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  1. Richard Matheson _ What Dreams May Come

    The essence of it all-this is the important part-was the knowledge that my thoughts had been real. Not just the things I said and did. What went on in my mind as well, positive or negative.
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  2. Richard Matheson _ What Dreams May Come

    The gift?" "An ability to utilize the etheric sense despite their encapsulation in the physical body.
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  3. Richard Matheson _ What Dreams May Come

    Literally, it was inconceivable to us; as though, by divorcing, we would voluntarily permit ourselves to be torn in half.
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  4. Richard Matheson _ What Dreams May Come

    Did you know, Robert, that, in extreme unction, the seven centers of the body-covering the vital organs-are anointed to assist the dying person to withdraw vitality from those organs in preparation for complete withdrawal through the silver cord? And absolution of the dead was established to make certain that the silver cord is severed and all etheric matter withdrawn from the body.
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  5. Richard Matheson _ What Dreams May Come

    I loved Ann and would help her. Nothing in the depths of Hell would keep me from it.
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  6. Richard Matheson _ What Dreams May Come

    I'd been in the densest part of the earth's aura he told me, an aqueous region which was the source of myths about the waters of Lethe, the River Styx.
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  7. Richard Matheson _ What Dreams May Come

    Of only one thing I am certain. If the manuscript is true, all of us had better examine our lives. Carefully.
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  8. Richard Matheson _ What Dreams May Come

    Each man's life is a tome of episodes. Consider all the moments of your life enumerated one by one with full description.
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  9. Richard Matheson _ What Dreams May Come

    Anyone who couldn't understand that what's important is a man's soul, not the color of his skin, would never be content here.
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  10. Richard Matheson _ What Dreams May Come

    The agony of being earthbound can be indescribable. I'm sure the memory still haunts.
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  11. Richard Matheson _ What Dreams May Come

    They were completely devoted to each other. Except for us children, they seemed to have need for no one but each other. Not that they didn't see people. People liked them and wanted to see them, you know that; they were great friends with your Mom and Dad. But togetherness meant more to them than anything.
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  12. Richard Matheson _ What Dreams May Come

    That's my job; to bring adventure into your life.
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