Cranial technology is a field that has been around for centuries. The practice of channeling or communicating with spirits and deities through the use of helmets, masks, headdresses, veils, or other technologies dates back to ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt. The tradition reached its apex in the Roman Empire in which priests would don elaborate masks and helmets to represent gods such as Jupiter and Mercury during ceremonial occasions.
The tradition eventually waned as Christianity became widespread throughout Europe. However, it's become popular once again with many new practitioners creating their own devices to channel spirits from a variety of sources including aliens and ancient cultures like the Maya or Egyptians. These devices can either be used in a group setting or with one individual. Many practitioners also report enhanced meditative experiences while wearing headgear.
There are many different kinds of headgear used in modern day cranial technology, each with its unique properties. In some cases, the properties may change completely based on what kind of spirit the practitioner intends to channel (e.g., a sun god will take on different properties than one that is associated with healing). Keep in mind that not all devices are created equal and it is advisable for users to do extensive research about the item itself before using it on their own, especially if there is a higher risk of side effects or overdose.
How is Cranial Technology different from other kinds of channeling?
The spiritual experiences achieved in cranial technology are very different in some cases than those achieved through more traditional forms of channeling and meditation. For example, the flow of energy can be erratic when working with spirits and deities, causing a greater sense of danger or personal harm than would be encountered in other forms of meditation or channeling. This can cause practitioners to be more wary and even wary that they are practicing correctly. Additionally, the experience is more paranormal in nature which may require a more high-level understanding from the user before attempting to use it.
What is a spirit?
Spirits are often seen as transpersonal entities that live outside of the physical world, relating to what is usually called the unseen or spiritual world. While not holding a physical form, they are often described in the context of light and energy surrounding an entity or "being." This light may be referred to as their aura, glow, or radiance. Consult further documentation for specific terminology used by your spiritual practice.
What spirit(s) will I channel? Will they be benevolent?
Many spirits have a benevolent nature and will give the user guidance when needed. Some spirits may also choose to communicate with the practitioner during meditation if that person's intentions are aligned with theirs. Some spirits are inherently more dangerous and users should research the entity they are interested in working with before making a final decision. Additionally, certain properties of the headgear may further influence the nature of the entity.
How do I find a good practitioner? How can you tell if someone is legitimate?
It is very difficult to tell if someone is "legitimate" or not. Some people will claim that there are universal techniques for discerning legitimacy; however, this cannot be guaranteed as there may be cultural differences that lead practitioners to embody slightly different versions of what is considered "legitimate.
For example, some practitioners may claim that a practitioner is illegitimate if they do not make use of a particular technique, yet this may be a practice or technique that exists within their own culture or may not be prevalent in the practitioner's culture. This can create confusion and misunderstanding when attempting to discern legitimacy.
Additionally, the way one person may channel one entity (e.g., god) differently from another person even if they are both considered "legitimate" in their spiritual practice. This is especially true with practitioners who have developed their methods of working with certain spirits. Knowledge needs to be freely shared so that people know what methods work best for them as every individual will have different experiences and reactions to headgear.
Conclusion
Cranial technology is a practice that can be of extreme value to people interested in spiritual development. However, it can also be very dangerous if not used in the right manner. Due to the nature of many spirits, users should research the entity they wish to work with before using a device. It is advisable for those who decide to participate in this practice to do additional research so that they are knowledgeable about how the headgear will influence their experience. The closest spiritual equivalent would be a Witch Doctor practicing Santeria or Voodoo (also referred to as Vodou) as some entities used in these practices may require specific methods of working with them based on what kind of spirit is channeled.
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