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[...] According to what you have been taught, you must disintegrate as you grow old and this is not so. The physical matter of which you are seemingly composed will disintegrate (in physical death) but you will not disintegrate. [...]

[...] He begins to disintegrate until he’s just a hulk of a hand, shooting the gun at me, which now I’m holding—since his body is gone. [...]

You are, however, left with the fact that physical matter, while appearing permanent for practicality’s sake, nevertheless does exhibit disintegration in varying degrees. [...]

[...] There is nothing inherent within the composition of matter as you conceive of matter to bring about a natural downfall, or natural inevitable disintegration.

Since matter does disintegrate, or seems to, you take it for granted that this dissolution is inherent within it, but this is not the case. [...]

([Joel:] “As this evolution of the church continues and progresses before the timetable established at 2000 and disintegrates as we know it now, will this be a voluntary disintegration or will it be imposed politically?”)

[...] It will, indeed, disintegrate in the manner in which it is now known by that time. [...]

[...] It disintegrates at its own rate. [...]

First, the ideas must be disentangled, and then the habitual behavior will begin to disintegrate. [...]

[...] If it were allowed to continue as it is, it would have disintegrated on both sides, and to some good extent you would have failed, in that you would not have helped them as much as you could have had you been wiser. [...]

[...] For the relationship begins to disintegrate into the social discourse they could get anywhere else.

[...] When you are considering the human personality as a thing of this time only and destroyed by death, then its disintegration for any reason seems truly a tragic thing. [...]

[...] If you will imagine the various reincarnated personalities—and this is a most unpleasant analogy—as the various limbs and other faculties of the entity, then you will see why if one fragment is disintegrated it can be regenerated in the same manner that a physical cell of your body can be regenerated.

These may come to the foreground in bad circumstances, and actually save the basic personality itself from what would certainly be disintegration. [...]

[...] And now, I am not joking, no pieces of anxiety and guilt and doubt, but peace in which anxiety and doubt disintegrate. [...]

[...] It would break apart in most unpleasant circumstances, disintegrating before the whole self could make necessary preparations. [...]

From your viewpoint such a disintegration is, of course, not pleasant, but as the personality loses its focus on your plane it gathers itself together on another plane, and such a gradual gathering together is much more favorable than the surprise of a complete and sudden departure. [...]

The psychologist believed most heartily in his theory of mental disintegration with age, and he set out to prove that he was right, bringing about self-predictive difficulties. [...]

Such an idea is much like some scientific ones, that see the universe running down, [with energy] being dissipated and order gradually disintegrating into chaos. [...]

[...] The entity itself constantly changes, and an entity can indeed choose to disintegrate.

[...] You see value fulfillment in terms of growth, and therefore think of disintegration in terms of psychic destruction and death. [...]

That grouping has been disintegrating since the crisis point last winter. [...]

This jumping off the radiator the other day, in one stroke disintegrated one such detrimental image that had impeded physical motion. [...]

[...] If the man or the woman is taught that identity is a matter of sexual performance, however, and that that performance must cease at a certain age, then the sense of identity can also begin to disintegrate. [...]

Otherwise you may have consciousness drugged or in a disintegrating state, because of the body’s condition. [...]

[...] It can instantly disintegrate, be deflated. [...]

[...] They are knotted into masses, loose and disintegrating, but presently aggravated by strain as Ruburt’s weight on the walking table “bruises” those ligaments and muscles.