Rituals vibration with intent or shamanic passion during rituals?

[april]

Hi. First off, I would like to apologize for my absence here, I have been in some circumstances recently.

What would be more "authentic" and improve the outcomes of rituals? A primal and passionate way of chanting and getting into that shamanic state or vibration fixating on the intent and "correctness" of the vibration? Most of the articles I've read preferred intent rather than passion in rituals and I'm conflicted on this, getting into that flow state could be more efficient and bring a more "meaningful" energetic imprint.

Haven't seen any articles discussing both at the same time and weighing their outcomes.

What did you guys prefer and what are your experiences with both and their outcomes in rituals?

 

[MercuryWisdom]

Hi. First off, I would like to apologize for my absence here, I have been in some circumstances recently.

What would be more "authentic" and improve the outcomes of rituals? A primal and passionate way of chanting and getting into that shamanic state or vibration fixating on the intent and "correctness" of the vibration? Most of the articles I've read preferred intent rather than passion in rituals and I'm conflicted on this, getting into that flow state could be more efficient and bring a more "meaningful" energetic imprint.

Haven't seen any articles discussing both at the same time and weighing their outcomes.

What did you guys prefer and what are your experiences with both and their outcomes in rituals?

Do what feels best for you, emotion can be empowering to the ritual but also visualization and “willing” it. It’s not an either-or situation you can have strong intent as well as “get into the flow” of the meditation.

Regarding correctness of the vibration I think it’s important to be correct in squares mostly, the others can have more or less leniency regarding this.

 

[Henu the Great]

Hi. First off, I would like to apologize for my absence here, I have been in some circumstances recently.

What would be more "authentic" and improve the outcomes of rituals? A primal and passionate way of chanting and getting into that shamanic state or vibration fixating on the intent and "correctness" of the vibration?

The state of the mind (intent is required, more focus the better, trance helps as almost always) is the deciding factor, but linguistically correct vibrations can not be discarded either. It's a mix of both, really.