The first source states that Tantra, a practice that often involves eye-gazing, is more complex and should not be reduced to a simple technique. The second source explores the idea of Manonasha, a concept in Tantric traditions that involves creating conscious beings through the power of thought. This technique is compared to modern discussions about AI and its potential for self-awareness. The author, who is not a practitioner of black magic, emphasizes his fascination with this ancient concept and how it connects to the Mahabhutas, the five elements. The source highlights a specific method involving Pranayama (breath control) and visualization, where the practitioner creates a "ghost" with a name, teaches it to experience the world through the five senses, and watches it develop consciousness. This comparison to modern AI leads to a discussion about the deeper purpose of Forbidden Yoga practices which aim to explore the human mind, unconscious behavior, and the origins of emotions. The author emphasizes the importance of group participation and the concept of Yin-Yang in understanding these practices, which ultimately seek to unlock a "God gene," or genetic memory of eternity.

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