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**flnastyax** · 12-22-2005, 12:39 AM

Shifting of the assemblage point seemed to revolve around changing energy in ones aura (or 'shifting' it).
With the point shifted it seems one is still in body but with a changed state of consiousness.
Phasing is moving ones consciousness from this focus (of physical reality) to another non-material focus. Perhaps phasing very slightly might have a similar effect? One of entering a sort of altered state of consciousness through means of becoming distant from this focus - but not shifting focus enough to move to the astral completely. I'm not sure how the would differ to varying depths of trance though (it's possible to open the eyes even in moderately deep trance states and experiece quite a different state of consiousness of external reality).

12-22-2005, 12:39 AM	#2
flnastyax Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 454 Senior Member	Shifting of the assemblage point seemed to revolve around changing energy in ones aura (or 'shifting' it). With the point shifted it seems one is still in body but with a changed state of consiousness. Phasing is moving ones consciousness from this focus (of physical reality) to another non-material focus. Perhaps phasing very slightly might have a similar effect? One of entering a sort of altered state of consciousness through means of becoming distant from this focus - but not shifting focus enough to move to the astral completely. I'm not sure how the would differ to varying depths of trance though (it's possible to open the eyes even in moderately deep trance states and experiece quite a different state of consiousness of external reality).
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