Each of the twelve represented qualities of personality that belong to one individual, and Christ as you know him represented the inner self. The twelve, therefore, plus Christ as you know him (the one figure composed of the three) represented an individual earthly personality — the inner self — and twelve main characteristics connected with the egotistical self. As Christ was surrounded by the disciples, so the inner self is surrounded by these physically oriented characteristics, each drawn outward toward daily reality on the one hand, and yet orbiting the inner self.

(As we talked, Jane recalled an image she’d had during the delivery. She couldn’t explain it very well, even with gestures. “Something like Christ being a central pole, with twelve balls revolving around him but radiating outward at the same time,” she said. “Christ created the twelve….”

The three Christ personalities were born upon your planet, and indeed became flesh among you. None of these was crucified. The twelve disciples were materializations from the energies of these three personalities — their combined energies. They were then fully endowed with individuality, however, but their main task was to clearly manifest within themselves certain abilities inherent within all men.

[...] For the same reason, at the end of the session [in Chapter Twelve] we’re including a local resident’s experience with a certain set of beliefs.

[...] Instead Seth decided to relay a page of material for Jane and me before launching into Chapter Twelve. [...]

(“The numbers three and twelve.” I had ordered my 1966 license plates by mail, on December (twelve) 3rd (three), and had the money order stub with me in case it was necessary to show a record of payment.

The numbers three and twelve, and an occurrence that was not repeated.

(“Twelve of a kind connected here.” [...] We speculated, again, that the double six in the date on the object can add up to twelve.

[...] Twelve of a kind connected here. [...]

[...] There were twelve people in all: My parents, Jane and I, my brother Loren, his wife and son, and my brother Bill and his wife, and their two daughters and one son. [...]

[...] Not only is the month of the test the twelfth month, but there were twelve people present in Sayre the day the test object was drawn. [...]

[...] people about a round object, such as a table,” is quite interesting, and can apply twice, as the number twelve applied four times. [...]

[...] They rarely congregate in large groups, but do have a family and tribal-like organization, with at the very most twelve adults in any given area. [...]

A visit, a settlement of thatched or straw covered huts, nine to twelve of these. [...]

A visit, a settlement of thatched or straw covered huts, nine to twelve of these. [...]

[...] It took you twelve years of training to memorize this code of ethics.

[...] Twelve, or one, two.

(“Twelve, or one, two.” [...]

I was once a mother with twelve children. [...]

[...] After a pause at 9:50, he resumed dictation on Chapter Twelve.)

[...] Baenog—another letter and then oe, what you would call an outskirt of Oslo, twelve miles distant. [...]

[...] These beside my own twelve books. [...]

[...] Twelve. [...]

(“Twelve.” [...]

[...] While lying in a drowsy state early Sunday morning, she heard the words “twelve-o-five.” [...]

[...] and in that particular instance, as a grandmother of twelve children. [...]

(A long pause while I scanned the next three questions: twelve, thirteen, and fourteen.)

One legal irregularity existing for twelve years. [...]