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THE PHASE Shattering the Illusion of Reality

Michael Raduga

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example, one can easily warm up the entire body, heat up only the brain, or even massage it, as incredible as that may sound. Though this may strike some as unbelievably strange, one may actually put one's hand through the body while in the phase, feel any organ, and influence or affect it as necessary. Doing this feels so realistic that people are often long unable to bring themselves to attempt it, if only out of the fright that strikes them when they feel their own hand passing through their own body and touching their internal organs. For example, if a person wants to have an affect on the liver, he will be able not only to hold it with his left hand, but also to directly feel the liver itself, as well as the sensation of holding it. This may be particularly frightening when acting on the heart or the brain. The phase is the only place where one may do all this. And this is truly more than just an incredible experience that leaves an emotional impression lasting one's entire life. Significantly, one can affect not only a disease, but also its symptoms. By alleviating and eliminating symptoms, one will likewise influence their source. This is especially important when the source of the symptoms themselves is not well understood. Of course, as with most other techniques for influencing the body while in the phase, a single direct treatment is often not enough. As a rule, the procedure should be performed several times by entering the phase for several days in a row, or even implementing a treatment regime. Either way, all this depends on a practitioner's level of skill in employing the technique. It goes without saying that an experienced practitioner need perform far fewer procedures than a novice. Therapeutic indications. Directly influencing the organism is easiest when it comes to a problem whose localization is known. It is very difficult to directly influence an imperceptible illness of an unknown nature that exhibits few symptoms. Example. The example of an injured leg will now be taken up again. The practitioner enters a deep phase and immediately begins manipulating the leg in every way possible. First, he concentrates on his leg not hurting and being already healed, and tries to circulate internallygenerated therapeutic heat and vibrations about it. The
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