What are thought-forms and how are they created? Is it possible for human beings to create invisible forms in the external world that are related to their thoughts and emotions? Not only is it possible, but it is an essential part of human functioning, as these forms are not only created by our mental-emotional mechanism, but also influence the behavior of their creators and the people around them. At least, this is claimed by two distinguished theosophists who convey the results of their experimental inner research.
And if all this moves in the realm of unfettered imagination for the skeptics of our time, nevertheless the study of this seemingly paradoxical theory is intriguing, as through the colorful shapes we learn what form dedication, love, anger have, how meditation influences the creation of thought-forms, or how music expresses different thought-forms in each of its genres.
If nothing else, we may be convinced that it is preferable to have harmonious and good thoughts, rather than sinking into the abyss of intellectual ugliness and imbalance.