Markdown lines 648–650 · Robert MonroeOpen
Robert Monroe 50:52 Have you any recommendations as to the best way that one can release oneself from such habituation
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Markdown lines 652–656 · SHESelected evidence
SHE 51:01 within the light, there is all of the pattern that is needed to begin to release it in your walk, and the deep breaths the work when you are alone a work of meditating on the light or thinking on the light will begin to lose the desire to smoke cigarettes. But it cannot be done without work
Markdown lines 658–659 · Robert MonroeOpen
Robert Monroe 51:38 should be an instantaneous de habituation or a gradual one.