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Now, due to variations existing in the capacity of various individuals to receive, perceive, and act upon such information, no constructions are exactly the same, though generally they appear the same; and for utility’s sake they are effective enough.

[...] In the development of each individual we act and reenact the startling events that brought our own universe into existence. [...]

[...] During these eras in your terms, the speakers often acted as go-betweens. [...]

[...] The self can then act to help others, and can in no way be threatened.

[...] One was very good: the figure of a heavy-faced man, smooth-shaven, well dressed in a tan topcoat, in the act of bending to his left, as though to pull out a chair. [...]

You did not act as a minister in the other location, but worked with lumber. [...]

Now when Ruburt senses a strong disruption in these main areas he will act up, and strongly. [...]

Now you have a division neatly drawn for yourself; a framework in which you find yourself acting. [...]

It will enable you to act and to help without blaming them for shortcomings, since these shortcomings may actually have been chosen by them for reasons of compensation. [...]

[...] In the first place, having little respect for yourself for following such a course, you would not even be able to put on the act which you contemplate. [...]

[...] Think of the beginnings of the simple act of which you are normally almost completely unaware, the muscular motions that must be made before one word can be uttered.

I have also mentioned that as your outer senses can perceive the camouflage universe, and as they act within its laws, so also the inner senses are equipped to perceive the inner basic universe, and they directly are familiar with its laws.

[...] (Pause.) The particular kind of significance settled upon would act both as a directive for experience and as a method of erecting effective boundaries, within which the selected kind of behavior would continue. [...]

[...] Theistic evolutionists and progressive creationists, for example, try to bring the two extremes closer together through postulating various methods by which God created the world and then, while remaining hidden, either helped it to evolve to its present state in the Darwinistic tradition, or, through a series of creative acts, brought forth each succeeding “higher” form of life.

[...] If science insists that there was, and is, no design or planner behind man’s emergence, then how can man be expected to act as if there was, or is? [...]

[...] The knowledge is built in and acted upon. [...]

[...] The suggestion acted upon you and Jane, as well as upon the dog.

[...] In another little drama, motionless like the first one, I saw my Roman soldier suspended in the act of falling from the tower. [...]

Actually, of course, each second of any creature’s life represents a creative act of the keenest sort, for it signals that physical entity’s decision to continue living in physical terms. [...]

When such abilities as telepathy occur, this telepathic function is carried on continually by this other self-conscious part of you, but as a rule you act upon such data without the knowledge of the conscious self with which you are familiar. [...]

Seth’s Preface is in Volume 1, of course, and it too should be studied again; to me, such acts of referral between the two volumes help the reader mentally unite them.

Certain members of a family often act out particular roles, however, for the family as a whole. [...]