FOREWORD
BY JOHN C. LILLY， M.D
For an understanding of the silent communication between
bodies， I recommend this book. Without benefit of voicing or
whispering， without the sounds of the larynx， pharynx，
tongue， lips， teeth excited by expired gases traveling above
critical velocities， the body transmits messages to those trained
to receive them. Beyond/under phons/words/sentences/utter-
ances， each of our bodies says who/what/where/how each of
the residents in the body is/was/will be.
To change these body-messages to a closer correspondence
with that which we can become， we change the resident-in-the-
body and the body. The messages then change to correspond
to the new form/substance of the resident. All such changes
and their corresponding messages are slow. They take time，
awareness and intent.
Two of the men/women deciphering this \"silent language\"
are Hector Prestera and Ron Kurtz. Hector is a unique M.D.
He and I shared life together for some time at Esalen Insti-
tute， Big Sur， California. We mutually learned and taught
ourselves and others. We shared exciting changes in ourselves，
our bodies， our minds， our loves， our antipathies， our attach-
ments， our aversions.
Over the years since then we have stayed in contact， apart
yet still together in spirit. His is the explorer-healer domain;
mine that of the explorer-teacher. Yet we overlap enough in
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our domains to remain close
through the samsaric existence.
Hector has been most fortun
traveling companion in mappinI
exploring healing by seeing an
mind and spirit. My meeting wJ
I felt his warmth and openness
Both Hector and Ron have t
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leaves fast travelers way ahead (
wrote them. Currently they conti
ing which are not yet part of th
through efforts such as theirs
training of physicians.
I am waiting for their next
excitingly new for all of us.
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