatorNet W. Bradford Wilcox 2009
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Tied down as we are in the world of the five senses, it may not be easy to relate cause and effect; but in the realm of conscious energy, every momentous thoughtform must reveal itself in the mundane world at some point.
whichbe commented on the word thoughtform
Known as a Tulpa in Tibetan mysticism. The concept of thoughtforms is related to the Western philosophy and practice of magickm held to be a combination of mind, energy, and consciousness manifested by a sentient being, and may be benevolent, malevolent, or a combination of both, and can come about as either an intentionally or unconsciously. (Wikipedia)
June 1, 2008