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Selling door to door had to him the subjective advantage in that he was master of the situation, and was indeed the invader. The hapless householder was on the defensive. This will no longer work, and I suggest he not consider it. In his own way he had been brooding. He would like some prestige in terms of position and financial benefit, that earlier did not concern him.
Perhaps you will see how expectations are indeed translated by the individual into concrete reality. Learning is always possible. If this were not so, you would be much more severely limited. These sessions are certainly speeding up your learning process, and they are in themselves naturally the result of your inner expectations.
If this were not so, the very possibility of the sessions would not even exist for you.
I would like to add a note concerning the importance and dangers of
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Actually however, physical extension in space, in terms of even short journeys, will help to expand your psychic and mental horizons, and will help compensate for other freedoms that your house would have provided.
I am purposefully giving this kind of material this evening, for my own reasons. Although you are both doing ever so much better, nevertheless you have expended much subconscious energy in the recent past, and not in constructive ways. This loss is much less than the same situation would have caused you in the past.
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You will have to strike a balance. Too many influences of this nature would be distracting, but some are definitely necessary; and again now, I would suggest that you invite a few congenial visitors to your home. Telepathically and through the inner senses, you pick up extremely valuable and diversified data in this manner, that is enlightening and helpful to the subconscious, and broadens the psychic base of awareness.
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–we can afford some personal digressions. Definitely some freedoms must be achieved to compensate for the freedoms that the house would have provided.
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