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'''Reflectivation''' is a [[communication]] [[technique]] employed to reach a large number of persons with [[information]] supplied from high universe authorities with little or no adverse [[influence]] by the ''reflectivator'' due to their serving in an [[unconscious]] mode. This [[method]] was [http://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=1995-10-20-Change_of_Teachers_For_Group#Reflectivity initially referenced by the teacher Rayson] while visiting with the [[Pocatello TeaM]] where he said:

'''Reflectivation''' is a [[communication]] [[technique]] employed to reach a large number of persons with [[information]] supplied from high universe authorities with little or no adverse [[influence]] by the ''reflectivator'' due to their serving in an [[unconscious]] mode. This [[method]] was [http://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=1995-10-20-Change_of_Teachers_For_Group#Reflectivity initially referenced by the teacher Rayson] while visiting with the [[Pocatello TeaM]] where he said:

"True reflectivation might be [[compared]] to the [[ancient]] [[practice]] on [[this planet]] of two men on [[mountains]] separated by many, many miles of valley. At noontime one man holds in his hand a [[mirror]] by means of which he [[reflects]] the [[light]] of the [[sun]] overhead to his [[comrade]] on the far distant mountain. His comrade, in turn, also possesses a mirror by means of which he as well may not only [[reflect]] the light of the sun to the first man but also may reflect the first man's reflection to yet a third man on another mountain. Do you understand this [[analogy]]?" </blockquote>

"True reflectivation might be [[compared]] to the [[ancient]] [[practice]] on [[this planet]] of two men on [[mountains]] separated by many, many miles of valley. At noontime one man holds in his hand a [[mirror]] by means of which he [[reflects]] the [[light]] of the [[sun]] overhead to his [[comrade]] on the far distant mountain. His comrade, in turn, also possesses a mirror by means of which he as well may not only [[reflect]] the light of the sun to the first man but also may reflect the first man's reflection to yet a third man on another mountain. Do you understand this [[analogy]]?" </blockquote>

==See also==

==See also==

*'''''[[Reflectivity]]'''''

*'''''[[Reflectivity]]'''''

[[Category: Linguistics]]

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