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The Logbook is used to keep a record of your work with all the Beta Blockers

Brane-Power Logbook for use with the Beta Blockers

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 Back cover of Brane-Power Logbook

Xochitl Flores writing in her logbook

Brane-Power Logbook
for use with the Beta Blockers
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I have finished the first level of 30 inductions. I write this log page to " decompress " from the experience and to organize my thoughts about it while allowing the new PuP* to integrate. I think this log page helps me to be more open about my experiences and to give me a feeling of completion about the experience when I am finished listening to the induction. -- M.A., Grass Valley, CA

*PuP is "parallel universe personae" as discovered in working with the Beacon, the Super Beacon and the Portable Super Beacon, and discussed in Brane-Power Founder E.J. Gold's book, Parallel Worlds Explored.

From the AUTHOR'S PREFACE
by E.J. Gold:

Actually, since the logbook is written largely by yourself, the preface should be by you, but that's not the way it works, I'm told ... so I'm writing this little "author's preface" to introduce you to the basic logbook concept.

A logbook is emphatically NOT a journal. It may take on some of the aspects of a journal, but is generally not as complete.

If you want to make a journal of your beta-blocker experiences, I recommend that you work from this logbook as a starting point, but then take your journaling into, perhaps, Open Office or some such word-processing program, and type it out, unless you're one of those who prefer hand-scribed journals, in which case, you might want one of those fancy Japanese journals.

Some experiences require a great deal of exposition, and some don't. You'll find that it will vary greatly, and so journal entries don't really fit into the snug compactness of a logbook.