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one friend to another as needed in our life or as we get to them. And I have fun show you ways
to do this. And I'll get up and do this because this is a interesting way to show this that I have
gotten out of my old theatrical base. For example, if one wanted to be in the in the rather
heavy, serious state you would get in here like this. You'd be like this, and that's one
personality, or as you move over here, and you were soft, and you don't you see, and that
makes another look at you.
And you we all doing this automatically. Or if we went over here, and you're automatic, you can
do this. Or if you're a ghost like figure it these are the parts of us that are existent, and are
there consistently. So this was so tremendously exciting, because I then had begun to know
the basic at basic of what I am. And excitedly, I went through this whole pattern of learning the
process of all these, what I am, I found out, for example,
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many of the things and I won't go through them tonight of what I am, because it's much more
fun for you to find out your sources and analyze what you are, why I bore you with mine. But
the fascinating part is that this is available to you all this mess of, of historical experience, you
now are in the position, popping into 21 and go to 21 and turn left. And there it is. And that is
not only your own life experience, but all of this massive, I mean, present life experience. But
all this massive others, I assure you, there's nothing that you can think or be, or feel, or be
emotional about that you haven't experienced at least 50 to 100 times before. And you go
through the catalog, you say, Well, fine, I've lost my love where my lover what oh, and you go
down through you, and you'll find all these ones. Well, why did this year did this, oh, this is
pretty good out here is that it's missing? It's like a catalog of yourself. And it's your own
personal catalog. And that's the beauty. Anything that you can think of that you encounter in
this life, you will find a good reference file that is yours and privately yours that you can call
upon. And there are items in there that you don't want to do. It's just countercultural, like I'll kill
bastard I'll killing this. And you did this is the point you did. So I I'm This is the new thing that I
now lure 20 wonders in gateway to play with. Because once you know that, then all the rest
because then then your vehicle as a word that is you, you are able to control so much more
easily, so much more powerfully. And you will see so deeply. For example, I used to learn
more, even now. But my earliest life experience was at least that I can find. And it isn't there
may be another one is 150,000 years ago, if I can measure it by our time see our recorded
history is a little small segment. And that's the thing you become so fascinated with. How could
human history be that small? When there's so much of it, and it's all there, you can go play on
it. And I can tell you that is probably the most important fun you can have in your life. Because
it's also so very useful. And the interview that I there the totality of and the other thing Oh yes,
there's so many facets to this. One of the things that you must then be become aware of and
you go find out for yourself again. But in my own case, I was astounded to discover that in this
I there of me when I got into trouble and having through my lifetime helper has been sent and
is one of the earlier personalities is capable to do certain things is quote sent and that's a
relative term to help me and I must tell you that the how that's done is they don't wait. You
think while you're going down for the third time. They wait to the 10th time and then they come.
Be sure you get the experience is the whole point. Don't don't don't make it a sort of make it a
real experience. I give the illustration