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In the analysis of historical/religious concepts, the events listed under "Identical" in all three subcategories are principally the result of excursions into the Here-Now. Under the second column, virtually all experiences appear to be in areas other than present time-space. The third column represents uninterpretive or unreported data. Through the developing patterns of the experiments, changes in perception took place steadily, as indicated in the previous chapter. Early perception resulted chiefly from the experiments represented by the data in the first column, while the second- and third-column figures represent probing in the middle and later stages. It is evident that only by applying new concepts can these later results be relegated to the "known" areas. Classification by similarities and analogies brought about the emergence of another pattern of locales. Per Cent of Experiments When Characteristic Was Present Locale one Locale two Locale three Distribution in Successful Experiments Time Matter structure Conservation of energy Gravity Action/reaction Radiation Community organization Male-female relationship Learning process Maturity/aging