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Volume IV - Part 4

Fragment ID: 15570

It is epilepsy. I had surmised from the beginning – the first attack and fall; but the acute condition must have been developed by the shock of the fall on the head – otherwise it might have taken a longer time to develop.

Epilepsy is itself a sign of vital attack, even if there is a physical cause for it – the attacking force not being able to disturb the mental and vital (proper) falls on the body and uses some physical cause (latent or growing) for the base of its action. For everything manifested in the physical must have a physical support or means for its expression.