I've been wondering lately why there is so little interest in LWC Theory. I am highly motivated about it, and it seems to be partly because I believe in what is possible to do with it. Maybe I haven't described enough about the possibilities with the Animalian Directions. I believe there are specific powers related to each.
Current Lack of Interest in LWC Theory Considered
Two reasons for lack of interest in LWC Theory: a lack of belief in the Messiah's teaching and a lack of ambition. If people believed in the Messiah's teaching, they would read the gospels more often and more carefully. They might take notes or meditate on it. They would eventually produce ideas like LWC Theory, if not exactly like it. They would develop it into something exactly like LWC Theory, and would probably look around physically and on the internet for anything like it or anyone interested. They would then come across this website, my monastery's location on Google Maps, would ask around until they learn about my monastery, see one of my monastery's social media pages, etc. They could then email me, call, visit, etc., and I would be happy to welcome them and talk to them. I have been looking for interested people myself and haven't found any so far, unless they're pretending to be disinterested and I don't know that.
Belief and Ambition
If a person had no initial belief in the Bible or hadn't bothered to read it, they might still have ambition. If people had ambition, they would want to pursue longevity (super-long life), superpowers, etc. That's also what LWC Theory offers, and what I'm researching. So people would seek out this monastery and/or develop something like LWC Theory if they had that kind of ambition. The Messiah taught how to do miracles and how to not die (Matthew 16:28, Luke 9:27, Luke 20:36, John 8:51, John 11:26), how to resurrect the dead (Matthew 10:5-8), etc. So, from what I have seen, most people in this world are lacking belief and lacking ambition.
Belief and Ambition in the Bible
The Messiah taught about the importance of both belief and ambition also. John 10:38 shows that the Messiah wanted to draw interest in people by not only belief in what He was saying, but also by showing them the miracles He did. His disciples did miracles after they were taught by the Messiah, like raising the dead, casting out demons, etc. And they did miracles after they were sent out away from the Messiah, by themselves or in groups, and returned to Him later (Matthew 10:5-8). So they applied what they had learned. Mark 4:34 shows that anyone who chose to follow the Messiah got special teaching, which the public was not taught directly. The public was taught in parables instead, which are like riddles, and not taught as much or as often as a disciple who spent more time with the Messiah.
Increasing Belief and Ambition by Talking about how Animalian Directions can cause Superpowers aka Abilities to do Miracles
Since it's admissible to incentivize interest for those who are not believing the Bible initially, but to those who are more ambitious about superpowers instead (John 10:38), I can mention what LWC Theory - which is an interpretation and study and application of the Messiah's Teaching - claims to offer. It might help to motivate people to join the monastery, or look into it themselves, which will eventually cause them to want to make or join an LWC group like a monastery anyway.
If you believe the Bible, but you don't believe miracles are possible for you to learn to do (i.e. you have a little belief and almost no ambition), then you may have missed a few verses in the Bible. Hopefully, reading these verses can increase your belief, and, following that, your ambition may also increase as well.
Miracles are possible for God and for His children. Read John 10:31-42 and Psalm 82, in the interlinear Greek-English and interlinear Hebrew-English (so that it's translated for you more correctly). Read Philippians 2:15, Ephesians 1:1-14, 1 John 3:1-2, Exodus 4:22, Deuteronomy 14:1, Deuteronomy 32:6, and Hosea 1:10.
Do miracles happen randomly, or because God wants them to happen?
God, and so also children of God, can do miracles purposefully.
Miracles happen because God wants them to happen. Why would it be different for His children?
So too with God's children, why should children of God wait on miracles to happen randomly?
If children of God want miracles to happen, yet they don't happen, it could be because they don't know how to do the miracles. If a miracle happens after a prayer or from a wish without knowing how to do a miracle, maybe angels and/or other entities had to interpret what the wish or request for a miracle was or meant, and someone else caused the miracle to happen based on the interpretation of that child of God's prayer or wish.
For God, He can make miracle A happen or miracle B happen. If He chooses miracle A to happen at some point in time, and not miracle B at that point in time, then obviously there is a method, technique, mechanics, or a way for God to decide to do miracle A at some time instead of miracle B. There is a way for God to distinguish doing one miracle from another, or distinguish doing a miracle from not doing a miracle. Like distinguishing miracle A from miracle B, or miracles A and B from no miracles.
What is this method? What is this technique? What are the mechanics? What is His way?
Perhaps He told His children long ago about His method for doing miracles. Perhaps He told them in riddles or parables. Perhaps God wanted humanity to study that method that He told them. LWC Theory theorizes that the Animalian Directions may be such a method.
Read my previous post about what the Animalian Directions are, and read Job 38-41 to find the exact sequence of Animalian Directions in the Bible. The following are some major Animalian Directions with abilities associated with them that LWC Theory considers possible.
The Animalian Directions List
Lion Direction - Instead of using signals to move a physical limb, using signals in conjunction with other signals (making "superlead" of one signal over another) to make signals or move signals into higher dimensional directions.
Crow Direction - The "superlag" effect produced by the "superlead" of Lion signals in the Lion Direction. Signals that seem to move off into nowhere, like how a 2D Flatlander might perceive how their signals move into 3D or any other angle than Flatland.
Mountain Goat Direction - Using aliasing or other techniques of Crow signals, to cause a container-signal or other signal to become perceivable from higher dimensions.
Deer Direction - Moving around or manipulating Mountain Goat signals to make reflections or translations of container-signals. Offsetting Mountain Goat signals to cause a Deer field of Mountain Goat signals (which is highly related to a 5th JM.)
Donkey Direction - Making enough manipulations, such as reflections or translations, of Deer signals, that Deer signals seem to leave into nowhere, much like Crow signals seemed to leave into nowhere, aka a higher dimensional direction not readily perceivable.
Horse Direction - Out-of-body experiences (OBEs), manipulation of other entities with "Horse Weapons" mentioned in Job 39, remote viewing,
Hawk Direction - Manipulation and detection of electromagnetic fields and waves. Possibly like "lightning magic".
Eagle Direction - Related to spiritual possession, time travel for consciousness in an OBE, super-human speed, psychometry.
Behemoth Direction - Manipulating space with portals, and manipulating time and energy likely derivatively from spatial manipulation.
Leviathan Direction - Making any imagined thing real or physical.
Read John 16:19-33. If someone asks for anything, and they get it, that seems like ability to use the Leviathan Direction (or you could call it Leviathanic Direction). If Leviathan is like a spiritual or other force that keeps a child of God from getting what they ask for, then mastery and usage of the Leviathanic Direction could be related to the name of the Messiah that allows any imagined thing (a requested thing) to become real or physical (getting that requested thing). Read John 17. John 17 seems related to mastery of the Leviathanic direction. Read John 16:19-33 again. If the Messiah overcame the world, then He would have also have had to overcome the draconic Leviathan, who in Job 41:33-34 is a king over all the sons of Shekhetz (Hebrew, usually translated as pride or Lion). If Shekhetz is related to the Lion direction, it may describe a point of wrapping around, full rotation in higher dimensions, or some intersection in higher dimensions, from Leviathan Direction to Lion Direction. In Taoism, the Tiger (similar to a Lion) is depicted as related to the Dragon (similar to a Leviathan), usually opposite or with each other.