Let the devotee sit before a table. Position of arms crossed upon the table. Let the devotee fall asleep with the head supported upon his crossed arms. The devotee must invoke the Jinas Masters so that they help him in these practices. Babaji (The Yogi Christ of India) or his sister Mataji can be called. Harpocrates or Saint Peter, etc., can be invoked. When the student already begins to dream, let him get up from the chair, without making reasonings of any kind for himself, automatically, instinctively and conserving the sleep as pure gold. Then the student must give a jump as long as he can with the intention of floating in space. The devotee must mark on the floor with a pencil, the exact place up to where the jump reached. Daily the student must repeat the experiment Tirelessly, patiently, always painting a line on the floor with a pencil to mark the length of each jump. This system is marvellous because the Jinas student goes appreciating his degrees of Jinas progress. It may be that his jump today has been a metre long; tomorrow it may have increased a centimetre, the day after tomorrow another centimetre, etc., thus the student goes measuring with exactitude his Jinas progress. At last he will notice with astonishment one fine day, that he has given a jump too long, a strange jump, that no athlete can give, these signs clearly indicate to him his progress in the Jinas science. After such a strange jump, the devotee will already be able to remain floating in Hyperspace he has achieved Victory. This key is formidable. The important thing in occultism is practice. People are already tired of theories; now practical occultism is needed. The theorisers neither do nor let do. The student must not waste time theorising. It is better to practise keeping quiet. Keep triumphs in secret. Much silence must be kept because this science is secret. It is better to keep quiet. Thus we avoid the mockeries of useless theorisers, who neither do nor let do, those are social parasites.