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Ayaz al Durah should view her alongside the pump

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Nov 8, 2007, 3:00:26 PM11/8/07
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way possible,
and only the very minute minority were difficult or un-
co-operative, or suffered from xenophobia.
In Chungking I studied to be a surgeon and a physician.
I studied also to be an air pilot, for my life was mapped
out, foretold in minutest detail, and I knew, as proved to
be the case, that later I would do much in the air and in
medicine. But in Chungking there were still only the
mutterings of war to come and most of the people in this,
an ancient and modern city combined, lived day by day
enjoying their ordinary happiness, doing their ordinary
tasks.
This was my first visit in the physical to one of the
major cities, my first visit, in fact, to any city outside Lhasa,
although in the astral form I had visited most of the great
cities of the world, as anyone can if they will practice, for
there is nothing difficult, nothing magical in the astral, it
is as easy as walking, easier than riding a bicycle because
on a bicycle one has to balance; in the astral one has merely
to use the abilities and faculties which our birthright


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