Topic: Mantra

The concept of cycling energy between partners is explored as a way to create a "secular loop of euphoria." Miller describes how practitioners can use the male-female polarity (or energetic equivalents in same-sex pairings) to spiral energy through their bodies and sexual organs. This process can be further enhanced through internal mantra practices, strengthening the energetic connection and increasing the pleasure for both individuals involved.

The Lindy Paradox is applied to spiritual practices, suggesting that ancient techniques like meditation and mantras will persist because of their long history of utility. White views magic through an archaeological lens, looking for "God sounds" and practices that have lasted thousands of years. He contrasts the longevity of these consciousness tools with the fleeting nature of modern technologies like cars.

Vedic literature contains descriptions of technology that mirrors modern advancements, including heat-seeking missiles and aircraft with UFO-like flight characteristics. These accounts suggest the ancient Brahmin caste possessed sophisticated knowledge of mathematics, astronomy, and physics far beyond simple folk legends.

The physical laws of the planet are described as having been different during previous Yugas, allowing for efficacious mantras and telepathic communication. These conditions were supported by a different atmospheric composition that lacked the external radiation present in the modern era.