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Rachel
wheat
unfriendly
group
leave
[... 6 paragraphs ...]
(Ruburt:) “Because you have to go beyond that group at that time. Besides, there are two people in that group who are not really friendly. While they are here in this room now, frankly, they were not friendly at that time. I was one who was friendly at that time. It is only because I was there and you were there at that time, that you can now realize this. This is apparently some kind of neurosis that you picked up that you can get over now ... and only that you progressed so far in the end that you can. You have the opportunity to make adjustments and to leave the group when the night comes. You have the same sort of thing that Jane had, but Jane is getting over it egotistically in this life. Although Jane’s ... was so strong she had to egotistically become more permissive. The sense of resistance has to do with the neurosis picked up in that time.
[... 2 paragraphs ...]
([Rachel:] “Who are the unfriendly ones?”)
[... 1 paragraph ...]
([Rachel:] “I think I was one of the unfriendly ones.”)
[... 5 paragraphs ...]
([Sue:] “I’m the one across the field. “
[... 5 paragraphs ...]
(Ruburt:) “No. There’s only one figure out in the wheat field that she doesn’t want to face.”
[... 8 paragraphs ...]
(Seth:)You quote me. If you remember that you have no problem, then that is the answer. You will not leave this group. If you want to, you will leave the other group—and with confidence. In one probability you have already done so.
(One week later, in class of January 21, Sue told of a recurring dream which she had for some years—a dream in which she had stood in a field of wheat or cornfield was afire and she feared for the safety of the village.)
