1. True or False:
Anyone with a strong, focused desire can travel beyond their physical body.
...true
...false

2. For a clean memory of your nonphysical travel, you should...
...wash your brain.
...make a conscious effort to recall the event, as soon as you return to your physical.
...repeat the phrase, "I remember, I remember" seven times.
...quickly tell someone else about the event.

3. The awake/asleep line is...
...the joining between the here-now reality and other nonphysical environments.
...the moment just before your alarm goes off.
...a point between falling to sleep and remaining awake, alert and in control of your consciousness.
...a melding of thoughts from one traveling individual to another.

4. Your best defense against not-so-nice-nonphysical-nasties is...
...visualized armor or weapons.
...prayers for protection.
...stay-away thoughts.
...any of the above, adapted to fit your beliefs and attitude.

5. "Lift-out" is...
...an elevator that does not work.
...help from another nonphysical traveler.
...the nonphysical separation from the physical.
...an understanding of the cosmic connection.

6. Traveling beyond your body is like a puzzle because...
...you are assembling the pieces that allow you to get nonphysical.
...you can never find the last piece.
...the hardest part to figure out is the center.
...none of the above.

7. A "dream-travel" may be...
...a nonphysical visit to your favorite place.
...a nonphysical travel that acts out a dream.
...a state of lucid or non-lucid dreamlike consciousness while traveling.
...all of the above or any one on its own or two together or...
(this one's a freebie:)

8. To focus on a "quick-travel", you would...
...count rapidly forward until you reach twenty.
...first look here and then look there.
...choose a nearby destination that holds a special attachment.
...think of your nonphysical as a tape playing in fast-forward.

9. The best way to sharpen your awareness while traveling is to...
...focus your attention on your nonphysical actions.
...ask inquisitive-wanna-know-ponder-this-and-that questions.
...the first and second answers.
...the third answer. :^)

10. When you are traveling beyond your body, thought equals...
...fifty percent of its weight while physical.
...the sum of all things pondered.
...action.
...all of the above.

11. "Vibration" is...
...a physical noise that disturbs your meditation.
...bad shocks on your car.
...the wave-frequency at which your bed and your physical body connect.
...a signal prior to a potential travel.

12. An immediate "pull-back" to your physical may occur following your separation, if you...
...do not properly position your body in a N-S magnetic alignment.
...allow random thoughts of your physical, while still within close range.
...smell your feet.
...allow your Norjag-Wave to become erratic.

13. You should always...
...have a basic plan of action for your travels.
...place 6 drops of liquid near your bedside for purely psychic reasons.
...sit in the lotus position previous to a travel.
...remember to open the bedroom window, for your nonphysical exit.

14. Objects that are viewed nonphysically may appear to...
...contain mass but not volume.
...shimmer or glow.
...move upward and downward, but not sideways.
...replay an event that has not yet happened.

15. Non-verbal communication is:
...the connection between your physical and nonphysical bodies.
...the act of unintentionally talking while you sleep.
...a rapid-fire exchange of thoughts and feelings between travelers.
...how most marriages end.

Bonus Question
(counts for 3 points, because it's irrelevant:)
16. How many states (U.S.) have I called home?
...four states
...three states- MD, AZ, LA
...two states
...one state

Bonus Question Too (2 points, also irrelevant)
17. What kind of doughnut did I "send" to you my friends?
...jelly with sprinkles.
...chocolate with cream filling.
...plain.
...caramel topped with peanuts.

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