Camelot Journals by Jim McCarty

[kristina]

Does anyone have a great explanation of what a "thought form is"?

"As the entity which you are allows its being to empathize with another being, so then it may choose to share with the other-self those energies which may be salubrious to the other-self. The mechanism of these energy transfers is the thought or, more precisely, the thought-form for any thought is a form or symbol or thing that is an object seen in time/space reference."

It is a thought which takes on its symbolic form.

For example, take the intangible thought of "freedom", what symbols, or forms, would one use to depict this intangible concept? Those images, or symbols, would be considered the "thought-form".

You could also think of it as something between form and nonform. Between the tangible and the intangible. Between time/space and space/time. Between the invisible and visible, metaphysical and physical. All the physical world is simply a fully formed, or crystallized, thought form. Things are first thought, then thoughtform, and then finally form.

And everything in-between.

It's mentioned that the Men in Black have a certain amount of "beingness". Thanks for your comment, would you like to add more? lol. Thanks. I have a hard time with some of these concepts like Men in Black being a thought form with beingness.