1 result for (book:nopr AND session:626 AND stemmed:now)
6/44 (14%)
involuntary
brain
Bach
deride
functions
[... 6 paragraphs ...]
Dictation. (Pause. Then humorously:) An aside to you: Now, you see, I can speak in Time or out of it. Underline “Time.”
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(Now Seth asked me to open a beer for Jane. “I don’t want to give him a break yet,” he added — the “him” stemming from Jane’s male entity name, Ruburt. It was obvious that Jane was in a very deep trance. Our house was turning noisy but she showed no signs whatever of unease. Instead, she sat quietly waiting for me to pick up my notebook….)
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(9:50.) Later in the book we will discuss other kinds of existence in which you are also involved; and these to some extent color your intents and purposes in physical life as you now understand it.
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Now it is here that the seeming division in the self occurs, for in physical life the conscious mind must be connected with the brain, and in terms of time that organ itself must grow and develop. So all of your consciousness cannot be physically aware. The portion that must “wait for” the brain’s development is the part you call in life “the conscious mind.”
The other portions can be called the inner self. Now all of this inner self cannot become expressed even with its connection with the brain, since the brain must sift perception through the physical apparatus.
[... 7 paragraphs ...]
And now, I suggest that you end the session —
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