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The Call - Fifteen through walls. He took me up to the wall of the bedroom and told me that it was easy to pass through solid matter. He said it all depends on how I perceive matter. Like, if I think of matter as solid, it will be solid, but if I realize that it has a dif- ferent density from me, then I can control it and move through it like water. “Volmo showed me what he meant,” Ted continued. “He stuck his hand right through the wall. Then he told me to try it, and I did.” “Did it really work?” Marie asked. “No, not the first time. But I tried it again later, and I swear, my hand went through the wall like it wasn’t even there! And now that he’s worked with me a few times, it’s easy. We stand by the wall together, and then he takes my hand and we move through the wall, just like that!” “Where do you go when you pass through the wall?” “T wish I knew,” Ted laughed. “I’ve tried to remember what happens after that, but I just don’t know. It’s like I blank out.” “Do you feel all right when he’s with you, doing all this stuff?” “Yeah, it’s fun,” Ted said. “T like it, and I’m just amazed by the things he’s shown me. But I wish I knew what Volmo really is. You’ve taught me everything in the philosophy of spiritualism, but I don’t recall anything that explains this ” guy” Marie couldn’t explain Volmo, either. But later when they were together discussing these nighttime visits, Marie began to get an image of the being. She asked her own spirit guides to give her some understanding, and at last an explanation came. “T can see the image of Volmo,” she told Ted excitedly. “He’s here in spirit form around you right now.” She gave a physical description that matched the being Ted had come to know so intimately. “My guides tell me that Volmo is not of this earth,” she went on. “He’s an interplanetary spirit, but he’s gotten lost in our earth plane and now he can’t escape. That’s why he looks so strange, because he’s never been born in our world. But Masquerade of Angels 148 The Call - Fifteen the guides tell me that you shouldn’t fear him. He’s com- pletely harmless to you. In fact, they say that Volmo is a highly developed spirit in his own plane, and that he’ll be of great help to you.” This information gave Ted some welcome relief, and he tried to accept the guides’ explanation. They had never led him astray in the past. If some interplanetary spirit wanted to help him, he wouldn’t resist. And if he was bothered by the fact that he couldn’t remember much of what happened when he was with Volmo, well, he would just trust that someday everything would be made clear. Masquerade of Angels 149