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(“Two men and two women.” [...] Two men and two women were involved in the meeting referred to earlier: Jane’s father Del and myself, and Jane and Del’s wife. [...]

[...] A group of four guests in particular, men I believe, to his apartment. [...]

Two men and two women.

[...] In some ways, men in those times could not understand the concept of a god without the concept of a devil.

[...] Some intuitively understood that any effects are creative, despite their appearances, but few could convince their fellow men.

[...] The good was seen as light, for men felt safer in the day. [...]

There were tribes who never learned to write in Africa and Australia who also knew these secrets, and men called “Speakers” who memorized them and spread them upward, even throughout northern portions of Europe, before the time of Christ.

AM: we get up at 6 so the men can get up to the attic to work through the bedroom closet; R. Reads chapter 2 of James; my body continues its stuff.

[...] These men will flatter your head of state through understanding, and this is important. You will ride with these men if you are true to your own instincts.

[...] On the other hand there will be men who will have the same sympathies as your own, and with whom you will make contact within the company, if you avoid these so-called practical solutions.

Two men in particular would distrust you instantly if you changed course. [...]

[...] Drugs are definitely your field, but I tell you again that two men in particular, within the company, will be out of favor, and if you join their league you will also be out within two years.

Astonished, I saw the two men still standing there. [...] The men were still there! [...]

The next thing I knew, I was dreaming that two men stood by the bed, talking to me. [...]

[...] Both men were smiling as they stared at me. [...]

[...] I ‘knew’ that the men were as real as I was, and that I had glimpsed some other dimension of reality quite as valid as the one I knew. [...]

[...] It seems that two other men will become involved as a result of the occurrences that I mentioned. [...]

[...] Symbolically, you see, and beneath it all, both men showed characteristics that under different circumstances could have led them into violence for the sake of their beliefs.

Frank & men here all day. [...]

[Men] saw that there must be an exchange of physical energy for the world to continue. They watched the drama of the “hunter” and the “prey,” seeing that each animal contributed so that the physical form of the earth could continue—but the rabbit eaten by the wolf survived in a dream body that men knew was its true form. [...]

[...] In their dream bodies men had watched the spectacle of animals “killing” other animals, and they saw the animals’ dream bodies emerge unscathed.

Emerson, Whitman, to some extent Thoreau—these were men who spoke of self-reliance, either in the natural or the spiritual world, or both. Gifted young men of Nearing’s period had to some extent then two lines of endeavor. [...]

[...] He grew sore with the worker’s plight, and felt that thoughts of art, spiritual merit, or pretensions were meaningless if men were ill-fed. [...]

10:20 AM–11:20: Frank’s men aren’t working this AM. [...]

No construction men today! [...]

[...] I am not speaking here of anything so simple as merely allowing women more freedom, or relieving men from the conventional breadwinner’s role. [...]

A transitory period is currently taking place, in which women seem to seek the promiscuous sexual freedom more generally granted to men. [...]

[...] This does not mean that men were alone responsible for wars. [...]

Producing
from it’s magical bag
of tricks,
one marvelous form
of life after another,
fish,
bird,
monkey,
man
(not just one dove
or rabbit)
with a skill and swiftness
so astute
that our wise men think
one turns into the other!

Juggling a
million million
atoms
all at once,
spinning them into
twirling cells of men
and whales,
tricky,
spinning solid mountains
from thin air,
with fish transformed
into flying birds —

Now these were men filled out like sails with the energy of their roles, yet they had to have the personality characteristics of their time. They had to appear as men before men, before Christ could proclaim himself as anything beyond the natural man.

Many of the men involved did lead double lives then, known in their villages by one name, and in their brotherhoods by another. [...]

[...] Any sense of powerlessness on the part of individual fighting men was given expression as before, this time in a more local blood bath, but the code itself had become shaky. [...] By the last war (in Vietnam), the country was as much against it as for it, and the men’s feelings of powerlessness were reinforced after it was over. [...]

[...] They cannot communicate as, say, even animals can, with their fellow men as far as the expression of a disagreement is concerned.

(Pause at 10:11.) I am speaking generally now about the war under discussion, for there were certainly exceptions, yet most of the men involved in it learned something from their experiences. [...]

Specifically two men. [...] (Pause.) The men, I believe, were with him earlier rather than at this moment. [...]

(Pause, at 10:14.) It is possible that these men are inside, however. One of the men rather formally dressed. [...]

[...] The men went on horses. It was safer that way, sometimes say 4 men would go together in a group.

[...] The men didn’t want to keep the powder and the bullets together. [...]

[...] The Gauls looked French, swarthy, a lot of them were little men. [...]

The impression now of two men, one tall and bony, with sandy hair and ill-fitting clothes. [...]

[...] An involvement with three men in particular, a room he will think inadequate. [...]

With five men at its center affecting him, and a definite determination, decision, arrived at by him as a result of this, and a smaller meeting afterward at 8 in another place.

In visions and inspirations, men knew that the Christ drama would be enacted and hence recognized it for what it was when it occurred physically. [...] In private dreams, men then related to the main figures in the drama, and in the dream state they recognized its true import.

[...] They were then fully endowed with individuality, however, but their main task was to clearly manifest within themselves certain abilities inherent within all men.

[...] Wars are basically examples of mass suicide — embarked upon, however, with all of the battle’s paraphernalia, carried out through mass suggestion, and through the nation’s greatest resources, by men who are convinced that the universe is unsafe, that the self cannot be trusted, and that strangers are always hostile. [...]

There have been many great men and women involved in causes, to which they gave their energies, resources, and support. [...]

Many young men and women have come to adulthood in fine ranch houses in good neighborhoods. [...]