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Cyber Monasticism’s “Psychic Internet”
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A research archive presents Cyber Monasticism as a discipline for accessing what it calls a shared psychic internet.
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- Readers of esoteric research and remote viewing
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- It describes robes, ritual, and texts as psychological tools, while discouraging intoxicants as a route to trance.
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The homepage lays out a practice built around applied logic, selected sciences, declassified intelligence research, and remote-viewing methodologies. It describes clothing, movement, ritual, and study as psychological aids rather than magical objects, and distinguishes its proposed trance from intoxication. Claims about telepathy, healing, and thoughts originating in external systems are the site's assertions; the supplied material does not establish them.
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