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Without Ruburt’s now and then, really rather petty explosions, the stability of his working habits and the stability of emotional reactions would not be nearly as regular. [...]

[...] Reaching for him to make him move, I grabbed his tail and at the same time nearly lost my balance. [...]

[...] It is this very nearness that made you dissatisfied with what you had just finished, an inner comparison of this with work you will do in the very (underlined) near future; and no reflection on the leaf painting, except by future contrasts. [...]

Intellectually you are certain enough of your worth as a person, but emotionally not nearly as certain as far as other abilities are concerned. [...]

[...] It is not nearly as deep or secret as you suppose, and there are some practical methods you can use to minimize its effects while you learn.

(We’ve also discovered that several other professional people who live near the hill house maintain offices in the old near-downtown neighborhood surrounding the apartment house.)

The sessions add extra energy and impetus, so that many of Ruburt’s improvements show themselves near or close to the session format. [...]

[...] The last name is not nearly so clear, and this is not my papal name, but my — if you will forgive the term — common name: Meglemanius, the third. [...]

The times and names and dates are not nearly as important as the experiences, and they are too numerous to list here. [...]

Because of the difficulties of communication, it is nearly impossible for us to explain our reality. [...]

[...] By now the story of that book’s conception is well known: Late one night in 1959, Dick was walking beside a canal near a West Coast beach when he heard a voice say, “Jonathan Livingston Seagull.” [...]

(Now here are some near-verbatim quotes from the information Seth gave Dick Bach and company on the evening of September 27, 1972: “Information does not exist by itself. [...]

[...] There was a thatched hut near, but don’t know about 11 or a sign.”

[...] I don’t wear my own glasses nearly as much as I used to. [...]

[...] You are not nearly as free of those as you might suppose—and I have mentioned that before.

Often, however, in their private worlds people have their own versions of the feared probabilities, which they then run through the screens of their minds for good measure, so that they can take steps to avoid whatever catastrophe or near-catastrophe is involved.

[...] You end up with affairs of great national and world concern, such as the Three Mile Island episode, and other lesser-known near-nuclear accidents.

Now as far as the species is concerned, all variations are necessary—and it is as if (underlined) in one instance a member of the species—for its own reasons, but also on behalf of the whole—decides to specialize in one particular area, to isolate certain abilities, so to speak, and display them with the greatest tenacity and brilliance, while nearly completely ignoring certain other areas. [...]

[...] Ideally, sleeping five hours at a time, you gain the maximum benefit, and anything else over this time is not nearly as helpful. [...]

The divisions between the self would not be nearly as severe. [...]

[...] Jane’s voice had very gradually increased to a near-normal volume.)

[...] Many of these new facts contradict respected old facts, and are leading to previously unheard of, or rejected, questions having to do with internal structures for such near-dimensionless processes as the electron, which moves about the atomic nucleus, and for the various “heavier” particles that make up the nucleus itself.

[...] Or am I Seth’s trance personality, living in space and time, nearly forgetful of my heritage? [...]

At this writing, Seth is nearly halfway through The Individual and the Nature of Mass Events, which will show where and how private beliefs become public events. [...]

(“Printed matter, near the center.” [...] The plaque is in the lower center of the card, thus “near” the center.

[...] Printed matter, near the center. [...]

[...] The intellect, then, can and does form strong paranoid tendencies when it is put in the position of believing that it must solve all personal problems alone — or nearly — and certainly when it is presented with any picture of worldwide predicaments.

[...] They are significant, while the improvements do not seem to be nearly as much so.

[...] ‘What’s that?’ I exclaimed to Floyd, as I saw a large dark shape near the hickory tree. [...]

There is hardly any danger of that possibility, however, since it would be nearly impossible to perform such a task even with the most developed of technologies — and indeed, the very attempt to do so might well immediately trigger a response on the part of the whole genetic system, so that new divergences appeared with even greater frequency, as compensation.

(Jane’s eyes had been better the last couple of days, yet not nearly as much improved as we wanted them to be.

[...] This reminded her of the recent session when she momentarily seemed to be speaking as Seth from near the same bookcase.

Now the Sumari are gathering together and the Sumari are coming home and you should be prepared for some emotional reunions for they will come from near and afar. [...]