Psychic Warfare: Killing With the Mind

Living in a world of injustice and corruption, everyone needs this book as an equaliser. This will allow to live above this filthy world and do justice to yourself.

Update: after some soul searching, it seems that Thor Templar has a long reputation for plagiarism, among other severely disheartening professional problems, so I'm going to have to drop one more star for that. I also wanted to mention there is absolutely nothing offered in the book as far as historical citations or sources of any kind. I can see why. Still feels good to have my work admired and validated enough for somebody to plagiarize it, so thats the main reason this isn't a one-star.Just finished reading it. One star off for poor editing and clumsy use of wording. Another star off for an almost absurd level of self aggrandizement and omission of necessary technique information if you don't buy his other book, Psychic Sexual Command. Without that, much of the information is incomplete. Between that and the horrendous and at times nonsensical editing, I would have expected much more from a 159 page book that costs over 200 dollars to purchase.That said, the information about tactile sensation techniques for distant touch is as though I wrote it myself, because I did, in many, many social media posts on the subject because I have been researching and developing these techniques for many years on my own, and regularly posting about them in various occult groups. The simplified explanation offered in the book with certain very specific details almost feels like plagiarism. I'm talking about the part where you have to enter the astral projection state, concentrate on your target's energy, and replicate the sensation in your own mind and consciousness of actually being next to target and physically touching them, while superimposing your consciousness over the target, while replicating the feeling of being touched, while touching, simultaneous. It's like pushing against both sides of the veil if you get my drift. I first posted about this technique back in 2013 under the name Mike Ramos and Mike Stonewolf in various facebook groups having to do with dark magick, curses, hexes, advanced sorcery, etc.Despite this, a much better working set of instructions for distant touch and exploiting the theta brainwave state for these purposes can be found in Hands on Chaos Magick by Andreih Vitimus because that's where I originally learned the sensory techniques. If you're interested in a better explanation of dream walking for attack purposes and astral projection I recommend Psychic Dreamwalking by Michelle Bellanger and Astral Dynamics by Robert Bruce. Another great AP book is anything by Robert Munroe.The information given about Kundalini is sorely lacking, gives the wrong impression to readers, and the terminology used for chakra points and meridian points for activation is not given in it's English translation so it's very difficult to understand what the author is talking about (plus all the jumbled wording) without a great deal of looking up a bunch of Hindi and Sanscrit words, which distracts from the reading. For Kundalini information I'd recommend dedicated books on the subject or an actual teacher for that. The author does mention that kundalini can be dangerous, so credit for that.The next and largest section is really just a simplified appeal to using radionics methods for destroying your enemies, though radionics is never mentioned by name. The basic idea is to put pictures of your enemies over specific images of destruction that look pieced together in microsoft Paint, each given its own page in the book, which goes on from page 89 to the end of the book at page 157. Far better information and a much more useful variety of techniques see Uncle Chuckies books on radionics. They are free to download on the internet.Some of the other red flags in this book appear at the beginning when the author says that you have to register your copy of the book to some website run by his occult group, otherwise the techniques won't work. Another one is how many times the author goes on and on about how advanced he and his techniques are, when it's clear he almost certainly lifted them off of my own social media posts. The reason I'm not more upset about that is because I posted those with the intent that somebody finds the information and further develops it for the specific purpose of the book's subject matter.I'm not going to call the author a fraud, because he clearly understands at least the basics of the techniques, and I'm glad he mentions the theta state, but there is a little more to the process than that, such as controlling the gamma brainwave spike, and controlling one's blood pressure and heartbeat with tummo breathing techiques, otherwise this can harm your cardiovascular health if you're not careful. I'll be holding onto the book because there does seem to be some decent working theory behind it, even if I was already familiar with more than 95 percent of the content in it.