Past Life Therapy Evolution: From Unconscious Patterns to Conscious Awareness

This page presents an evolving outline of future books and articles exploring Past Life Therapy, unresolved experiences, unconscious survival patterns, emotional resolution, and personal and spiritual evolution.

Future Books and Articles

Past Life Therapy and Human Evolution: The Netherton-Paul De-Hypnosis Method
Past Life Regression Therapy for Resolution and Evolution
Past Life Therapy: Healing the Unconscious Mind for Human Evolution
Past Life Therapy and the Evolution of Consciousness Through the Netherton-Paul De-Hypnosis Method
Choose to Evolve: Past Life Therapy, Resolution and the Unconscious Mind
Past Life Therapy: From Unconscious Patterns to Conscious Evolution
Healing Begins With the Mind™

By Thomas Paul, DCH, Founder of Past Life Therapy Center® | Past Life Regression Center®

ABOUT THIS PROJECT

Past Life Therapy is presented here as a process of exploring unresolved experiences, unconscious patterns, and survival-based programming that may influence present-life thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and perceptions. Building upon the pioneering work of Dr. Morris Netherton, the Netherton-Paul Method developed by Dr. Thomas Paul continues this approach by helping individuals bring unconscious material into conscious awareness for resolution and personal evolution.

The material presented here represents an evolving outline of ideas, observations, clinical experiences, and future areas of research. Some sections may eventually become chapters in books, while others may develop into articles or case-study discussions.

Information about medical conditions is not intended to discourage readers from seeking appropriate medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The perspectives presented in this outline are based on observations from my clinical practice and on the research and clinical experience of Dr. Morris Netherton, including his approximately 50 years of work with Past Life Therapy. Past Life Therapy is considered an alternative therapy. Past Life Therapy Center® does not claim to diagnose, treat, prevent, or cure disease. For completed books, please visit the PLTC bookstore.

AUTHOR: Dr. Thomas Paul, Certified Hypnotherapist and Master Clinical Past Life Therapist
https://www.pastlifetherapycenter.com/ThomasPaul.html

PREFACE: RESOLUTION WITHOUT REQUIRING BELIEF

A belief in reincarnation or spirituality is not necessary for the therapeutic process practiced at PLTC to be meaningful or effective. Past Life Therapy is a process of completing unresolved experiences. It allows a person to explore and resolve confusion associated with past-life programming that may unconsciously influence physical, emotional, mental, personal, and professional challenges.

Past Life Therapy Center provides a thorough form of past life regression, de-hypnosis, and clinical hypnotherapy designed to help clients explore the unconscious patterns underlying the challenges they are experiencing.

THE FIRST LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS: CONSERVATION OF ENERGY

Energy cannot be created or destroyed. We have always been here, and we will always be here in one form or another. From the perspective presented in this work, we carry forward our consciousness, or awareness, as well as whatever remains unresolved.

Healing and spiritual or mental evolution begin with the mind. Once the evolutionary process of resolution begins, the limits we experience may be less about the potential of the mind and more about the finite assumptions we have placed upon it.

SPIRITUAL EVOLUTION AND ALIGNMENT

We are energy—souls having a human experience—repeating victim-victimizer and survival-based patterns until those patterns, or unconscious programs, no longer control our lives. Spiritual evolution, or alignment, can be understood as the process of resolving these karmic-like cycles that developed during primitive periods when survival depended upon fighting, fleeing, controlling, or defending oneself.

Past Life Therapy can shorten the cycle of victimization by addressing traumatic, emotionally charged, and confusing experiences at their source. Through resolving the past and developing greater consciousness, one can move from survival mode toward a more peaceful and purposeful way of living.

INTRODUCTION: FROM UNCONSCIOUS PATTERNS TO CONSCIOUS AWARENESS

The purpose of this book is to offer readers inspiration and insight into a therapeutic process for exploring unresolved unconscious dialogue, including the internal responses associated with traumatic events. Past Life Therapy utilizing the Netherton-Paul Method of de-hypnosis provides individuals with an opportunity to explore unconscious, past-life survival scripts that may be preventing them from experiencing a healthier and more mindful reality.

Many individuals carry some degree of unresolved past experiences (UPE) or unresolved traumatic experiences (UTE) that can reinforce confusion in this lifetime. Some people may have more unresolved experiences to explore and complete than others. If more individuals resolved the unconscious patterns they carry forward, we could potentially create a more conscious and evolved world.

Evolution, as I use the term here, can be understood as a movement toward greater balance between mind and body and toward fuller consciousness or awareness. Theoretically, life on Earth could resemble a more peaceful, Utopian-like existence measured by domestic and world peace. Such peace would ultimately depend upon greater inner peace within individuals.

Such an existence may not resonate with everyone. We may never achieve complete world peace, and it may never be possible for all individuals to experience a peaceful reality at the same time. There may never be a global Utopian-like existence on Earth. However, an individual can choose to cultivate peace within, and once that peace is established, create an environment that reflects it.

What does your current reality look like? Who are the people in your life? What roles might these people play in supporting unresolved victim-victimizer patterns? Is it time for a change?

We are ultimately responsible for our personal evolution and well-being if we choose to evolve. We develop at varying paces. When someone feels “stuck” in a reality that prevents them from moving forward, Past Life Therapy can provide a process for exploring the unconscious material that may be contributing to that experience.

There may always be individuals who experience chaos and destruction in their lives until they are ready to resolve survival-based tendencies that have become deeply embedded on a cellular or soul level. From the perspective presented in this work, Earth can be viewed as a place where souls experience and resolve karma. In that sense, the planet reflects the collective unconsciousness of humanity, including the continuing presence of fear, confusion, conflict, and victimization.

For those who carry unresolved past experiences, victimization may manifest through behavioral, emotional, or physical challenges. Unexpressed emotional responses associated with unconscious past- and present-life experiences can remain active until they are brought into awareness and resolved. We could imagine a reality in which more individuals have evolved beyond cycles of victimization and chaos and have adopted a more humane, healthy, and peaceful existence.

Such individuals could be described as benign observers: active participants in life who have resolved significant victim-victimizer cycles from their past and therefore no longer require the same patterns of conflict and victimization to define their experience.

Past Life Therapy accesses memories and experiences that may contain unconscious beliefs of unworthiness contributing to victimization. These beliefs can develop from commands, dialogue, or body language expressed during traumatic or otherwise unconscious experiences. Confusion may be rooted in past-life experiences and reinforced through prenatal and birth experiences, present-life states of shock or trauma, or other unconscious events such as surgeries involving general anesthesia.

Past Life Therapy Center utilizes self-guided de-hypnosis, or a focused state, rather than relying on traditional suggestive programming. The process is intended to uncover rather than impose information. In this sense, it has a deprogramming aspect.

Past Life Therapy is a process of self-discovery that may reveal aspects of one's reincarnation journey. PLT can provide a greater understanding of how a person came to experience life as they do today. It explores karmic cycles involving both victim and victimizer roles while empowering individuals with insight into and reframing of unresolved events. The goal is a greater sense of completeness, awareness, and well-being.

REFRAMING AND RESOLUTION

Reframing is a technique used to create a shift in conscious awareness and address false logic or limiting beliefs established during an unconscious event or trauma, regardless of its origin. Rather than attempting to erase a memory, reframing allows a person to revisit a past scene and communicate an appropriate response, sometimes through role-play or imagined dialogue.

This process provides emotional closure and clarification. A client can re-experience an emotionally charged event and alter the dialogue or response so the experience can be completed from the perspective of the present.

In simple terms, it means saying or doing what you could not say or do at the time, even if the completion takes place entirely within the mind. From the PLTC perspective, this can create an energetic shift and release emotional or physical pain associated with unresolved issues. Reframing represents the final step in resolving a particular event addressed during a session and is performed within a therapeutic setting.

SYNCHRONICITY, PARENTAL PATTERNS, AND THE CHOICE OF GENETICS

From the perspective of this work, there are rarely coincidences or accidents, including injuries, illnesses, or seemingly random events and meetings. We may attract experiences that reflect our thoughts and unconscious expectations. This is why becoming conscious of unconscious dialogue is so important.

Synchronicities can reinforce, test, or provoke an expansion of consciousness by repeatedly bringing attention to unresolved survival-based beliefs. In this framework, painful experiences may continue until the underlying patterns associated with traumatic past-life experiences are recognized and resolved.

For discussion purposes, let us assume that we unconsciously choose parents who reinforce unresolved experiences remaining at the time of death. An unconscious victimhood mentality and a perceived threat to survival could therefore begin before birth.

For example, I once worked with a client who recalled being kicked to death in the abdomen and later reincarnating as a female to a father who violently kicked his eight-month-pregnant wife in the abdomen, nearly killing both the mother and unborn child.

The father's anger and the words expressed during my client's therapy session were strikingly similar to the dialogue recalled from her past-life death. From the perspective of this therapeutic model, her unconscious mind could interpret the prenatal trauma as a continuation of being beaten in the abdomen.

The survival script may then dictate that anxiety and other forms of suffering are necessary for survival. The mother's anxiety becomes the baby's anxiety, and the unconscious mind can interpret anxiety as evidence of continued life. In other words, the unconscious script becomes: “As long as I am being beaten and living with anxiety, at least I am still alive.”

Once the beating or victimization stops, the unconscious mind may interpret the absence of those sensations as a threat. If peace was experienced only after leaving the body following a traumatic death, the unconscious mind may associate peace with death and anxiety with survival. Through resolution, this association can be explored and replaced with the understanding that peacefulness can also become a normal way of being.

It is commonly believed that anxiety, mood disorders, drug use, including alcoholism, and other conditions can have genetic components. The perspective presented here explores whether some behaviors and emotional patterns may also be influenced by confusing dialogue and experiences involving parents, doctors, anesthesiologists, and others during unconscious states such as prenatal experiences, birth, shock, trauma, or anesthesia.

Furthermore, a person may have chosen parents whose behavior closely matches unresolved unconscious scripts. If we unconsciously choose parents who reinforce our unresolved patterns, then we may choose relationships that reflect how we felt about ourselves at the time of death. If someone felt unworthy of love, for example, the theory suggests that they could attract parents or relationships that reinforce that belief.

If an unconscious belief pattern is resolved before death, it may become less likely that the individual will attract or choose parents and relationships that continue the same cycle of victimization, hardship, and emotional or physical suffering.

Within this framework, we may also unconsciously choose our sex, sexuality, attributes, and perceived “flaws,” including circumstances that influence how seamless or difficult the next life may be. The soul may attract physical, mental, and emotional qualities necessary to re-experience unresolved patterns or continue personal growth. This depends upon the level of resolution or evolution achieved before death.

WHO WILL YOU BE IN YOUR NEXT LIFE?

In your next lifetime, you may reincarnate with a different race, gender, sexuality, body, family, culture, or set of circumstances. Within the reincarnation model presented here, you may attract whatever is necessary to continue your spiritual growth.

When you reincarnate into a new body, you may experience life with unresolved issues that were present at the time of death. Therefore, you may wish to make each incarnation more enjoyable by resolving what needs to be completed and returning as a more highly evolved individual.

WHAT LIFE LESSONS WILL YOU CARRY INTO THE NEXT LIFE?

How can a 10-year-old with limited formal training compose a symphony, masterfully play the piano, or perform ballet as if they have been doing it forever? From the perspective of reincarnation, past lives may provide one possible explanation for extraordinary abilities that seem to emerge without conventional training.

Why do some “geniuses” appear miserable or tortured by their abilities? Their past-life survival may have been based on optimum performance at all costs. This might include an abusive parent demanding constant practice under threat of punishment or a livelihood dependent upon perfecting a particular craft.

Any survival-based issues associated with such abilities should be explored and resolved. A person can then move toward another skill or continue developing their present talents as genuine passions rather than feeling compelled to perform for survival.

WELL-BEING: RESOLVING THE PAST

Resolving UPE, or unresolved past experiences, may enable a person to alleviate or resolve emotional or physical problems that, from the PLTC perspective, can be associated with past-life ailments, injuries, and traumatic events. Resolution occurs by exploring the unconscious attraction to painful experiences and self-abusive patterns and addressing the confusion recorded during unconscious events.

When a person reclaims their sense of worth, they may become less likely to engage in behaviors that are out of alignment with their authentic self. Self-esteem can increase while the attraction to escaping reality may diminish. As consciousness expands, a person can develop a greater appreciation for their existence, maximize their growth potential in this lifetime, and reclaim a sense of worthiness for future lifetimes.

CELLULAR AND SOUL MEMORY

Within the Netherton-Paul model, unconscious events and states of shock are recorded in cellular or soul memory as commands. These commands may influence unconscious motivations and the tendency to repeat similar injuries, traumas, or patterns in the future.

Past Life Therapy utilizing de-hypnosis is intended to access and resolve these commands. By addressing unresolved issues at their core, UPE may no longer reinforce the behavioral and physical patterns associated with them.

CAN PAST LIVES BE PROVEN?

It may never be possible to conclusively prove past lives. Likewise, many aspects of human experience are difficult to measure objectively. Does that mean we should disregard what a client uncovers during Past Life Therapy as collective unconsciousness or false memory if the experience contributes to resolution, inner peace, and positive change?

Experiences recalled during Past Life Therapy sessions are sometimes compared with dreams. However, accessing past-life memories or other unconscious experiences—including prenatal experiences, shocking events, and surgeries—is described in this method as a focused state rather than traditional hypnosis or a dream state.

A person's dream details, much like a past-life memory, are unique experiences that cannot necessarily be proven. That does not automatically mean the experience should be dismissed. Within Past Life Therapy, the value of the recall may ultimately be measured by whether the individual gains insight, resolution, and meaningful change.

PLTC sessions involve grounding a client in an experience by having them speak from their body as if it could speak while focusing on their current victim-victimizer reality. With assistance from the therapist, the client can then explore possible connections between their present reality and its survival-based beginnings.

The body can communicate information that has not yet reached conscious awareness, and the therapeutic process is designed to allow that information to surface. The details may be “fuzzy,” but the individual's experience remains meaningful. In Past Life Therapy, this recall can become an important part of the process of self-exploration and resolution.

If resolving a traumatic memory creates meaningful change, then the therapeutic outcome may be more important to the individual than proving whether past lives objectively exist.

ARE YOU PERFECT?

If you answered “no,” then you could benefit from exploring the Netherton-Paul Method of Past Life Therapy. It is okay to be perfect. In fact, from the perspective presented here, it is a healthy mindset.

The universe is perfect. Mistakes can also be perfect because they provide opportunities to learn. Everyone experiences some combination of victim, victimizer, and benign observer roles, and these experiences correlate with each individual's unique path and level of evolution.

To encourage health and well-being, the mind must be able to communicate to the body that it is safe and worthy of being healthy. Resolving confusion—including conflicting voices and traumatic experiences—at its unconscious source can release the mindset that communicates messages such as “I am not worthy” or “I am not perfect.”

This “I am less than” script can reinforce emotional and physical distress and exhaustion from trying to meet finite definitions of perfection. When someone believes they can never measure up, the unconscious mind may search for a way out of the perceived conflict.

One cannot simply be hypnotized into believing they are perfect. From the PLTC perspective, perfection is something a person comes into by releasing unconscious dialogue that says the opposite. Whatever someone is experiencing may be perfect for right now until they are able to move through their victim-victimizer reality.

When one is tired of repeating a karmic cycle, Past Life Therapy provides a process for exploring the unresolved experiences contributing to it. Healing Begins With the Mind™ by resolving the confusing messages that contribute to victimization and moving toward greater alignment with one's innate worth and sense of self.

Acknowledging one's intrinsic worth is a combination of acceptance and self-love. It is not being “full of oneself.” It is being yourself.

Unfortunately, society often reinforces the motto, “Nobody's perfect” or “I'm not perfect.” This message appears throughout everyday life and is sometimes reinforced by advertising that targets insecurities and perceived imperfections with material substitutes.

For many people, messages such as “You are not good enough” or “You are not perfect enough” may also be reinforced by parents, educators, clergy, peers, and other authority figures, sometimes with an implied message that one is not yet worthy.

A healthy ego that encourages self-worth is important for personal growth and well-being. Various life experiences and mistakes may be necessary, but from the reincarnation perspective presented here, that is one reason we return: to clear confusion, resolve karma, and evolve.

Reaching a level where one validates their innate human value can be emotionally fulfilling. In contrast, extreme perfectionism or narcissistic behavior can reflect an underlying sense of emptiness. Pursuing excellence is healthy and rational, while pursuing a finite definition of perfection at all costs can become dysfunctional and destructive.

Imagining that you are somebody is very different from realizing that you are. When someone truly recognizes their own worth, they no longer need to prove it to others.

See the case study on suicidal depression and perfectionism.

PRESENT-LIFE UNCONSCIOUS EXPERIENCES INFLUENCED BY UNRESOLVED PAST-LIFE EXPERIENCES

PRENATAL EXPERIENCES
SURGERIES
TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCES
EMOTIONALLY CHARGED EVENTS
STATES OF SHOCK
OTHER UNCONSCIOUS EVENTS: PASSING OUT; DRUG- OR ALCOHOL-INDUCED UNCONSCIOUSNESS

GOD

As defined by Dr. Netherton: “God could be compared to what a uterus is to a child in the prenatal stages of development.” It is an environment that contains everything one needs to develop and grow in order to survive and thrive.

Is God a being? It is if you want it to be. We are all from the same source as God. Therefore, we can evolve toward a greater understanding of that source and its likeness.

Everyone is entitled to their own definition of God and to whatever religion they choose to practice, if any. Ultimately, God is what you understand God to be, and each of us must decide what that means.

SOUL

We are far more than a physical body. We are the most advanced species on the planet with limitless possibilities and creative energy. The body is a temporary home for the energetic soul that longs to experience life.

FEAR VERSUS PEACE

Fear can be rooted in many lifetimes of living as a victim or victimizer. From the perspective of this work, there may be a reason a person remains fearful and continues to attract experiences that reinforce those fears if the underlying patterns have not been resolved.

Fears can therefore become indications of unresolved past experiences. Resolution encourages the role of the benign observer—a person who can witness the drama of victimization without being compelled to participate in it.

Through resolution and evolution, one can learn to live in peace when they are ready, without allowing fear to determine the direction of their life.

THE UNCONSCIOUS MIND: WHEN EXTERNAL VOICES BECOME INTERNAL COMMANDS

Within the Netherton-Paul model, the unconscious mind functions much like a recorder. It records sounds, actions, and non-verbal communication or energy that can later be interpreted as commands that motivate and direct behavior.

The mind is always recording, even during sleep, and is considered particularly vulnerable to programming during drug-induced unconscious states associated with surgery, shock, trauma, prenatal and birth experiences, and past-life experiences.

The unconscious mind is described in this model as irrational and primarily concerned with recording and directing rather than evaluating whether a command is beneficial. It can be compared to a computer following an installed software program or operating system.

Directions and confusion created during recorded events may influence present-life behavioral and physical experiences. Unresolved moments of shock and trauma can leave the mind in an altered state.

Past Life Therapy utilizing de-hypnosis provides a focused process for exploring repressed or suppressed traumatic experiences and emotionally charged events in a therapeutic setting. The soulful mind, within this framework, seeks to resolve confusion and complete unresolved experiences of the past.

THE AUTHENTIC SELF

Resolution encourages alignment with one's authentic self. This can result in a person doing what they genuinely want to do rather than continuing to do what they once believed they had to do.

Authenticity means not conforming simply to become what other people want you to be. It means refusing to allow peers or society to define your identity or your peaceful existence.

Supportive people will accept you as you choose to live. Those who cannot may eventually become less integral to your primary relationships. As you honor your authentic self, you can reinforce a new script of worthiness through relationships with supportive individuals.

MOOD DISORDERS AND DESPAIR

Feelings of despair can occur when a person becomes overwhelmed by the weight of accumulating unresolved experiences. Despair may increase when a specific event reinforces unconscious feelings of unworthiness, self-doubt, abandonment, or hopelessness.

A depressed person may feel alone in the world and unsure where to turn for help. Everything can seem pointless and require too much energy. There may be a powerful feeling of being “stuck” without a solution.

Within the Past Life Therapy framework, this may correspond to the last feeling experienced in the body before death. An example of a past-life unconscious script that could contribute to despair might be: “As long as I feel half dead, I know I am still alive.”

If someone died during a rape or a natural disaster involving entrapment or an inability to move, the unconscious script might become: “As long as I feel this weight or heaviness, I am still alive. The moment the weightlessness and peace occurred, I was dead.”

The resulting false belief may be that suffering is necessary for survival, even when suffering creates an unpleasant existence. Resolution seeks to uncover and complete the experience that created this association.

OTHER “DISORDERS”

PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder)
DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder)
OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder)

Uncontrollable or repetitive activity may sometimes represent an unconscious attempt to numb, avoid, or escape from unresolved experiences. It may also reinforce behaviors associated with the past.

The survival-based scripts encouraging compulsive behaviors could be: “As long as I don't feel this, at least I will survive this,” or the opposite: “As long as I feel pain, I am still alive.”

ADHD/ADD: ATTENTION, ENVIRONMENT, AND UNCONSCIOUS PATTERNS

Individuals diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) or Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) may come from environments that include abuse, neglect, conflict, or instability. If parents are combative or create an unpredictable environment, a child may feel a need to remain constantly on guard.

Past Life Therapy sessions may also reveal, within the framework of this method, that children unconsciously attract environments that reflect unresolved patterns from past-life experiences or death experiences. An unstable or insecure past-life existence may therefore be carried forward into the next incarnation beginning with prenatal and birth experiences.

People who were abused or abusive to others in past lives may, according to this model, unconsciously choose parents who reinforce the likelihood of experiencing victimhood in childhood or adulthood.

If a child does not have a peaceful environment in which to grow up, they may have difficulty focusing on certain tasks. Children who lack quality attention may behave negatively in an effort to receive any attention. Misbehavior can become a way of communicating that they need their parents to do something or stop doing something.

Children can develop creative ways of gaining attention through acting out or losing focus. They may also avoid focusing on a particular task or circumstance if it parallels or triggers an unconscious past-life fear or trauma.

Anything that cannot be explained on a conscious level may, from the PLTC perspective, have an unconscious survival-based source, even in young children. At the same time, conventional medical evaluation remains important for children experiencing attention, behavioral, emotional, or developmental concerns.

Some parents may be too quick to rely solely on medication, while others may benefit from understanding all available options. Research continues to examine both the benefits and risks of psychiatric medications and other approaches. The PLTC perspective is that long-term reliance on medication should be considered carefully with qualified medical professionals rather than viewed as the only possible approach.

VARIOUS DIS-EASES AND AILMENTS

Additional chapters will explore numerous ailments and their possible unconscious or past-life sources as revealed through Past Life Therapy sessions.

Within the Netherton-Paul model, symptoms can be reinforced by unconscious commands or cellular memory originating from past-life injury or trauma. A de-hypnosis session is intended to locate and explore the unconscious source associated with a person's experience. When that source is resolved, the individual can begin a process of greater awareness and self-healing.

The mind communicates with the body through symptoms and sensations that, within this model, may reflect unresolved emotional or spiritual conflict. Example chapters may include:

ARTHRITIS

Arthritis may be explored as a possible expression of lifetimes involving torture, defeat, and deeply unresolved or unexpressed anger that has become internalized.

CHRONIC HEADACHES (read Multiple Sclerosis: A Past Life Attack of the Mind)
INFERTILITY
ENLARGED PROSTATE
SEXUAL PROBLEMS (Female / Male)
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
ANXIETY
DRUG ADDICTION / SMOKING (view Is Your Chronic Flu, Smoking Addiction, or Lung Disease Indicative of Unresolved Past-Life Trauma?)
WEIGHT ISSUES
INSOMNIA
TERMINAL DIS-EASES
TUMORS
HEART AND CIRCULATION PROBLEMS

THE NETHERTON-PAUL PAST LIFE THERAPY METHOD

The Netherton-Paul Method is the central therapeutic approach practiced at Past Life Therapy Center® | Past Life Regression Center®. It builds upon Dr. Morris Netherton's pioneering work with Past Life Therapy and incorporates the de-hypnotic process developed by Dr. Thomas Paul.

Negative, survival-based patterns that contribute to cycles of victimization can be explored and resolved. The de-hypnotic process utilized at Past Life Therapy Center enables clients to explore unresolved past experiences and unconscious scripts that may contribute to present-life challenges.

TO BE CONTINUED

This outline will continue to evolve as additional books, articles, and clinical observations are developed.

In the meantime, please read PLTC Articles and Case Studies for additional information. Please also visit the PLTC bookstore for completed books.

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