Hussein Murad al Shouli should stress her in part the restraint

[Amb. Ralph A. Quinnett]

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move through the cotton, nor around its circum-
ference. One has to travel all along the surface to the end
a mile away, and back the other side, another mile. The
journey is long. In the astral we should just move through.
A very simple example, but moving through the Akashic
Record is as simple, when one knows how!
The Akashic Record cannot be used for wrong purposes,
it cannot be used to gain information which would harm

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another. Nor without special dispensation, could one see
and afterwards discuss the private affairs of a person. One
can, of course, see and discuss those things which are
properly the affairs of history. Now I was going to see
glimpses of the private life of another, and then I had to
finally decide; should I take over this other body to substi-
tute for mine? Mine was failing rapidly, and to accomplish
my allotted task, I had to have a body to "tide me over"
until I could change its molecules to mine.
I settled myself, and waited for the blind lama to speak.

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CHAPTER EIGHT

Slowly the sun sank behind the distant mountain range,
outlining the high peaks in the late effulgence. The faint
spume streaming from the towering pinnacles caught the
fading light and reflected a myriad of hues which changed
and fluctuated with th