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UR1 Section 2: Session 689 March 18, 1974 million animal toolmaking epochs totem

As specified,2 ego consciousness grew. These inner patterns, native to the psyche of any species, turned into concepts, mental images — intuitive projections that were all meant to give conscious direction. The gods served, then, as stimulators of development. Seemingly outside of the self, they were meant to lead the self into its greatest area of fulfillment. The god images would change as consciousness did. The various god concepts that have fallen by the wayside, so to speak, represent areas of development that were not chosen, in your terms, but they are still latent. The totem pole, for example, is a remnant from an era where there was much greater communication between man and the animals — when, in fact, men went to the animals to learn, and from them first acquired knowledge of herbs and corrective medicinal behavior.3

The specific concentration, however, results in an exquisite focus. Ego consciousness lost part of that focus in comparison. The totem poles date back to the time when men and animals understood each other, before that point of departure. Physical species that existed and flourished in those epochs then became probable to you, for they did not develop in your system but became extinct. Their living relics exist in the god concepts that embodied them. Give us a moment …

TES7 Session 301 November 16, 1966 supraself supraconsciousness partaking action perceive

[...] You see you are not the low man on the totem pole however. [...]

ECS1 Session 363, ESP Class, September 12, 1967 island Grangers Monchuco Jesuit slurred

[...] There is a large wooden object that he is taken with, like a totem, fatter it seems though and not so tall as one. [...]

TES8 Session 363 September 12, 1967 island Monchuco slurred port boat

[...] There is a large wooden object that he is taken with, like a totem, fatter it seems though, and not so tall as one. [...]

TPS5 Deleted Session November 6, 1979 foreign Crowder money Prentice Ariston

[...] I don’t mean to be paranoid about this observation, merely that business is done that way and that the author, once he or she has produced the property to be played with, is relegated to a place much lower on the totem pole of importance.