1 result for (book:tes4 AND session:177 AND stemmed:convers)
4/90 (4%)
Jesuit
multiple
exchange
study
aspects
[... 65 paragraphs ...]
(Seth began by stating that he liked to sit in with us only as an interested participant, without bothering about notes, etc. Jane, he said, could use the practice of switching focus; and we did have the effect of a conversation among five people instead of four. There follow a few quotes from Seth as I noted them down, with some hints from Bill, Peggy and myself.)
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(11:01—Jane was out of her trance. She grinned and waved at us. The conversation revolved around our use of slang, and our speculations as to the source of Seth’s knowledge.)
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—No one has to watch their conversation with me. I am capable of dealing with all aspects of reality, even cloudy ones on my plane....
[... 15 paragraphs ...]
(This experience reminded me that Jane might try a little experiment of her own the next time such an occasion arose for informal exchange. It was simply that it should be possible for Jane herself to ask Seth questions, then go into trance to answer them. She agreed that it should work, especially if she was capable, as Seth, of carrying on a conversation with three other people, almost simultaneously.
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