Subject: How To Fly. Part 4 of 4. April 9, 2008.
This explains how we contain many different
bodies.
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`Yes,' she said, `but where did you get to?'
`I know you're going to find this hard to
believe, but I was picked up by extra-terrestrials
and taken to their planet. I will tell you
everything, but for now, please, just let me
sleep for as long as possible. I'll go to bed
now - I stretched out here so as not to wake you.'
`Your tiredness is not, I suppose, due to some
other reason?' Her tone was bitter-sweet and I
could sense her concern. However, she let me sleep
and it was a good thirty-six hours before I
opened an eye. I woke to find Lina bending over
me, with the anxious air of a nurse watching
someone gravely ill.
`How are you?' she asked. `I very nearly
called the doctor. I haven't known you to
sleep for so long without once stirring -
and yet you were dreaming and calling out in
your sleep. Who is the `Arki’ or `Aki' you
mentioned? And `Thao'? Are you going to tell
me?'
I smiled at her and kissed her. `I'm going
to tell you everything.' It occurred to me
then, that thousands of husbands and wives
must say that very same sentence, having no
intention whatsoever of explaining `everything'.
I wished I'd said something a little less
vulgar and common.
`Yes, I'm listening.'
`Good, and you must listen carefully, for
what I have to say is serious - very serious.
But I don't want to tell the same story twice.
Call our son in, so I can tell you both.'
Three hours later, I had largely finished
my account of the extraordinary adventure I'd
had. Lina, who is the least credulous member of
the family when it comes to such matters, had
detected, by certain expressions and certain
intonations in my voice, that something really
serious had happened to me. When one lives
twenty seven years with a person, some things
cannot be misunderstood.
I was besieged with questions, especially
from my son, for he has always believed in the
existence of other planets inhabited by
intelligent beings.
`Do you have proof?' asked Lina. I was
reminded of Thao's words - `They seek proof,
Michel, and always more proof.' I was a
little disappointed the question came from
my own wife.
`No, none, but when you read the book that
I must write, you will know that I tell the
truth. You won't have to `believe' - you will
know.'
`Can you imagine me telling my friends: `My
husband has just come back from the planet
Thiaoouba'?'
I asked her to speak of the matter to no
one, since my orders were not to speak, but
first to write. I felt it was better that way,
in any case, because words can be lost in the
breeze whereas what is written, remains.
The days and months passed by and now the
book is finished. All that remains to be done
is to publish it. On this subject, Thao had
assured me there would be few problems. This
was in response to a question I had asked in
the spacecraft on our return to Earth.
The `spacecraft' - how many things that word
brings to mind...
That last evening, on the beach, Thao had
pointed out the minuscule star that is the sun
that now made me perspire. We had then taken the
flying platform and headed for the space base -
quickly and without a word being spoken. A
space****p, prepared for immediate departure,
awaited us.
During our brief journey to the base, I had
observed in the darkness, that the Auras of
my companions were not ****ning as brilliantly
as usual. The colors were more subdued and
stayed closer to their bodies. This surprised
me, but I said nothing.
When we boarded the spacecraft, I assumed
we were going on a trip, perhaps with a
specific mission, to a nearby planet. Thao had
told me nothing.
Our take off went according to normal
procedures and was uneventful. I watched as
the golden planet became rapidly smaller,
presuming I'd be returning in a few hours
time - or perhaps the next day. Several hours
had elapsed before Thao finally addressed me
again.
`Michel, I know you have noticed our sadness.
It is very real, for there are certain partings
that are sadder than others. My companions and
I have become very attached to you and, if we
are sad, it is because, at the end of this
journey, we must part. We are taking you back
to your planet.'
Again, I felt a twinge in the side of my
stomach.
`I hope you won't hold it against us that we
left so quickly. We did so to spare you the
regrets one always has when one leaves a place
one is fond of - and I know you are enormously
fond of our planet, and our company. It's hard
not to think, `this is my last night' or `this
is the last time I will see this or that'.'
I looked down and had absolutely nothing to
say. We sat together in silence for some time.
I felt heavy, as though my limbs and organs were
weighted. I turned my head slowly towards Thao,
looking at her surreptitiously. She seemed even
sadder and something different was missing.
Suddenly, I knew - it was her Aura.
`Thao, what's happening to me? I can't see
your Aura any more.'
`It's normal, Michel. The great Thaori gave
you your two gifts - the ability to see Auras
and understand languages, to serve as tools in
your learning, but only for a limited time.
`This time has just elapsed, but don't be
saddened by the fact; after all, these are gifts
you didn't have when you first joined us. What
you do take back is knowledge that you and
millions of your fellow beings can profit from.
`Isn't that more im****tant than understanding
languages or being able to see Auras when you
aren't able to read them? It is the reading of
Auras that counts, after all - not the perceiving
of them.'
I accepted her reasoning, but was disappointed
nonetheless, for I had soon become accustomed to
the radiance around these people.
`Don't be sorry, Michel,' said Thao, reading my
thoughts. `On your planet, most people don't have
radiant Auras - far from it. The thoughts and
concerns of millions of Earthlings are so closely
related to material matters, that their Auras
are quite dull; you'd have been disappointed.'
I looked at her closely; very conscious of the
fact that soon I would see her no more. In spite
of her large size, she was so well pro****tioned;
her pleasant pretty face was without a wrinkle;
her mouth, her nose, her eyebrows - all were
perfect. Suddenly, the question that had been
brewing in my subconscious mind for so long
sprung to mind almost involuntarily.
`Thao, is there a reason for you all being
hermaphrodites?'
`Yes, and it is im****tant, Michel. I was
surprised you didn't ask that question sooner.
`You see, as we exist on a superior planet,
all we have that is material, is also superior,
as you have seen for yourself. Our various bodies,
including the physical body, must also be
superior, and in this domain, we have progressed
as far as it is possible to progress. We can
regenerate our bodies, prevent them from dying,
resuscitate them and even, sometimes, create
them. But in a physical body, there are other
bodies, such as the astral - indeed, there are
nine altogether. Those which interest us at
the moment are the fluidic body and the
physiological body.
The fluidic body influences the physiological
body which, in turn, influences the physical
body.
`In the fluidic body, you possess six
principal points which we call Karolas and
which the yogis on your planet call Chakras.
The first Chakra is the one situated between
your two eyes, just a centimeter and a half
above your nose. It's the `brain' of your
fluidic body, if you like; it corresponds to
the pineal gland, which is placed much
further back in your physical brain but on
exactly the same level. It was by placing a
finger on this Chakra that one of the Thaori
was able to liberate in you the gift of
understanding languages.
`Now, at the bottom of the fluidic body
and just above the s-x organs, is found a
very im****tant Chakra, which we call the
Mouladhara, 1 and which your yogis call
S-cred. Above this Chakra, and meeting the
spinal column, is the Palantius. 2
`It is in the form of a coiled spring
and only reaches the base of the spinal
column when it is relaxed.
`For it to become relaxed, it requires
the accomplishment of the se-ual act
between two partners who must not only
love one another, but also have a s-iritual
affinity between them. Only at that moment
and under these conditions will the
Palantius extend to the spinal column,
transferring an energy and special gifts
to the physiological body which then affects
the physical body. The person concerned will
experience happiness in s-xual enjoyment
that is far greater than normal.
`When, on your planet, you hear such
expressions among people very much in love
as: `we were in seventh heaven', `we felt
light', or `we were floating on air', you
can be sure the couples were in physical and
spi-itual accord and `made for one another'
- at least for a while.
`Certain Tantrists on Earth have attained
this point, but it isn't common among them,
for still their r-ligions, with ridiculous
rituals and prohibitions, create a real
obstacle to attaining this goal. When they
look at the forest, they don't see the trees.
`Let's go back to our loving couple: The
man has experienced great pleasure
transformed into beneficial vibrations for
the Palantius, thanks to a love which is
genuine, and absolute compatibility. All these
sensations of happiness were released by
the accomplishment of the se-ual act. The
sensations of happiness are not the same
with the female, but the process is the same
with her.
`Now, to answer your question. On our
planet, with bodies that are both male and
female, we can achieve, at will, the
sensations, both male and female. Of course,
this brings us a much greater range of -exual
pleasure than if we were mono-exual. Further,
our fluidic body can be at its best.
Our appearance is, needless to say, more
feminine than masculine -at least where our
faces and b-easts are concerned. Don't you
agree, Michel, that, as a general rule, a
woman has a prettier face than a man? Well,
we prefer to have faces that are pretty,
rather than unattractive.'
`What do you think of h-mo***uality?'
`The ho-o***ual, female as well as male,
is a n-urotic (when it is not a matter of
hormones) and neu-otics can't be condemned
but, like all ne-rotics, they should seek
treatment. In all things, Michel, consider
what Nature has decreed and you will have
the answers to your questions.
`Nature gave every living thing the
possibility of reproduction, (so) 1 that
various species might continue. According
to the Creator's will, males and females
have been created in all species. With human
beings, however, and for the reasons we have
already explained, he added features not
given to other species. For example, a
woman can bloom in se-ual fulfilment,
achieving a range of s-xual sensations
that can release the Palantius and bring
about vast improvements in her physical body
by way of the fluidic body.
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