Tetrogramminton

Tetrackermiton Okay, okay, so when I was a kid, I loved fevers.

Having a fever.

Having a fever for me was really, really being in the crucible.

It was something where my body would change its physiology,

it changed its temperature.

My brain chemistry must have changed

and I got super lucid, you know, out of body,

very interdimensional.

And I remember very specifically intentionally not taking the aspirants and the medications when my

parents came in and said, you have a fever. I would intentionally not take them so that I could

have these mystical moments. And some of them really had to do with being aware that I wasn't

the guy that I thought I was.

There are other aspects of me that existed simultaneously.

And I kind of put that as just a dream that was a lucid experience.

Fast forward to my life now, I actually think those are truly other dimensions that we have access to and to live in,

those mystical moments really that are transcendent, you know, transcendental of space and time.

I would have never thought that as a kid, but my experience now is that I actually believe it's the truth.

Amazing. I never thought of this before you said that, that I think of fevers as a natural reaction in the body to fight something that's going on.

And I never thought of the mental aspect of it as maybe having some purpose.

But now hearing you say that, I wonder, is that part of the genius of the way the human

works is that we can see things when we have a fever that we can't see otherwise?

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