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            <text>=== **Page: 1 of 2**&#13;
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Results  &#13;
Back my auto-hyp  &#13;
pupil  &#13;
(Si System)  &#13;
Saturday  &#13;
Bill &amp;  &#13;
Elyn Tache  &#13;
Mt. Shasta,  &#13;
Calif.&#13;
&#13;
Dear Ted,&#13;
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Wishing you and your family a very  &#13;
Merry Christmas - AND a Happy AND  &#13;
Prosperous New Year!&#13;
&#13;
Enclosed you will find an article  &#13;
from the L.A. Times of some weeks ago - also  &#13;
the address of a Society you might wish  &#13;
to write to.&#13;
&#13;
We just got to Mt. Shasta and received  &#13;
our mail - which included the tape, your  &#13;
letter and Book &amp; Photostated material - all  &#13;
much appreciated.&#13;
&#13;
We have been using our Auto Hyp to  &#13;
great results - there is definitely a change  &#13;
Also - we are trying to round up a  &#13;
group of people you could teach your  &#13;
Auto-Hyp method to - OR EVEN BETTER,&#13;
&#13;
=== **Page: 2 of 2**&#13;
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MY PERSONAL FILE, from Bernard Brugger, 10171 114 St. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 12/1/73&#13;
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-2-&#13;
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But, I spent only a short afternoon with Mr Matthews and that's too bad, because I know I could learn quite a lot more from him!&#13;
&#13;
A few months ago, you told me, if you remember, that I might experience my first sighting before the end of the year! Well, a few weeks ago, that is, I am certain, exactly what happened. It was about 2:00 P.M. when I saw, in a beautifully clear, blue sky such as we have in Alberta, an oblong shaped (a little bit like a fat cigar!) object, which seemed to stay still, about 600-800' high and 1 mile from me. Then it receded in the distance and disappeared within 3-5 minutes. The same afternoon, about 4:00 P.M. as I walked through the same spot (from which a good vantage view about the city can be obtained) here it was again! After a few seconds, it started to move, fairly slowly, in a zig-zag fashion and disappeared in the distance.&#13;
&#13;
*whitish-phosphorescent&#13;
&#13;
Also, I have been practicing auto-hypnosis steadily. I have had some undeniably good results, in particular lately. Some how I realize that I am still in an experimental stage.&#13;
&#13;
I mean that it seems that I have to try and see what I can achieve with the mechanism. At any rate, I realize more and more that it's a tremendous tool. I ordered a psychoramma from Schneider. Hopefully it will be here next January.&#13;
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