Hackers Underworld 2: Forbidden Knowledge/Hackers Underworld 2: Forbidden Knowledge.iso/OCCULT/ASSESS.TXT

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                          A RAY ANALYSIS INTERVIEW

                                conducted by
                                  Judi Laws

                           An Edited Transcription

(Editor's Note:  The following interview with Mary Ann Casalino was
conducted by Judi Laws.  Initially, five questions of a "shotgun" nature
are asked to get some idea of which rays are present in the individual.
Following that, questions are directed at identifying the rays of the
mental, astral, physical, personality, and soul, in that order.  Laws told
those in attendance that when she had finished her inquiries, they would
have an opportunity to ask additional questions of MAC.  After the
questioning was completed, the audience would, collectively, attempt to
determine MAC's rays.

    To maximize the usefulness of this ray analysis to readers, Laws
deleted those portions of the dialogue which she felt did not contribute to
ascertaining MAC's rays.)


Q:  Mary Ann, darling, tell us about your favorite color?
A:  Purple and red, I think those two summarize it.
Q:  When you were in school what subject or subjects did you like most?
A:  I didn't like too many subjects at all but probably religion - I
    survived a Catholic education and religion was the main focus
    -probably some literature - I was also attracted to poetry.
Q:  Is there any particular country with which you feel a deep rapport or
    have an affinity to - whether or not you have traveled there - a
    country that just grabs you and you say "yes!"?
A:  Yes, Paris does that.
Q:  On which of the lower four planes are you most comfortable
    functioning (physical, astral, mental, intuitional) - not where you
    spend the most time but on which of those are you most comfortable?
A:  Intuitive.
Q:  Do you have any idea why you are on the planet?
A:  Yes, I'm here to serve.
Q:  Serve anything in particular or just to serve?
A:  To serve wherever I'm most needed.
Q:  Are you an analytical person?
A:  No.
Q:  Are you able to concentrate on mental work if it's noisy- jackhammer
    outside-stereo blaring?
A:  I would have a problem; especially for a long period of time - yes.
Q:  Tell us how you would go about reading a non-fiction book of your
    choosing?
A:  I would open it up and look at the copyright page first - see who
    published it, and then I would read the covers - I would probably skim
    through it fast then start to read it - page by page.
Q:  Do you have any trouble with mind racing - you can't turn your head
    off?  Mind racing - would it keep you up at night?
A:  No.
Q:  Do people fuss with you about not answering a question directly?
A:  No.

Q:  Do you usually have four or five books that you are reading at the
    same time on different subjects.
A:  Magazines, yes;  books, no.
Q:  Will you go to a lecture on virtually any subject?
A:  No.
Q:  Are you a calm, unflappable person?
A:  Absolutely not!
Q:  Have you exploded more than once in the last month?
A:  Absolutely.
Q:  Do you pray or meditate?
A:  Both.
Q:  Which form of the Diety do you address?
A:  The One.
Q:  Do you form emotional attachments easily.
A:  I would have to say generally no.
Q:  Do you dislike emotional displays in live persons, on the TV?
A:  No - Do I like it? I don't like the display but I like the life in it
    - I like the sign of life that it indicates.
Q:  How does your skin react to the sun?
A:  I tan very easily.
Q:  What Color?
A:  Brown - roasty toasty brown.
Q:  Can you work long hard hours if necessary?
A:  Absolutely.
Q:  And take stress and stimuli coming from different directions?
A:  Yes.
Q:  And of course, weather permitting, you are an outdoorsy person - you
    like being out.....
A:  Oh, yes.
Q:  Do you dress for a purpose - functional - comfort - aesthetics?
A:  Comfort first - aesthetics second.
Q:  Do you operate on the principle of brinksmanship, an eleventh hour
    person? - I have some friends in the audience who say "Thank God for
    the last minute because if it weren't for the last minute nothing
    would ever get done!"   Are you one such?
A:  I prefer not to - but thank God for the last minute.
Q:  Do you have a high energy level?
A:  Oh, yeah!
Q:  Do you find there are ample opportunities for you to express the
    energy you have or is there some frustration or limitation there?
A:  Most of the time I can express it.
Q:  Are you someone who sits down to dinner - a nice dinner - not just a
    hamburger in front of the TV?
A:  I do both but I most definitely enjoy the nice dinner.
Q:  In your daily life, do you strive for elegance, the art of living?
    Not necessarily spending a lot of money, but quality?
A:  Oh Yes, that's very important.
Q:  Do people confide in you?
A:  Yes, they do.
Q:  Do you avoid the limelight, preferring to work behind the scenes?
A:  It varies.  Depends what the work is.  Either one is fine.
Q:  Do you work well in groups and committees?
A:  Yes.
Q:  Are you a list maker?  Someone who makes lists of things to be done?
A:  When I'm forced to do it, but that's not my natural way of working.
Q:  Are you someone who has a place for everything and everything in its
    place?
A:  No.
Q:  Do you like to plan your leisure time - your nights - weekends and get
    really annoyed if plans get cancelled or changed?
A:  I think I would like to have it more set than more leisurely.
    Sometimes I do get annoyed if plans get changed.
Q:  Are you someone who tells the truth and lets the chips fall as they
    may?
A:  More yes than no.
Q:  You do then find there are times when tact and diplomacy don't cut it
    - when you just have to use a little force?
A:  98%
Q:  Are you uncomfortable if you don't have enough irons in the fire?
A:  No.
Q:  If you could choose the life you were to live next and program the
    country, the parentage, the education, the financial circumstances, do
    you have any idea what you would want to do?
A:  I think I would make it a professional country - I would bring in all
    the professionals and get rid of the non-professionals (the people who
    get in the way) - then I would have all these people in the fields who
    are the best, meet together to create a professional country; world.
Q:  Define professional for me?
A:  I guess people who can use what they were given, at their highest
    level, and create an aura of professionalism - just to spiral up what
    they have inside.  The quality of a person.
Q:  Not related to any disciplines or vocations?
A:  No, I think everyone has their own...
Q:  Have you had a lifelong fantasy of working the land being in touch
    daily with mother nature?
A:  I have a little 6x6 garden which I love to work.
Q:  Would you characterize your major contribution to life as that of
    being a mediator - someone who can effect workable compromises?
A:  No.
Q:  Would you say that your underlying purpose in life is to reconcile old
    ideas and ways of doing things with the new ones?
A:  I would like to say yes, but I don't think so.
Q:  Do you feel that you are a stranger in a strange land - that there is
    a thin veil separating you from others no matter how close to them you
    are?
A:  I sometimes feel that to be true, but generally no.
Q:  Have people commented on your staying power - your ability to hold on
    even if you're thwarted again, again and again?
A:  I think that's somewhat true.
Q:  Do you find that your deepest satisfaction lies in helping lighten
    the burdens of other people?
A:  Yes.
Q:  Is the most important thing in your life to follow an inner vision?
A:  Yes.

Q:  Like Mother Teresa, Martin Luther King?
A:  No.  I guess it's a group vision - not necessarily my individual
    vision.

   (At this point, members of the audience were invited to ask questions
    of Casalino.)

Q:  What about the time orientation - you tend to be past, present or
    future oriented?
A:  Right now.
Q:  If you had to name one word or phrase that sums up one the probl