15. How can you analyze inner experiences, in order to get their real meaning, or the cause behind the effect?
16. Can the same rule be applied to experiences of outer life? How?
17. What part of the writer’s consciousness was going through the experience related in the letter?
18. What did the golden gate symbolize? What the room on the other side?
19. If all this is consciousness, why were there many invisible people whom she could feel but not see, and explain the meaning behind the reply that was given her question?
20. Why would the dragon not look the same to everyone who saw him?
21. Why did she see him as she did, and why would others see him differently?
22. Why was the dragon in front of the dens of vice?
23. What inner truth can be deduced from the fact that the dragon snorts everytime the angels blow their trumpets?
24. From the outer standpoint, what change had taken place in her consciousness when her abode was changed from the room to the valley?
25. Why does the Hall of Learning look different to every soul who enters it?
26. How do we, through fear, give the adversary power over us?
27. Describe what is meant by the statement, “He is made only of brass,” and how that also applies to evil?

Page 30—October.
1. What law is symbolized by the silence of the prophet?
2. What does the battlefield symbolize?
3. What does the fact that the son rose out of his body reveal about the nature of the soul?
4. Of what do you imagine the healers’ work consisted?
5. What is the garden of the soul? Of what does it consist?