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[...] The breaking of habit patterns is beneficial, but this should involve a spontaneous, pleasant adventure.

(8:59.) You both believed it was quite possible to have clairvoyant dreams, out-of-body experiences, creative adventures in the arts — but to some extent both of you doubted that the same power or energy could be directed effectively in the physical realm, so-called, of bodily health, or situations of the nitty-gritty (with emphatic amusement). [...]

Give us a moment … In some adventures you do visit other probable realities in which you have a body structure quite as real as “your own.” [...]

(Jane has been having great fun in recent days, working on her new [and third] novel about the adventures of Oversoul Seven.)

[...] I’ve had them for some time, actually, and they involve either black-and-white or color illustrations for some of my own psychic adventures, perhaps to be used in a work like Through My Eyes. [...]

[...] The personality is preparing itself, indeed, to enter completely and wholeheartedly into this adventure. [...]

Now I am going to do something here if you want to do it, and you must be brave and adventurous, and I am sure that you all are (much laughter). [...]

[...] Miss Dineen this evening was looking for a small adventure. [...]

[...] The methods that the girl used—the young woman—in the various adventures she related to you, occurred in the same way.

[...] We talked about this now — without expecting Seth to discuss it — and agreed that she’d have to slack off on such extracurricular adventures, no matter how interesting the “provocation.”

Now, we will see to it that you live very adventurous nights, and those of you who do psychological time and take the physical time necessary to do the experiments, will find the mobility of consciousness—I am using that term because Ruburt likes it so well—that is necessary. [...]

[...] Grinning, she proceeded to confound me further by describing the double dreams of another class member — since, obviously, the individual in question had also had certain dream adventures that Jane and I didn’t know about. [...]

[...] (See the material she wrote for the 594th session, in the Appendix of Seth Speaks. She also appears in Chapter 5 of Jane’s Adventures.) In the opening notes for this session I mentioned a multiple dream experience of Sue’s, and promised to present something here from her description of it. [...]

(Seth refers to our adventure of last Friday, October 27, 1967. [...]

[...] There are no other doors—your own sense of adventure. [...]

I bid you all a fond good evening and prepare to be adventurous this week. [...]

[...] Right now she’s watching a disaster movie—The Poseidon Adventure—as I finish work.)

You set upon this adventure, the two of you. [...]

[...] For some time therefore he curtailed his own dream activities, projections and other such adventures. [...]

[...] (Seth-Jane gestures indicating Tam’s end of the imaginary bridge.) So with your Adam you must either take him and form the rest of your bridge, with the joy of adventure, not always knowing who may be at the other end, forming their own structure; or play around with the Adam version in which case you will get no further than you are. [...]

[...] This energy can be translated into knowledge, and when it is translated into knowledge it must also be translated into behavior, then it becomes a psychic adventure. [...]

Now this leads to other adventures in which whole civilizations may be involved, for as individuals have their probable destinies, so do civilizations, nations, and inhabited planetary systems. [...]

[...] Even when you catch yourselves in the most vivid of dream adventures, or find yourselves traveling outside of your bodies while dreaming, you still do not give such experiences equal validity with waking ones.