The Seer by Clifford Beck - HTML preview

Chapter 10

The following week began much the same way as any other. Gordon's patients arrived on time, poured out their souls, and left. They struggled with stress related problems, disorders brought on by childhood trauma and chemical imbalances. It was the nature of his profession to be a good listener, and Gordon was an expert. But, his week was dominated by an undertone of confusion, as he occasionally recalled his experience within the tank, seeing it in his mind with vivid clarity. He had been taught that the mind loses details over time, as memories become distant and diffuse. However, this would not be the case for Gordon, and with the conflict that arose, his experience in the tank would be etched in his brain forever.