Shakti is a powerful technology, and a few simple rules should be observed
when using it.
- Don't repeat unpleasant sessions (if any).
-If you start to feel bad during a session, stop if the feeling lasts
longer than a few minutes.
1) Keep to the
schedule for doing sessions. Sessions are done every 72 hours or once a week. Do not create your own variations
on sessions designs (switching back and forth between signals over the same place, moving coils during sessions
unless suggested, or using Shakti signals with electrodes instead of the coils).
2) Do not combine
Shakti with other mind machines in real-time. Light and sound devices (that use binaural beats or flashing lights),
CES (Cerebral Electircal Stimulation), TENS (transcutaneous [through the skin] electrical nerve stimulation) devices
adapted for neural use, common magnets held in place with a headband, and crystals driven by electricity of any
kind are only some of the many 'mind machines'. Negative effects have been reported from the simultaneous use of
Shakti with other mind machines. However, there is also good news for the users of other mind machines. When they
are used about two hours AFTER a Shakti session, their effects can be amplified.
Related point - Meditation during Shakti sessions has been reported
to be more difficult, but has also been reported to be more effective when done about two hours after a Shakti
session.
3) Be careful about doing
too many mind techniques. Traditional spiritual practice can be deepened by adding more practices (such as yoga,
prayer and meditation) to your spiritual life. This is supported by many spiritual traditions. Some kinds of monastic
lineages will actually fill the entire day with spiritual practices. However, the same does not apply to mind machines.
There is a limit to the number of mind machines of any kind that can be combined without ill-effects. Too many,
and you can give your mind conflicting instructions. This applies to all mind machines, not just Shakti. Negative
effects have occurred in this way. The limit seems to be from three to five devices, depending on the individual.
Further study, which may take some time to appear, are needed.
4) Galvanic devices, which
rely on creating a flow of electricity through the body, should be avoided when doing Shakti sessions, either as
a series of sessions, or as individual sessions. One such example is the "Rods of Ra". These use
copper and zinc rods, filled with several different materials, and held with wet hands, to create a current much
like the ones produced by common batteries. When used according to insrtructions, these (and other similar technologies)
will feed current into one side of the body (and with it, the brain). For the "Rods of Ra", this is the
right side, which is the side of the brain where fear and sadness (as well as trance, meditation, meaningful inner
imagery and a wide range of other spiritual experiences) appear. Unwanted effects, dominated by right-hemispheric
phenomena, may appear. If you are using a galvanic device, avoid the amygdala signal.
The Rods of Ra are claimed to be a re-discovered ancient Egyptian
technology, while the archeological finds on which the Rods of Ra are based are made of stone. It's possible the
the Rods of Ra have a stronger output than their ancient precursors.
