3.8. Resurrection on the consciousness border

Again, imagine consciousness divided into two parts: the inner and the outer. You can succeed in that if you disperse your consciousness.

Consider your surroundings (what you are able to feel, see, and perceive via your physical organs) as an inner part of your consciousness. Any physical reality -- for example, shopping in the supermarket, visiting a café, or any such connection between physical objects -- can be understood as an inner part of your consciousness. All objects, which are not in your physical surroundings -- thoughts and emotions, for example -- can be considering as being in an outer part of your consciousness.

This division into two parts is conditional. You can re-assign the parts: the inner part can be assigning to the thoughts and emotions, the outer, to the surroundings. Principally important is the division itself.

You should seek to find the connections between these two parts of consciousness. In the course of searching for these connections, you will be able to resurrect people.

In considering the outer part of consciousness, you will discern the fundamental structure of the world, which grounds on the collective consciousness -- on the consciousness of all subjects and objects, and on the Creator’s consciousness. Your goal is to act in a way corresponding to the way in which the Creator’s consciousness was developed. Only in this way can your consciousness have the correct characteristics. That is why you must always locate the proper place -- not the inner or outer part of your consciousness, but the part with the correct characteristics.

There is an area between the inner and outer parts -- the area, where you create a subject. When, for example, I materialize an object, I create the matter in a different part of this area, and then join all these in one contour. As result, I achieve object materialization, organ restoration, or person resurrection. You can do the same.

To recap, in this method consciousness divided in two parts: inner and outer. When you discern the connections between them, you see that it is in the border area between the parts that you resurrected a person.

3.9. Body control by the resurrection

This method bases on body control, which creates a space around the body for human resurrection. Your body will present something of the resurrected person; then that person, though at some distance, will see your body and its parameters. That person should see how you move, work, solve problems -- all that the things that will provide him/her with an example -- a guide for creation. Remember, you are for him/her a representative from all living people.

The body of the resurrected person uses some part of the body of a living individual as a template. That template derives from the body of the individual who accomplishes the resurrection. The idea behind this method is the recognition, by the individual who accomplishes the resurrection, that his/her body in fact provides the template for the resurrected person.

If you are to accomplish the resurrection, you must take care of your health, because the resurrected person will use it as an example. When you are feeling in harmony with the surrounding world, you transfer the information about the construction of the healthy body to the resurrected person. One common rule about health is this: the more people you resurrect, the better your own health will be. Even the events of your life, your friends, and your family will improve significantly.

The control of your body in the resurrection process mainly accomplishes through the body’s development – improvements to the body’s health. This control accelerates the resurrection process.