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This release is facilitated by magnetic action. The more profound the hypnotic state, the more fully can<br />
the soul detach itself and recover full powers of vibration. The active life of the spirit is resumed, while the<br />
physical life is suspended. To lead the hypnotic subject to a determined epoch in his past, longitudinal passes,<br />
practiced downward, should be made until profound sleep results. One can obtain facsimile penmanship from<br />
such subjects, varying with the different epochs of their lives.<br />
We have ourselves assigned to a subject one precise date in his far past, and caused him to recall it,<br />
with details afterwards verified. Such experiences cast a bright light on the mystery of life. All the varied<br />
aspects of memory, the existence of souvenirs of normal life, and their revival in trance condition, are<br />
explained by the different vibratory movements which unite the soul and its psychic body to the material brain.<br />
With every change of state the vibrations, varying in intensity, become more rapid in the measure that<br />
the soul is released from the body. Sensations felt in a normal state register with a minimum of force and<br />
durability, but memory conscious, memory implacable, conserves the imprint of all its faults, and becomes its<br />
own judge, and sometimes its own executioner. But at the same time, the ME, broken into fragments and<br />
distinct layers during the earth life, reconstructs itself into a magnificent unity. All the experience acquired in<br />
the course of centuries, all the spiritual riches and fruits of evolution, often hidden or buried and lessened by<br />
this experience, reappear in their brilliancy and freshness to serve as a foundation of new acquisition. Nothing<br />
is lost! The deep layers of being, if they recount the faults and falls, proclaim also the slow, difficult efforts<br />
made in the course of the ages to beauty the personality, in the unfolding of the acquired faculties, qualities,<br />
and virtues.<br />
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