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Magazine Article (Metapsychology) Explorer Session 1654 - Harold Wessbecher with Rita Warren

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mation to your psychic body. When you became consciously aware of this information, you might have thought they were your own thoughts, but they weren't. The same applies to entities. Many entities accompany you for quite a number of years, and when they finally start to channel information through you, you might find that much of what they say you have been thinking for quite a long while. A Trained as an architect and engineer, Harald Wessbecher is now a psychologist and hypnotherapist, specializing in clinical hypnosis, who runs his own clinic in Karlsruhe, West Germany. He lectures at the College of Applied Psychology in West Germany and at Brown University in Rhode Island. The founder of the International Institute of Applied Sciences in Jersey, England, he believes that healing occurs in the psyche, since the physical body is merely a plane of expression for the psyche and, therefore, every healing is basically self-healing. Rita Warren, Research Director at The Monroe Institute, is a psychologist who received her doctorate at the University of California, Berkeley, and spent a number of years conducting research on juvenile offenders in California and served as Professor at the School of Criminal Justice at the State University of New York, Albany. Three years ago, she moved to the New Land in the foothills of Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains; since then, she and her staff have conducted over 800 sessions with more than 130 individuals in The Monroe Institute’s Research Laboratory. The foregoing is published by arrangement with The Monroe Institute, Route #1, Box 175, Faber, VA 22938. Copyright © 1988 by The Monroe Institute. All rights reserved. 16 EXPLORER SESSION #1654