War . . . .

From the original TOTI:

Manipulating Energy In the Dayshine World

Thoughts are energy, and so when the thoughts of one are in turmoil, the thoughts of others will naturally follow in the path of that gravity unless there is conscious awareness to re-direct one's personal reality away from the consensus and into the infinite. In the sorcerer's world, there is no difference between the thought of war, and war itself, and so the sorcerer maintains an assemblage point where the idea itself does not exist, and if the thought doesn't exist, it cannot follow forth into manifestation.

The insanity you are presently witnessing in the dayshine world has very little to do with reality, but everything to do with thought energy and perceptions of humans, as individuals and as a gestalt. The danger is when the energy of consensual thought turns to action, and what is Believed begins to manifest externally.

Ten million peace marchers or ten million soldiers are equally powerless if they do not possess the Knowledge at the individual level, that any conflict is only a reality in hindsight. Reality only becomes reality when it is forced to go through the motions of actually occurring, and until that happens, it is only one possibility among an infinite number of alternate realities. Presently, it can be observed that the entire world essentially believes there will be war, and because thought is energy, war begins to exist even before the first shot is fired. Some mystics have called this process creative visualization, but I prefer to think of it in terms of creative Real-ization, because the belief in conflict pre-determines conflict.

It must be understood that one measure of Will is worth more than the entire combined forces of all the armies of the world. Even as things stand presently, if every seeker with awareness were to assert his Will to say, "This will not happen," then it is clear that it will not happen, because it is Will that manifests and maintains reality, in the same way that thought might be said to initially create it. It is not a matter of size or numbers. Only Will.

Politicians and soldiers are not men of Will, but men of habit, belief systems and deeply imbedded programs. That program is their religion, of which they can only be disabused through the direct awareness that the religion itself is flawed - often a realization that can only come as a moment of quantum leap, wherein one suddenly understands something that could not be understood through direct linear engagement, but can only be reverse engineered in hindsight. Sadly, politicians are phantoms, and seldom awaken spontaneously, and so it becomes the task of seekers and vampyres to realign reality at a molecular level of thought itself. This is not something that can be explained in ordinary awareness, but something that those who have experienced will quickly recognize as a do-able act of sorcery in the energetic realm of the night that never ends. Awakening is created with a thought, just as war is created with a thought. There is no difference.

This is a passage I've read several times, and in my opinion it shouldn't be taken completely literally. I think the intent is to emphasize that a person can use their will to attain immortality, and having done so, can exclude war or any other phenomena from their personal environment no matter how prominent it is in the regular world, kind of like how the strength in one person's arm can defy the gravity of the entire Earth by picking something up. In other words, the weight of the collective is both incredibly strong and weak at the same time.

As to literally stopping war, when considering the huge number of people who have lived and died (including civilizations like Atlantis farther back than recorded history) even though the proportion of the population that attains immortality is miniscule, there must be a lot of immortals in absolute terms, and this doesn't even count non-human immortals. We also know that some immortals choose not to leave the planet upon transmogrifying/transcending. One would think that if it was as simple as such an exertion of will, a few of the more humanitarian-minded immortals would have done it already. I also don't entirely agree that normal people lack will. I think everyone has it to some extent, and although it is obviously incredibly weak in some, it can be very strong even in non-seekers. The difference is they lack a meta-awareness of themselves and their environment, and thus will use whatever will they have according to their baseline perceptions and programming.