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FUNCTIONING IN “MENTAL BODY.” 199
(No. 70.)
Ireland. DEAR TURVEY,
You certainly told me eight or nine points correctly of my house, and I am quite sure you have never seen it or a photo of it. These items of information you gave me voluntarily, but when afterwards I put two definite questions to you, your replies were wrong.
A— 5— H—.
The following extract is only part of the letter; the other part will be found in Chapter I., letter No. 54. A certain amount of ex- planation is needed in order that the reader may bé able to draw his conclusions.
Mr. Percy Street had given me permission to visit his house in the mental body whenever I felt that “I” could do so,
In passing I should like to remark that I make it a fixed rule never to intrude without permission, and, of course, only to “see’’ that which I should be allowed to see in the ordinary way.
I accepted the invitation, and his letter shows that on four occasions “1” managed to see something.
The last paragraph (5) of his letter refers to something which is a unique experience to me;