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Tactile Sequence:
"And you and I have reviewed together how it is, due to the fact that our first apprehending capability inside the womb is where we have tactile communication with our mother for eight months. Then we’re born. You can put your finger in a child’s hand and already have communicated absolutely beautifully, tactilely.
“Therefore, all of our sensing about our life is always measured primarily in the tactile and everything else is referred to it. Distances are in feet and hands, our verticals in hands, and everything else we refer back to tactile. And you see me only when you say, ‘I can touch you.’ You’re not saying, ‘You’re where I hear you.’ You’re not saying, ‘You’re where I think you,’ or ‘Where I understand you.’ This is where I really am. There’s absolutely nothing going on in this room except where you and I understand each other. That we really can see a touchable group-- which is the very lowest order of apprehending of the Universe-- and we make such emphasis of it. It was all so important for a human being because he weighs in as life utterly helpless and with no information so far; though he has extraordinary”
