| The first excerpt represents the past or something you must release, and is drawn from Pathology of Lying, Etc. by William and Mary Healy: once did they ever notice anything suggestive of a mental
peculiarity other than her lying. Then she did talk quite
incoherently and at random for a time (she is a great talker
anyhow), but later she said she realized what she had done, and
said not to mind her--she had just let her tongue rattle on and
did not mean anything by it.
On two or three occasions Amanda has started to school in the
morning and wandered off and kept going all day. She had been
immoral with boys, but not to any great extent. She undertook to
be religious for a time, but her sincerity was always in
question. She knows the character of her own mother and
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The second excerpt represents the present or the deciding factor of the moment, and is drawn from The Koran: unto Pharaoh and Haman and Qarun. They said, 'A lying sorcerer!' and
when they came to them with truth from us, they said, 'Kill the sons
of those who believe with him, and let their women live!' but the
stratagem of the misbelievers is only in error!
And Pharaoh said, 'Let me kill Moses; and then let him call upon his
Lord! verily, I fear that he will change your religion, or that he
will cause evil doing to appear in the land.'
And Moses said, 'Verily, I take refuge in my Lord and your Lord from
every one who is big with pride and believes not on the day of
reckoning.'
And a believing- man of Pharaoh's people, who concealed his faith,
The Koran |
The third excerpt represents the future or something you must embrace, and is drawn from The Monster Men by Edgar Rice Burroughs: to his own fleet before his unhappy encounter with the
wild white man and his abhorrent pack, and a moment later
his heart leaped as he saw the familiar faces of several
of his men; but who were the strangers in the stern,
and what was a Chinaman doing perched there upon the bow?
The prahu was nearly opposite him before he recognized
Professor Maxon and von Horn as the white men of the
little island. He wondered how much they knew of his
part in the raid upon their encampment. Bududreen had
told him much concerning the doctor, and as Muda Saffir
recalled the fact that von Horn was anxious to possess
The Monster Men |
