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Immediately after separation, the practitioner's attention is focused on his already having achieved his desired embodiment. This must not merely be imagined - instead, one must try to feel the new embodiment immediately. For example, if a phaser wants to transform into a snake, then after rolling-out he must try no matter what to immediately feel himself rolling out while in the elongated body of a snake, and not of a person. If this is not successful, then other transmutation techniques need to be tried, as this one is to be used only at the beginning of a phase entrance. If transmutation is successful, then one should immediately move on to deepening the phase while in the newly obtained embodiment, like after a conventional separation. Dynamic Transmutation While still in human form in the phase, one should briskly imitate the movements of the target animal while taking on its external appearance. During this process, it's important to not only imitate the movement of the creature, but also try to feel oneself being it. The practitioner will gradually take on all of the anatomical sensations and external appearance of the target form. For example, if the practitioner has decided to become a tiger, then he should try to run in leaps on his four extremities, trying to feel the entire body of the big cat along with its sensations, starting from the touch of its paws and claws on the earth to the tip of its tail. Transmutation upon Translocation When using the technique of translocation via teleportation with eyes closed, you need to focus your attention not so much on the translocation destination as on your external appearance and internal sensations. Once translocation has taken place, the phaser will turn up in the right place and in the right form. For example, if a practitioner has decided to become a disembodied sphere, then he should close his eyes in the phase and focus on both the thoughtform of the place where he wants to appear and on his sensations. An immediate sensation of flight and gradual feeling of transformation of bodily perception will arise. Depending on the degree of concentration, the flight may