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Q: (L) Alright, was this the ending of an abduction that had already taken place? A: Not the proper terminology. It was the conclusion to an event, not necessarily what one would refer to as an abduction, but more what one would refer to as an interaction. Q: (L) At what level of density do these thought centers have their primary focus? A: Thought centers do not have primary focus in any level of density. This is precisely the point. You are not completely familiar with the reality of what thoughts are. We have spoken to you on many levels and have detailed many areas involving density level, but thoughts are quite a different thing because they pass through all density levels at once. Now, let us ask you this. Do you not now see how that would be possible? Q: (L) Yes. But what I am trying to do is identify these conflicting thought centers. If two thought centers, or more, conflict, then my idea would be that they are in opposition. A: Correct. Q: (L) Okay, in the experience I felt a paralysis of my body, what caused this paralysis. A: Yes. Separation of awareness. Which is defined as any point along the pathway where one’s awareness becomes so totally focused on one thought sector that all other levels of awareness are temporarily receded, thereby making it impossible to become aware of one’s physical reality along with one’s mental reality. This gives the impression of what is referred to as paralysis. Do you understand? Q: (L) And what event can sidetrack the mental processes to this extent? In this particular case, what was it? A: Whenever two opposing units of reality intersect, this causes what can be referred to as friction, which, for an immeasurable amount of what you would refer to as time, which is, of course, non-existent, creates a non- existence, or 321 High Strangeness — Part Three A: That was your choice. Q: (L) What was the nature of the interaction? A: The conflicting of energies related to thought center impulses. Q: (L) Yes. And what stimulates this total focus of awareness? A: An event which sidetracks, temporarily, the mental processes. A: It was an eclipsing of energies caused by conflicting thought centers. Q: (L) What energies were being eclipsed?