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(Jane began dictation on time, in a voice that was pitched just a little lower than usual. Her delivery was faster than last session’s especially slow manner. Her pacing was regular, her eyes dark, and again she was without her glasses.)

There may be the appearance of a time lapse of one kind or another between mental actions and their appearance or projection into other systems, but this is a distortive effect. Such distortive effects, such distortions, are often correlated within a given system, and accepted as a foundation for the nature of reality. And all further data is then accepted according to the easiness with which it can be accepted within this framework, the distortions being mistaken for the actuality behind them.

These therefore for all intents and purposes close ranks, encompassing the three systems and accepting no further additions at this given time. As they evolve they may attract other energy forms, and build extensions to the system.

(Break at 10:00. Jane was dissociated as usual. During break she mentioned that she wanted to know if she could resume practicing psychological time for half an hour a day, instead of fifteen minutes. And I said I hoped Seth would say something about the “group” Jane contacted Saturday night. See pages 167-68.

I have told you that this will be a fairly brief session, and so it shall. Ruburt may try a half-hour psychological time experiment tomorrow and Wednesday, if he chooses, and then we will see. This has been an excellent session. My most fond good wishes to you both; and if you do not want to carry on conversations with my friends you do not have to.

(The following data are from Jane’s psy-time notebook:

(Note: Jane tried psychological time for half an hour in both the above instances. Seth had agreed to this in the last session.)

(For December 1 and 2 I tried psychological time also, but have nothing to report beyond a few minor sensations in the hands.)