2 results for (book:nopr AND session:642 AND stemmed:jane)
2/9 (22%)
diethylamide
Lysergic
hallucinogens
lsd
acid
[... 6 paragraphs ...]
3. As of several months later, though, Jane hasn’t remembered any dreams about the light….
4. Jane and I heartily disagree with this idea.
6/56 (11%)
aggression
violence
passive
beliefs
animals
[... 14 paragraphs ...]
(9:54. Jane’s trance had been excellent, her delivery fast considering my writing speed. Seth’s material, especially that given around 9:34, was quite apropos in light of an amusing incident involving Jane shortly before the session. Idly, it seemed, she had picked a book from one of our shelves. It turned out to be a self-help treatise written by a prominent medical man. Leafing through it, Jane became so angered at the poor suggestions it contained that she threw it across the room.
(During break, I wondered aloud if she might have selected the book because she intuitively knew Seth was going to discuss its kind tonight — or did Seth use the incident, once it transpired, to make his points in a fresh way? Jane didn’t know, adding that she hadn’t “looked at the book in four or five years.” Nor had I. Yet I remembered how we’d believed in it so implicitly at the time of purchase….
[... 7 paragraphs ...]
(Jane paused, still in trance. She had picked up a fresh cigarette, then discovered that she was out of matches. “Wait a minute,” I said, “I’ll get you a light….” I was glad of the chance to rummage around; the pace had been fast.)
[... 13 paragraphs ...]
(10:52. Jane had been “way out … I think we’re going to get more on animals and aggression … Boy, Seth’s still here. I just got the next sentence,” she laughed, but my writing hand was lame so I asked her to wait. “It’s funny,” she added, “but part of me is already into the session while the rest is still here on break….” Resume in the same manner at 11:05.)
[... 10 paragraphs ...]
(Lately I’ve been asking Jane if she thought Seth would give at least a short dissertation on probabilities for this book. I’ve been especially curious about this since we received his information on the death of our cat, Rooney, in the 639th session. [A note added later: Seth kept his word. See Chapters Fourteen and Fifteen.]
[... 5 paragraphs ...]
(11:40 p.m. Jane yawned again and again. “I feel exhausted — and yet I’m charged with energy at the same time,” she said. The paper Seth had referred to concerned some of her own work with beliefs. My writing hand ached.)
