of which there was no end on my third day in India?? 1) The taking of another's story as your own is a type of thievery, charming or otherwise, that claims attention under a surface awareness. As an adult I've learned to give young people plenty of latitude to experiment with lying because imagination and what we call reality are just a continuum. And because the sixth sense is the most developed and inclusive of all the others, sometimes what we call a lie is actually a sixth sense that cannot be seen or proven—yet. I would like to know what does the "yet " in the end mean? Thanks. 2) Alter bathing, Robert showed us how to smoke bong, which is Indian marijuana that has been ground to a thick paste. After we got stoned I was in trouble because marijuana makes me vulnerable to fear, of which there was no end on my third day in India. I fell silent and that night became very sick with a temperature of 106 that lasted for a week. I would like to know what does "of which" in the second sentence mean? Here "which " refers to the fear?