When two people marry, they’re also said to marry each-other’s Time-bodies (Nicoll) or pain-bodies (Tolle).
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Both Nicoll and Tolle state that violent films can “feed” the negative part of the Emotional Center (Nicoll) or pain-body (Tolle).
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Nicoll and Tolle describe how negative or painful emotions are used as “food” or “energy” for the negative part of the emotional center or pain-body respectively.
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The negative emotions of parents will cause their child to accumulate negative emotions too. This then fosters the growth and development of a negative emotional part or pain-body in the child, according to Nicoll and Tolle.
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Both Barry Long and Tolle state that people have a parasitic entity living within, called the emotional body / pigmy (Long) or emotional pain-body (Tolle). Their description of this entity has numerous similarities, such as that it is made of energy, is cunning, does not want to be found out, has dormant and active periods, and can cause aches and pains in the body.
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Nicoll, Long, and Tolle all state how past emotional pain or suffering continues to exist in people within the Time-body (Nicoll), pigmy (Long), or pain-body (Tolle). They all suggest this body is alive and carries the “living past” in us.
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Both indicate negative emotions can harm health and lower one’s resistance to illness.
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