CHAPTER 44
CHAPTER 44Dr. Canfield took the tiny mallet she had just thumped Mara’s knee with and placed it on the chrome table next to the examination table and then picked up a small penlight. After clicking the Power button, the doctor ran the tiny light over Mara’s forearm and asked, “Can you feel the light on your skin?” Mara rubbed her arm and said, “Yes. It sort of feels like sunlight, warm. It’s very subtle though. What kind of light is that?” “Just a regular LED bulb. You’re not actually feeling heat. That’s your skin sensing the light and the photoelectric pigments absorbing energy. That’s how your body sustains itself,” she said. “Cam told me that everyone gathers energy through their skin and that any excess is offloaded to the transceiver nodes. When there’s a deficit, our bodies can t
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