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injections
brain
infections
Pietra
drugs
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(This is possible. As an artist painting human figures, I am often concerned with anatomy, though usually of the head and features. I don’t recall any strong inner image of the interior of a body, but at the same time I know I have thought of this recently.)
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Give us a moment. In the same way that thoughts can be sent through space, so individual consciousness can be sent through systems, using various methods. As a seed can fly through the air enclosed in a sheath, you see, so can individual consciousness travel through systems. But it must be protected. Certain drugs can protect it.
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(9:38. During break I told Jane I had a couple of questions for Seth, but would wait to ask them until he said all right. Resume at 9:43.)
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The drugs also help in changing the patterns when it is necessary. If the brain patterns were not changed on entering and leaving a system, then theoretically at least the consciousness could become trapped within any given system. Acceleration or de-acceleration, you see, but mentally. (Decelaration.)
The drugs also insure that consciousness will not come back to the physical brain too quickly, to shock the system. There are methods by which the relative behavior and condition of the travelling consciousness is monitored at the other end. In case of any severe dangers the consciousness will be pulled back, but this is highly dangerous.
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(I hesitated. “Well, I don’t want to use negative suggestion, or ask this the wrong way; but I was wondering what Jane’s symptoms would be called medically.”)
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(10:08. Jane’s trance was good, but she was aware of the questions I asked. I hadn’t told her beforehand I planned to ask them. I explained that I thought the information could be helpful in answering questions other people come up with occasionally; giving Jane something to use as a guide, etc.
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Now. There are groups of symptoms which are given names. The names help physicians to categorize and treat, but the names are also dangerous when they are used as labels.
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