CHAPTER 5

AS ABOVE, SO BELOW, PART I

4-16-2001

Fear, and the perception of it, is two-dimensional. Man fears, and he doesn't fully comprehend the fear. If he did, then it's not fear at all.

But, what happens when you take something that they are used to dealing with in their flat, two-dimensional, way... Adding a new twist on something and suddenly taking what is flat and two-dimensional, and taking it to the third dimension...

What happens when, you take a man, who is used to dealing with fear in one way only, and suddenly not only does he have to deal with it head on, but from above and under as well?

What happens when, fear becomes as above, so below?.......