The two spend time together in a chalet in the Jura Mountains where their connection deepens within the natural world, and LeVallon reveals a presence that seems united with nature itself suggesting a reality that transcends ordinary human existence and profoundly challenges Mason’s understanding, while they explore more explicitly the idea of past lives and the continuity of the soul and begin to feel that their identities extend beyond individual existence, and the intense unity with nature offers them experiences that transcend time and space and expand the limits of human consciousness, so that Mason moves closer to a new level of understanding where the boundary between reality and something beyond it begins to blur.
