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Actions. Most people are aware of the so-called placebo effect that occurs when sugar-pills administered instead of real pharmaceuticals work just as well as drugs about one quarter of the time. In the phase, this feat can be pulled off much more impressively and with much greater effectiveness, as not only may any pill (or other dosage form) be generated, but its effects can also be felt immediately. The physical body simply has no other choice when it is given a pill with ascribed properties. All of this forces the physical body to react to the events taking place in the phase and recreate the effect in every possible way in the practitioner's real-life organism. This is a great method. The physical body is totally fooled, and forced to work in a one way or another, solve a specific problem, or complete a certain task. The key to understanding how this occurs lies in the following fact: the physical body reacts to all experiences in the phase state as if they were actually occurring in reality, and attempts to physically adapt to phase events by trying to create the needed and hitherto insufficient effect. This is made clear by the following simple lab experiment: when observing a practitioner who is running while in the phase, changes in breathing patterns are recorded, as is increased heart-rate, elevated blood-pressure, and even blood rushing to the legs. And these are only external indicators. Along with them come the same internal endocrine secretions that would occur if the practitioner were actually running a race. These internal processes can be understood through the following example: taking a shot of vodka in the phase. One not only smells and tastes the vodka, but also instantly feels the corresponding effect of having a shot, which may partially linger on after having returned to the waking state. But the vodka may have no influence if the practitioner focuses on it having the same properties as water. That is, the vodka itself can thus lose its natural properties. And so, when taking medicine in the phase, one ought try right then and there to feel its effect, and as intensely as possible. For a long time, there was no explanation as to how taking medicine in the phase in the form of placebos could be effective and work. This is especially considering that the