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Phil was like a baby beginning to take his first steps, groping to discover what he could do and how far he could go as he became a ve ee eS comfortable with this new-found ability. There were about ten people at this first session, but later the group grew to almost 30 as curiosity-seekers learned of the experi- ments. | didn't know at the time that Phil would become so popular at these meetings that it would be many months before we would be able to have a private session again. By the time we again met in private, I was looking forward to it because I had found the group sessions were not the conducive atmosphere for my type of work. There was no chance to expand upon an interesting idea or question that someone had brought up. I could only make notes of things I wanted to pursue at a later date. Atleast Ibecame more at ease with this type ofchannelling. The following is some information pertinent to this book that came through during the group sessions. When the elevator door opened and he saw the strange planet, Phi. again exclaimed, "It's home' It's my home!" This time he was not so emotional. It wasjust an accepted fact,a welcome one. He was asked to describe and explain the meaning of the three spires. P: The Spires represent three separate levels ofachievement for the peoples on this planet. There was a transition from the physical to the spiritual. For the entire population no longer needed to be in incarnate form and migrated en masse to the other dimen- sions. The migration was from the physical to the ethereal or spiritual. The population remained on a physical planet; how- ever, they no longer needed to be in physical form. This is the meaning of the first spire. The second spire is a level of achieve- ment on the spiritual plane. A graduation from the lower to higher energy levels. This is not something that would be appar- ent to physical entities. The third spire is the achievement which has been accomplished at this point in time and is simply another graduation. D: Didsomethinghappen to triggerthis? Something thatmade them decide to "graduate"? P: Notso much triggered or made, but accomplished. The evolu- tion was a by-product of the graduation, or an effect. D: They no longerfelt theneed to bephysicalorto beencumbered, so to speak? And they shed theirphysicalbodies and becamepure energy? Rushing to Earth'sAid 105