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 . Why did she have to will to stay down in order to keep from floating to the ceiling?
+\\ 6. What is willing? Describe the process of willing and what faculties are brought into play?
+\\ 7. What determines the intensity with which thoughts vibrate?
+\\ 8. What did her description of the inner room reveal about the existence of things desired and built into consciousness?
+\\ 9. What is revealed about the relationships of soul, mind, and body by the statement, “While my mind was involved in its body consciousness”?
+\\ 10. What was speaking the words “Don’t be afraid, etc.”?
+\\ 11. What is meant by the statement, “that part of my mind still subject to my emotional nature”?
+\\ 12. What did she mean by “The vibrations I felt while looking—etc.”? How could she tell by vibrations?
+\\ 13. Who or what was the one who represented himself to be her teacher and a philosopher?
+\\ 14. What was taught by the experience?
+\\ 15. What did the three women symbolize?
+\\ 16. How may one always know those who are not Christ workers?
+\\ 17. What does it mean by “going out of the body”? Can everyone do it?
+\\ 18. How is the soul involved in, or held by the body? How does it eventually free itself?
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-. What is willing? Describe the process of willing and what faculties are brought into play?
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+=== LESSON EIGHTEEN ===
-. What determines the intensity with which thoughts vibrate?
+==== VISIONS AND DREAMS ====
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-. What did her description of the inner room reveal about the existence of things desired and built into consciousness?
-. What is revealed about the relationships of soul, mind, and body by the statement, “While my mind was involved in its body consciousness”?
-. What was speaking the words “Don’t be afraid, etc.”?
-. What is meant by the statement, “that part of my mind still subject to my emotional nature”?
-. What did she mean by “The vibrations I felt while looking—etc.”? How could she tell by vibrations?
-. Who or what was the one who represented himself to be her teacher and a philosopher?
-. What was taught by the experience?
-. What did the three women symbolize?
-. How may one always know those who are not Christ workers?
-. What does it mean by “going out of the body”? Can everyone do it?
-. How is the soul involved in, or held by the body? How does it eventually free itself?
-== LESSON EIGHTEEN. ==
-=== VISIONS AND DREAMS ===
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+\\ 1. Why do dreams and visions have significance? What do they usually represent or outpicture?
-. Why do dreams and visions have significance? What do they usually represent or outpicture?
+\\ 2. Who experiences what is outpictured?
+\\ 3. What do you understand is the Fourth Dimension?
-. Who experiences what is outpictured?
+\\ 4. What is the memory part of your consciousness?
+\\ 5. What takes place in the human mind whenever a new idea or thought comes to it?
-. What do you understand is the Fourth Dimension?
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-. What is the memory part of your consciousness?
-. What takes place in the human mind whenever a new idea or thought comes to it?