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TECHNIQUES INVOLVING SIGHT .............................. 385 TECHNIQUES BASED ON VESTIBULAR SENSE ..... 386 TECHNIQUES INVOLVING HEARING ........................ 386 TECHNIQUES BASED ON TACTILE SENSATIONS . 387 TECHNIQUES BASED ON REAL MOVEMENTS AND SENSATIONS OF THE PHYSICAL BODY .................. 388 TECHNIQUES BASED ON INTENTION AND FEELINGS389 BEST OF THE MIXED TECHNIQUES.......................... 391 UNCONVENTIONAL TECHNIQUES ............................ 391 TECHNIQUES FOR BECOMING CONSCIOUS WHILE DREAMING...................................................................... 392 THE HIGHEST TECHNIQUE ......................................... 393 CHAPTER 13 – PUTTING A FACE ON THE PHENOMENON ................................................................... 394 STEPHEN LABERGE ..................................................... 394 CARLOS CASTANEDA .................................................. 395 ROBERT A. MONROE ................................................... 396 PATRICIA GARFIELD .................................................... 397 SYLVAN MULDOON ...................................................... 397 CHARLES LEADBEATER .............................................. 398 ROBERT BRUCE ............................................................ 399 RICHARD WEBSTER ..................................................... 399 CHARLES TART ............................................................. 400 CHAPTER 14 – FINAL TEST ............................................ 401 CHAPTER 15 – THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF PRACTICE 410 THE PROFESSIONAL-CLASS PRACTITIONER ........ 410 THE ABSOLUTE PRINCIPLE ........................................ 411 INDIRECT TECHNIQUES .............................................. 412 DIRECT TECHNIQUES .................................................. 413 BECOMING CONSCIOUS WHILE DREAMING .......... 415 NON-AUTONOMOUS METHODS ................................ 416 DEEPENING .................................................................... 416 MAINTAINING ................................................................. 417 CONTROL........................................................................ 419 APPLICATION ................................................................. 420 THE PLACE OF THE PRACTICE IN LIFE ................... 421 ABILITY TO TEACH ....................................................... 422 APPENDIX ................................................................................ 424