Lehal Library

Understand Open: Receptive Closed: Tune down (or out) external stimuli Flickered: Uncertain CLICK!: Instantaneous change in consciousness Blank: Don’t understand Turn in: Consider, think over Vibrate: Show emotion Smooth: Get it together, in charge of self Dulled: Lost interest Lighted: Happy, idea, enthusiasm Rolled: Amused, laughed Curl: Organized energy, usually intelligent, local slang Plied: The way things are, goes with the territory One of the earliest discoveries made in the new mode of LetSomebody-Else-Do-the-Driving was that I had more than one nonphysical body. Upon return, I began to notice it took a small additional effort to get back into the physical. Initially, I assumed this to be nothing more than some minor misalignment as I tried to reenter. On one particularly difficult attempt, I pulled back slightly, stopped trying, and examined the problem. My physical body appeared to be not one, but two—much as when your vision is slightly impaired by astigmatism. They seemed very close together, no more than three or four inches apart, one slightly behind and fainter than the other. I approached the nearest of the two slowly, slid into it very easily. I held this position for several moments. It seemed as if I were partially interspersed with the physical, yet not quite in phase. The condition had a familiarity that took me all the way back to the vibration I first encountered and the physical paralysis that went with it. The sensation was near-identical—without the panic. From there, it was easy to reenter the physical with a simple twitchlike movement, akin to a shrug of the shoulders. Thereafter, I began to take particular notice of physical reentry and found that I did indeed reenter a second form just prior to the physical body. In