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body of the dead man and prevent vandals from breaking          
into the tomb and disturbing his peace.                      
    "Throughout the land of Egypt were proclamations of          
the penalties which would befall any who violated the          
tomb.  The sentence: first the tongue of the violator would     
be torn out, and then his hands would be severed at the        
wrists.  A few days later he would be disemboweled, and       
buried to the neck in the hot sand where he would live out     
the few short hours of life.                                

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    "The tomb of Tutankhamen made history because of the
curse which fell upon those who violated that tomb.  All
the people who entered the tomb of Tutankhamen died or
suffered mysterious, incurable illnesses.
    "The priests of Egypt had a science which had been lost
to the present-day world, the science of creating Thought
Forms to do tasks which are beyond the skill of the human
body.  But that science need not have been lost, because
anyone with a little practice, with a little perseverance, can
make a thought form which will act for good or for bad.
    "Who was the poet who wrote: 'I am the captain of my
soul'?  That man uttered a great truth, perhaps greater than
he knew, for Man is indeed the captain of his soul.  Western
people have contemplated material things, mechanical
things, anything to do with the mundane world.  They have
tried to explore Space, but they have failed to explore the
deepest