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[...] Old animals have their own dignity, and so should old men and women. [...]

[...] For, obviously, senility will have to be conquered by some combination of physical and/or mental techniques if men and women are to live a lot longer, let alone “forever.”

[...] They also often express a strong feeling of alienation from their parents, friends, family and their fellow men in general. [...]

Thus you deal often with events in which men are touched by great illumination, isolated from the masses of humanity, and endowed with great powers — periods of history that appear almost unnaturally brilliant in contrast with others; prophets, geniuses, and kings shown in greater-than-human proportion.

The men were all united—that is, they agreed to the circumstances. [...]

(Pause.) Most men’s abilities are prosaic enough and conventional enough so that their value can be ascertained—or worked out by labor unions (amused). [...]

Though men could compete for a livelihood, wealth itself was and still is highly suspect. [...]

Many men and women in the same fashion, who do not fit the conventional sexual frameworks, take stands in the same way. [...]

This summer, you compared your way of life with those polarized ideas, with the way of life of the construction men, for example. [...]

There was a group of three men, painters. [...]

[...] The men who traveled with me also took part in the seeding of ideas. [...]

[...] There are steps and men sit on them. [...]

([Joel:] “You knew that Indian men and women and children were dying. [...]

[...] Later, I had a brief glimpse from directly overhead of two men descending into an outside cellarway attached to a house. [...] I thought the men might be inspecting a property, and so add that this is the time of month that Jane and I have been considering the purchase of a home. [...]

[...] Advertising men cannot handle that kind of copy. [...]

[...] It is important that our books make their way, and as unhampered as possible by the commercial distortions that would automatically be applied by men interested in advertising a product.

[...] Particularly since the minds of men and women (with humor)—are not so focused upon the physical evidence of the world, so that in a strange fashion the “burden” of that evidence is less, and there is some built-in advantage. [...]

[...] There are steps and men sit on them. [...]

[...] Yet many inventions occur in a strange fashion, as men do at times travel into their own futures and bring back the memory of, say, gadgets existing there, which then in this life they “invent.”

[...] Men often took him literally, but his message was that the spirit of God was within each person—in terms of the symbolism, each person being a child of the father who dwelled in heaven. [...]

[...] John reported that he has been visited by his district manager this week, and that indeed the two men have been covering John’s route together. [...]

[...] He was with a group of young men and women I did not know. [...]

He “consorted” with prostitutes (Luke 7:33–50) and the poor, and his disciples were hardly men that would be called the city fathers. [...]

There are indeed lost gospels, written by men in other countries in that time, relating to Christ’s unknown life, to episodes not given in the Bible. [...]

Animals as well as men can indeed make social statements, that appear in a biological context. [...]

Amazingly, another English naturalist, Alfred Wallace (1823–1913), independently developed a similar theory, and the two men had their work presented to science in the same paper in 1858. [...]

[...] Medicine men, through certain ceremonies, would try to rid the body of the demons — and those methods worked also. [...]

From Session 838 for March 5: “I want to avoid tales of the transmigration of the souls of men to animals, say — a badly distorted version of something else entirely. [...]

[...] You may begin to concentrate upon your own lacks, and in your growing sense of dissatisfaction it may seem to you that most men are driven by a complete lack of good intent.