class="p1">1. Correctly identify the symbols of the target cards.

2. Set out the cards so that the layout is error-free.

3. Correctly play the cards in real life to deform the time — space continuum.

Just keep in mind that how well the PM plays out determines which target cards will fall in real life. To put it differently, the stalker playing a PM part in real life is an actor whose Shakespeare is life itself. Who gets the applause and the award and who gets booed off the stage mostly depends on the PM player — their attentiveness, perseverance, understanding of cabbalistic symbolism, and much more besides.

I’ll discuss a little further on the classic mistakes stalkers make in playing through the PM and ways to avoid those mistakes.

Chapter 16. Playing the pm through in real life, or how to play cards with God

“Wanna play some cards?” an Absolute says to another Absolute.

“How do you think we can? We’ve no hands nor cards.”

“C’mon, don’t we have plenty of stalkers?”

Let’s look at the roles of the Tuning Fork cards — columns 1 through 11.This calls for an understanding of how the PM plays out in real life.

Here’s a little physics for you (something you’ll have studied at school).Take a big city’s radio broadcasting, for example.The system is jammed with thousands of transmitters, dozens of radio stations, millions of mobile devices, hundreds of thousands of Wi-Fi and Blue Tooth access points, and a great deal of sheer interference.

Few know the simple fact that the antenna of any radio, cellphone, Blue Tooth headphones, and suchlike gets more or less all the radio signals that there are out there, including ads coming from Alpha Centauri.

How is the signal you want sorted out from all the mess? The thing is that, once caught by the antenna, the signal enters what is called the resonance circuit.The resonance circuit amplifies certain signals (at the circuit’s resonance frequency) by a factor of hundreds or even thousands.This dampens other signals, making them fade to a quiet hiss. (I’m omitting the tedious technicalities like filtration, encoding, and polarization.)

Magic, including stalking — as well as information science and psychic practice — uses a similar method to sort out signals caught from the air.The receiver is on the same wavelength as the signal.The resonance amplifies the signal while unwanted signals remain in the background.

This effect is the secret behind hypnosis, magic, healing, yoga, psychic practice, and a host of other techniques, both magical and otherwise. This includes the Zeland’s Secret as well.

Tuning in on a specific energy flow, the stalker kind of floats in it in some direction.

And those who search for glimpses of light at the end of the tunnel find a way out of it. But those who ignore those glimpses trudge on in the darkness of their ignorance.

When it comes to sorting out signals, the biological adaptability of the human body and consciousness is enormous. The human brain and consciousness easily filter signals at60 dB or more, augmenting them by a factor of at least 1,000,000the way a resonance circuit does.That’s some number, isn’t it? That’s the way it works — unless the operator is inept enough to make things go wrong.

If you tune in on a stream, it’ll take you in the direction you want to go, like a sailing boat in the ocean.Countless psychic techniques, including Zeland’s and psychoanalysis, draw on this principle.

PM stalking is somewhat different from those techniques in that it uses tuning by both the type of energy (Earth, Water, Fire, and Air) and the number of that energy (2, 3. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, Knave, Queen, King, Ace, and Horseman).

Each PM card corresponds to a certain energetic or psychological attitude, or motto, as it’s called in the cabbalistic interpretation.

Holding on to this attitude inside themselves and their consciousness, stalkers rebuild their consciousness, mood, reception, and thinking to tune them in on a specific wave, picking from myriads of ways to perceive the world the one they want at the moment, according to the design (the layout).Similarly, a builder constructs a house by finding in a big heap of building materials the one their design project requires for the given part of the house so that it won’t crumble down once finished.

That way, the stalker achieves several goals at once:

1. They see, in a myriad of options around them, those they need here and now.This is characteristic of human consciousness. You may walk past the same doors a million times, but you’ll only see them when you look. And you won’t be able to open them unless you find the doorbell, the handle, or the keyhole.

2. In constantly changing their attitude according to the situation, the stalker establishes connections all across the gamut of the world’s frequencies. To put it differently, the stalker’s psyche has all colors of the rainbow. That’s what makes stalkers different from those boring people who stand pat like a brick house. Take a good look around and you’ll see that most people wear the masks they feel most comfortable wearing, unwilling to take the risk that comes with wearing others. Naturally, when you have the whole psychopalette handy, painting any picture you want is so much easier than it is when you only have a couple of colors. It’s more interesting that way, too.

3. By constantly warming up their psyche and thinking, the stalker soon makes them reckless yet flexible the way kung fu geniuses do (they’re able to find a way out of any situation, at any level). The stalker becomes like a lightning that races between sky and earth, following the path of least resistance. And while the kung fu master throws his leg behind his ear to beat off the crowbar flying at him, the stalker can read Shakespeare in the original, smiling a white-teeth smile.

“To drink or not to drink? That is the question.

Drink I shall, until I smash