Fictional Beings, Evoking spirits from literature Options

Hello,

I just finished reading Duquette's My Life With the Spirits, and he mentioned a magician/acquaintence who had summoned up spirits from literature and fiction.

That possibility fascinates me, and I'm wondering if anyone on this forum has ever done anything like that. I'm far from being ready to do any evocation, but I really look forward to the time when I may one day greet Aslan from Narnia, or Tom Bombadil.
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flyingmojo

It is extreme for everyone (also dangerous) that he/she can be whatever they like, however we've got one permanent self, an ''ego''! so only the archetypes are being awaken during and after the transformation.

I can only agree with this. I think anyone who claims they can do anything they want is being ignorant of their responsibility; ignorant of their inner self/ego/higher immortal. I believe strongly it is an 'honour' and a distinction to be an incarnate at this time.

We are our inner self's representative in this existence. Its own 'fictional being' and I believe there is a long queue of entities trying to be an incarnate at this time. There will be 'gate crashers' trying their utmost to get here. So for souls to deny their inner self and the responsibility of 'VIP' status ... it is an awful thing.

I don't think it was always the case. At one time any entity could incarnate. But in recent times I think access is limited!

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