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exactly there without trying to imbue it with anything else. It seems to be the essence of that
perception. It would be also what I would consider. Arthur diekman wrote about in what he
called the automatization. It's found in one of the chapters of altered states of consciousness
edited by Charles tart, it would also be my Don Juan Carlos casanave his books refers to is not
doing. And it would also be what Robert Ornstein in I think it's the psychology of
consciousness refers to as non patterning the perfect witness, that's what it is the perfect
witness.
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And that's, that's that's the feeling you're having now about yourself?
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Well, I wouldn't know I wouldn't say that. To me, though, it seems somewhat presumptuous, I
would say this light that I saw would be the essence of all of that would be the perfect witness.
The essence of what is involved in being the perfect witness. is some of that rubs off on me I
think it was off for the better, but it doesn't necessarily necessarily have any connection with
me per se. Okay, now I'm feeling a flowing almost as if I were drunk. It's in waves coming from
the top of my head to my feet. It's as if I lost a sense of balance, but yet I know I haven't. It's
interesting. It's neither pleasurable nor nor unpleasurable. We're back