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The «magical» control procedure was the next: I had to imagine the grille of the Kilkor
               and situate in each square a bija or word of power, and each bija was an order that the dogs
               would obey automatically: one bija meant ¡silence!, other ¡move!, other ¡stop!, other ¡attack!,
               etc., until complete forty nine.

                      Notwithstanding my initial scepticism, and for the joy of the monks, I could verify that
               the system was ceirtainly ineffable: one I memorized the Yantra, the dogs became an extension
               of  my  own  mind  and  the  slightest  insinuation  of  the  bijas  was  enough  to  make  them  obey
               without hesitate, or, better said, without bark.

                      As such effect was logically surprising, I could not avoid asking the Guru about the mode
               in which the mental control became effective.

                      –For us is very simple –He clarified–. We have embodied a similar Kilkor to this one in
               the subtle body of each dog and we have established an analogic correspondence between each
               bija and some vital or driving functions of both animals. If this would be done with just one
               animal, of any species, the Guru or the kâulika Initiate could dominate it without obstacles. But,
               as  I  said  before,  the  couple  of  dogs  daivas  is  different:  they  participate  of  a  unique  dog
               Archetype and both are normally balanced; if the mental order is emitted «underneath»
               the archetypical Plane, one neutralizes the other and it lacks of effect; only who is
               capable to think «above» the archetypal Plane, beyond the Created Archetype by the
               Gods  of  the  Matter,  about  the  relative  duality  of  the  manifested  and  the  absolute
               unity of the unmanifested, can make prevail his will in the action of the dogs daiva.
               Never forget it: no Master of the Hierarchy nor anyone whose thought is composed by opposed
               principles, could stop the dogs daivas!


                      Kula and Akula, neffe Aturo, were the great-grandparents of Ying and Yang, the dogos
               attacked you when you entered in so furtive manner in the ranch and I took you as an enemy.

               Just as their ancestors, they obey to mental orders of the Yantra and both move at the same
               time, perfectly synchronized.










               Chapter XXIII



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