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the first rumbling of flashes from another world to seep through. It would be several weeks before we could discover the meaning ofthis wanes wed ee en fo ne ey ey ns DES scene and the reason for his reluctance to explore it. In subsequent sessions he seemed to be drawn to the German life even though there were feelings of bitterness there. He felt a great deal of emotion stirred by these memories. There were vivid feelings of anger, frustration and unhappiness. He wanted to let these out very badly while in trance but he was afraid of offending me if he showed emotion. He admitted he had great difficulty dealing with emotion in his present life also. He felt compelled to keep it inside. He would not even allow his family to see his feelings. I assured him that that was what Iwas there for, so he could safely let itout. This release can oftentimes be very beneficial. During the sessions that followed, he occasionally saw more scenes that bothered him. Glimpses of a strange city with lots of towers and cars that flew like Planes and hovered in the air. The ee ey 7: vee ee ee re we ta whole appearance of the city was of a colorless, gray sameness with white lights showing through. Each time this scene appeared he with- drew from it. He would ask to return again to the safety of the eleva- tor and go elsewhere. I was intrigued because the scenes definitely sounded other-worldly or at least futuristic and I was anxious to explore them. But Iknew from experience not to let my curiosity intervene. It was best not to rush the subject, to let them discover these abilities and lives at their own pace. In my work, patience un ce usually pays off. Phil was puzzled. "I have the feeling there is something just beneath the surface that is trying tocome through and it almost did a couple of times." He felt whatever it was could be contacted through the elevator if he could only find the right floor or level and had the courage to explore it. I sensed it was somehow associated with the various scenes of the jagged horizon and the strange city. We were building trust and rapport and I continued to have ses- sions with Phil in addition to the others Iwas working with. His answers were becoming more spontaneous and because of these odd scenes I thought something might possibly emerge that would be worth exploring. They had certainly aroused my curiosity. Little did I know what adventures lay in wait for us. 8 _ The Keepers of the Garden