(Q) What causes the fears and nightmares [
2803] experiences
when left alone at night, and how may she overcome this
condition?
(A) This should be considered in the material or the
physical approach. But if there is the paralleling of that
which prompted the individual entity in that experience to
call Barak to lead - out of reason, not in its own family -
nor in its own household, nor its own brethren, nor its own
husband - it will be seen how that criticism was brought
at the time. Parallel same for an experience if there were
to be such activities in the present, and we will see there
is an innate fear when not in the protection of that choice
made, see?
Then, the way and manner to overcome - it is not a physical
thing but a psychological. Know in Whom you have believed,
and that the faith is not in the man alone but in the
principle for which he stands, - as the love manifested or
expressed for an ideal brought forth in the relationships
manifested in the present.
And with these understandings, these interpretings, - in
WHOM is the trust now to be made? In [
1710], or in God? In
thyself and thy relationship to God, or the fear as to what
somebody else will say?
(Q) In what relationship, name and activity, was [
1710]
associated with his sister, [
1523] and what are the urges
in the present?
(A) We haven't [
1523] in Deborah and Barak! We have had
relationships indicated in other experiences in the world
- shall we go to those or shall we conclude this?
We are through.
Copy to Self
Copy to [1523]
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BACKGROUND
See
1710-3 and
2803-2.
REPORTS
See subsequent reports under
1710-3, and under
2803-2.



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