All power of man’s body originates in the cells through machinery operated by the menorgs.

To create power which is caused by of different density.

New substances have to be drawn into the cells constantly and changed into heat and power by combustion and the waste matter must then be thrown out again.

Naturally the machinery of the cells built and operated by the menorgs wears out and has to be repaired or replaced entirely from time to time.

So after the body has utilized the combined forces of the cells for a certain length of time a shut down period of operations is necessary for the purpose of a complete clean up and installation of new machinery.

Such shut down periods are decided by the executive mind who causes the entire body of man to relax without further muscular or mental efforts until the cells have been replenished with sufficient new machinery and materials to be able to resume operations again at full strength.

During such shut down periods man goes into a coma which he calls rest or sleep.

During these periods the executive forces that superintend man’s consciousness take their vacations and he knows nothing that takes place in the outside world which surrounds his body.

After sufficient time has elapsed for complete recuperation the executive forces of the mind return from their vacations and go to work again.

However just before they have become fully adjusted to their regular duties the machinery of consciousness begins to move in an irregular manner and man’s consciousness does not grasp the situation properly and he has a series of incoherent thoughts which, after he regains his equilibrium once more he recollects and calls dreams.

These dreams usually take an attitude caused by some past event, or they are caused by a telementic disturbance created by some outside mental instruments.

There will be no bad dreams for those who are asleep if they have no bad thoughts when they are awake.

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