And do you know, I’ve had moments where just discussing some third matter as it were…a lady came home to discuss one problem and we got off on something entirely different on a higher level. She had this problem with her stomach…she couldn’t eat certain foods as they disagreed with her, and she’d gone to doctor after doctor after doctor. I took her off that state and we were discussing something entirely different, and then I said, “Let’s go into the silence.” So we did, went into the silence on an entirely different matter. She lived—if you’re not familiar with New York City, Staten Island is across the river, and there’s a Staten Island boat, a ferry that would take, oh, a good part of a half an hour to get there—she went over to Staten Island. There’s a very large Germanic element in Staten Island. So when she got off she was hungry and without thinking of her stomach and what she could not eat, she went to a German restaurant and ate all the cabbage and all the sausages and all the things in the world. It didn’t dawn on her that she had done this until hours later when she had no distress.92 ¶23