appearance quickly, or when feeling constantly vivid sensations and actions. Otherwise, a foul will occur if one drags out transmutation or otherwise performs it slowly. CONTROLLING PAIN Along with all the positive experiences and sensations that may be enjoyed in the phase, experiences of a painful nature may also manifest. Punching a wall in a deep phase state will cause the same pain as if a wall had been struck in physical reality. Some actions in the phase may unavoidably cause unpleasant feelings of pain; therefore, it is necessary to know how to avoid painful actions. Focusing on an internal confidence that pain will not result from an action will alleviate the problem. A practitioner may experiment with this type of focus by pummeling a wall while resolving that there is no pain. If the experiment succeeds, then obtaining the same result will never again require the same level of effort; thinking that the phase is painless will suffice. MORAL STANDARDS IN THE PHASE From the very beginning, it should be understood that the moral compass of the phase space has nothing in common with the societal norms and laws of the physical world. The phase space seemingly imitates the physical world with all its properties and functions only because we are accustomed to them and are not expecting anything else. Moral principles and rules apply only to the place where they were developed. It does not make sense to profess them while in the phase. The practitioner should not refrain from certain actions in the phase because some would be unacceptable, improper, or bad in the real world. These are merely behavioral patterns that are hardly suited to the world of the phase, where everything operates on the basis of entirely different laws.