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(It is important that you help him separate from his physical temporarily.) BB lighted. (You mean like RAM here?) (That is correct.) He blanked. (How can I do it?) (Just pull gently. Use the energy you apply when you skip.) BB turned and moved in close to the man on the bed. I watched with fascination, wondering if this was the way it had started with me, if some nonphysical friend had been enlisted to help me move out of body during the early stages. But I didn’t have any nonphysical friends back then—that I knew of. Suddenly, the resistance grew much stronger and pushed me back. I held my position as best I could, feeling very uncomfortable. I turned inward and closed. The man was standing in the middle of the floor, and his physical body was on the cot. BB had backed away, flickering heavily. He focused at the INSPEC. (He’s out, I got him out! But, uh …) (Inquire as to his purpose.) The man responded, but all I was able to perceive was M Band scratching and screeching that indicated strong emotion. If it was his first time, I could understand and empathize with him. (He stated he wished to serve humankind. Very noble goal.) I managed to open somewhat. (Why this resistance? It’s there if I try to get close to his friend AA.) (A true paradox refuses to exist. You will understand soon.) BB came in strong. (He wants to go with us! Can he do that?) The resistance and screeching were so strong they hurt. Yet I knew I had the answer before the INSPEC gave it. (Inform him he must stay and perform his designed function. He has no other choice at this point.) In spite of the hurt, I tried to observe. After a moment, BB moved up and joined us. The man sank to his knees in the middle of the floor, and the screeching became so strong I had to close completely. (Let us move to a point where it is more comfortable for you.) I agreed eagerly.