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William Wallace felt perfectly ECSTATIC when they castrated him and removed his bowels and burned them in a brazier in front of his face! A: Yes. Q: (L) So, when you say ‘ecstatic’ you could just be talking about jumping out a window and croaking?! You gotta understand here! The perspective here on 3rd density! You don’t have faces to smash on pavements! Q: (L) So, knowledge is going to protect us against post-transformational trauma and confusion. You are saying that this transition to 4th density is going to be traumatic and confusing. Do you mean transformation from 3rd to 4th density, or 3rd to 5th density, i.e. death? A: Both. Q: (L) So, if one does not have the shock and trauma and the confusion and so forth, one is then able to function better? A: Yes. Q: (L) Well, if a person transitions directly from 3rd to 4th density without cycling through Sth density via dying, that implies that persons can transition directly from 3rd to 4th density without dying. Is that correct? A: Yes. Q: (A) Okay, they say that knowledge is supposed to protect from trauma and confusion. On the other hand, all is lessons, so trauma is a lesson. Why are we supposed to work to avoid a lesson? A: You are correct, it is a lesson, but if you have foreknowledge, you are learning that lesson early, and in a different way. Q: (L) So, if you learn the lesson in a different way, does that mitigate the need or the way or the process of the way of learning at the time of transition? 372 Chapter Twelve A: Not so long ago, your face smashed upon the pavement... Q: (L) Was that an ecstatic experience? A: Neither will/do you/us. Q: (A) You say knowledge protects. It protects against WHAT? A: Many things. One example: post-transformational trauma and confusion. Q: (L) How does that feel? How is that experience... A: Alice through the looking glass. A: Yes. Smoother.