Theos-Talk Archives (April 2005 Message tt00137)

Mark H.,

The following are some thoughts that one may consider in
the situation in which you have described :

Many are the voices that one may hear. There are multitudes
of variations that can originate from a physical being with the
proper knowledge to send it, to originating from that which is 
referred to as the inner master. Voice occuring from the astral
aspect is most likely the most well known.
Perspective of differentiations :
1.) A recognition of a voice originating from the physical or 
astral can be seen through emotion accompanying the voice. 
This does not occur through the voice of the inner master.
2.) A change of "tone" will also signify that the voice is other
than the inner master.
3.) A voice having sound will not be the voice of the inner
master. There is that which can be referred to as the voice 
of silence. Actual communing from the inner master is not of
words, but "understandings". These understandings are 
translated into words by the personal thought process
that individuals' possess. The "voice" would seem to be
your self having a thought but knowing it is not originating
from your conscious awareness.
4.) Voice emanating a power, as to impress upon you 
an intended showing of that power. The inner master 
does not do this and has no need.

The above are a few perspectives, more exist. On a 
personal basis more would be given, but limits are placed 
on a public site. 
The path that you have commented on can be seen as to require
a certain sensitivity to energy activity. Perhaps your practicing
qigong may assist you in this. Through the sensing of energy
activity, the "location" of the ones' you wish to locate can be
accomplished. Disruption of energy fields, spheres, and flows
are not difficult to locate if one has developed the sensitivity.
Expand the sensivities that you have with the energy that resides 
within your body. More than this I prefer not to comment on.

I wish you well and hope some of the thoughts presented may
be of assistance.