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dazzle
roses
Kyle
crushing
turmoil
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Now, I will speak to the lovely roses in the vase so that you will know I am not addressing anyone in particular. Now, one of these roses leaves the familiar world that it knows and embarks upon out-of-body experiences quite frequently, but this rose has a beautiful memory. [...] For now, be satisfied with that and do not try too hard. [...] Now, I will give you some information on the subject, though it is too late this evening, and if you want some specific exercises that you personally can use, I do not know that you will smell as sweet as a rose on your return, but we will see to it that you get the exercises. [...]
[...] Now, as I told you, you have experiences in the dream state and in the waking state of which you are not even physically aware. Now, you also often develop abilities in the dreaming and sleep state and perform work and creative activities of which you are not aware. Now, if you really learn to keep track of your dreams and record them over a period of time, you may get a clue as to what these activities are. [...]
Now, read some of the material in the back of the book on plant life. Now, I see upon a chair, a woman who is not there. [...]
Now, I have treated you all very gently in class, and I have used simple language, and I have explained things easily and coddled you, Now, 1 want you to study the material that you have. [...]
Now, if you follow the material, this automatically will happen. [...] It will form a framework, and from this framework you can reach out into other realities while also keeping your footing here, and in reaching the life that you now know. [...]
Now, I will let you all take a break. [...] Peace can be excitement but turmoil can, now, be dull. [...]
Now, bad vibrations come from within the self, as do good ones. [...]
[...] Now, and you all have the beginnings of a good text book, and I am going to ask you questions. [...]
Now, again, after my cheery beginning, I offer you my fondest wishes, and I expect you to work hard for I do not give you pretty, easy phrases. [...]
Now, I will let you all take a break and without looking at anyone in the room, I will come back. [...]
