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replied, "But            
Western people, except for a very small minority, have not       
the capacity for spiritual things.  All they want is war, sex,   
sadism, and the right to pry into the affairs of others."       
    The long night wore on, we rested and refreshed our-            
selves with tea and tsampa.  At last the first faint streaks of  
light shot across the mountain range behind us.  As yet the
valley at our feet was immersed in darkness.  Somewhere a       
yak began to bellow as if sensing that a new day would soon       
be upon us.  Five in the morning Tibetan time.  About            
eleven o'clock by the time in England, I judged.  Gently I      
nudged the old lama who was dozing lightly.  "Time we
went into the astral!" I said.
    "It will be the last time for me," he replied, "for I shall   
not return to my body again."                              

                                              170  

    Slowly, not hurrying at all, we again entered the astral
state.  Leisurely we arrived at that house in England.  The
man lay there sleeping, tossing a little, on his face there was
a look of extreme discontent.  His astral form was encom-
passing his physical  body with no sign yet of separation.
    "Are you coming?"  I asked, in the astral.  "Are you
 coming," repeated the old lama.  Slowly, almost reluc-
tantly, the man's astral form rose above his physical body.
Rose, and floated above it, reversed, head of astral to feet
of physical, as one does.  The astral body swayed and
bobbed.  The sudden roar of a speeding train nearly sent it
back into the physical, Then, as though a sudden decision
had been reached, his astral form tilted, and stood before
us.  Rubbing his eyes as one awake

date: Fri, 8 Nov 2007 20:39:58 GMT   author:   Rev. Harvey I. Erler