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The cat wakes m e up in the m iddle o f the night. He is running around like mad, staring out each window in turn. Barb is w orried that there might b e so m eone or some­ thing outside the cabin. I fee l I haue been taught som ething during sleep, perhaps in an astral learning center. One part o f m e was ed u ca ted w hile a nother part o f me dreamed about going to a uniuersity. Perhaps th e dream w as a consequence o f the fact that I u;as in an astral learning center; o n e part o f m e affects a nother part o f me.

What I was taught was a lesson in energy. I w ake up a n d kn o w that there is only one type o f energy in the uniuerse. It is everyw h ere a n d I can sense it. We all can. It feels like pockets o f energy, spread a bout in the air a n d in matter. The higher concen­ tration o f pockets in a place, the m ore energetic that place is. I lo o k at Barb and sense she consists o f pockets o f energy. Euerything does. My subtle parts are in charge. My ational mind has yet to awaken, or I choose not to use it. Is that o n e type o f energy e - N o . . . n /ee/s more like the energy o f intent. In any case, I choose not to analyze it, because I know that my subconscious already know s exactly w hat the energy is and

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bed, which is m a d e out o f p o c k e ts o f energy, a n d p e e r out the w indow . I a m scared o f the idea that aliens, o r e ve n w o rse — h u m a n s — c o u ld b arge in here a n d take us away to perform painful experiments. I am afraid o f the potential pain, nothing more. The prospect o f cultural exc h an g e excites me. The d a rk n e ss a n d the w o b b lin g light from the fire-stove pu t m e in a s p o o k e d m o o d . Then I realize that if alie n s co m e a round, with their interdim ensional c o m m u n ica tio n devices, there w o u ld su rely b e a d isturbance in the pockets o f en e rg y outside, a n d I w o u ld feel this like ripple s u p o n a pond. Reassured, the fear dissipates.

The next m orning, Barb tells m e s h e h a d a h y p n a g o g ic image o f a tall, steel-gray alien looking at u s th ro u gh the w in d o w s a s w e slept. P e rh a p s h e w a s gazing at u s from another d im e n sio n a n d c o u ld o n ly b e se e n in the h y p n a g o g ic state, w h e n re ason is asleep.

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E v e ry th in g y o u s e e , th in k , h e a r, feel, e m o te , a n d sm ell is c re a te d from th e s a m e e n e rg y . T h e r e is on ly o n e ty p e o f e n e rg y in th e u n iv erse . From all m y a s tr a l e x p lo ra tio n , th e c lo se st I c a n c o m e to d e scrib in g th a t en ergy is t h a t it is th e e n e rg y o f in te n t. N o th in g in t h e u n iv e rs e would exist u n less t h e r e w e r e th e in te n t fo r it to b e . All m a tte r, feelin g s, an d th o u g h ts e x ist b e c a u s e s o m e o n e in te n d e d to e x p e rie n c e th e m . T h is also m ea n s th a t if you e x p e rie n c e th e m , you in te n d e d to e x p e rie n c e th em . The in te n t o f h a v in g th e m a tt r a c t s in te n t e n e rg y fro m th e u n iv erse , which h a s e n e rg y in a b u n d a n c e , a n d fo rm s th e e n e rg y in to th e in te n d e d m an ifesta tio n . T h e r e a r e tw o p o in ts to r e m e m b e r w h e n it c o m e s to th is energy: 1. T h e r e is a n a lm o s t n e v e r-e n d in g su p p ly o f e n erg y . T h e supply is as larg e a s o u r in te n tio n to ex ist. 2. By sim ply in te n d in g so m e th in g , w h e th e r physical o r n o n p h y sic a l, you c an c re a te it fro m ra w in te n t energy.

T h e e n e rg y o f in te n t c a n b e tu n e d to v ib ra te a t c e rta in fre q u e n c ie s. How do you m ak e th a t h a p p e n ? By in te n d in g it o f c o u rse ! Your m ind co nsists o f sev eral d im e n sio n s, as you a re a m ultid im en sio n al being. Each d im en sio n o f y o u r m in d h a s an e n e rg y m o ld . A m old is a m ind func­ tion th a t m an ip u late s e n e rg y acco rd in g to y o u r in te n tio n s. Each m old is tu n ed acco rd in g to w h a t e n e rg y fre q u e n c ie s th a t m old w o rk s w ith. The physical e n erg y m old is tu n e d to p ro ce ss a low -frequency e n erg y th a t we call physical m a tte r. This m old sucks in raw in te n t energ y from th e uni­ verse a n d ad ju sts its fre q u e n c y so th a t it can be sh a p ed a n d h eld in place 145

a s su b a to m ic p a rtic le s . T h e s e a re n o t solid p a rtic le s a t all, o f co u rse; they a re ju st e n e rg y o f in te n t v ib ra tin g a t c e rta in fre q u e n c ie s . T h e re is n o such th in g a s a solid p a rtic le . T h e physical e n e rg y m o ld in te n d s for e n e rg y to in te ra c t in a c e rta in w ay fo r it to fo rm m o le c u le s. T h e m ole­ cules a re in tu rn in te n d e d to fo rm cells in y o u r b o d y . T h e s e m olecules a n d cells a re n o t solid p a rtic le s a t all, o f c o u rs e ; th e y a r e j u s t e n e rg y of in te n t vib ratin g a t c e rta in fre q u e n c ie s .

E v ery th in g is th e s a m e e n e rg y ( se e fig u re 5 ). S in c e E in ste in pub­ lished On a H e u ristic V ie w p o in t c o n c e r n in g th e P ro d u c tio n a n d Transfor­

m a tio n o f L igh t in 1905, s c ie n c e h a s k n o w n t h a t lig h t c a n b e d e scrib ed

a s b o th a p a rtic le a n d a w a v e fo rm . In 1924, L ouis d e B ro g lie discovered t h a t m a t t e r a lso b e h a v e s a s b o th a p a r tic le a n d a w a v e fo rm .12 A p p aren tly , w e a r e living in th e m id d le o f a b ig w a v e . P e rh a p s em otions a n d th o u g h ts will a lso b e fo u n d to h a v e w a v e p r o p e r tie s .

T h e e m o tio n a l a n d m e n ta l e n e rg y m o ld s w o rk in th e s a m e w ay as th e physical e n e rg y m o ld , e x c e p t th e y a r e t u n e d to p r o c e s s e n e rg ie s with fre q u e n c ie s r e p r e s e n tin g e m o tio n s a n d th o u g h ts , re s p e c tiv e ly . T h e re are m an y m o re e n e rg y m o ld s in o u r m in d s , b u t f o r t h e s a k e o f sim plicity, we will stick to on ly th e s e t h r e e .

T h e t h r e e e n e rg y m o ld s a ffe c t e a c h o th e r . F o r e x a m p le , if t h e m en­ tal m old m an ifests (fro m y o u r in te n t) a th o u g h t o f in a d e q u a c y , th e emo­ tional m o ld will m a n ife s t, p e r h a p s w ith a few d a y s ’ d elay , th e anxiety of

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