Biological Studies
After leaving the army, Dr. Lefebure decided to follow his lifetime vocation and started a degree in biology, then taught science. But, being married, he had to accept a post as a school hygiene doctor. He nevertheless continued his research and created the association 'Homosophy' (the Wisdom of Similarities), thus creating the first groups of study of initiatory techniques, in 1945.
While bringing up three children, he spent his spare time writing another book, "The Power of Christianity", to prove that Christianity was built on exercises that were later taken out and also to demonstrate that non-violence is the best way of defense. This was the time when he wrote about the effects Galip's laying on of hands had triggered in his book "Initiatory Experiences" and about the out-of-body experiences that his method (published in "Homologies") had produced.
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