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TES5 Session 201 October 25, 1965 11/76 (14%) story Freeze airplane chilly motel
– The Early Sessions: Book 5 of The Seth Material
– © 2013 Laurel Davies-Butts
– Session 201 October 25, 1965 9 PM Monday as Scheduled

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(Jane has now settled all matters pertaining to her ESP book with her publisher. In the 198th session, Seth said she would receive a letter from her publisher by the next Saturday. Jane did receive a letter then from his secretary, but not a definitive one. It is thus interesting to note that she received the information she wanted by the next Saturday, however; October 22, Friday, to be exact. We have yet to receive any word on our kitchen enlargement, which Seth also predicted would be settled by the Saturday after the 198th session.

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(In the 200th session, Seth said Jane’s publisher, Frederick Fell, would be hurt by Jane’s demands for action, but would cover it with a cosmopolitan air. In his letter of October 22, the publisher certainly did write a cosmopolitan letter, in our opinion.

(The session was held in our back room and was free of interruptions. Jane spoke while sitting down and with her eyes closed. Her voice was quiet, her pace quite slow in the beginning.)

[... 11 paragraphs ...]

I have used a portion of this session to deal with rather personal matters, and of course we discussed particular dreams at sessions immediately previous. This is fine, but we will shortly return to our material.

I will now suggest a brief break before we deal with our friends. And incidentally, Ruburt’s experience in psychological time was quite legitimate.

[... 11 paragraphs ...]

An airplane. Directly behind our friends (pause), there is a female in blue. Directly across from our friends, there is a couple of middle-aged.... (Pause, at 9:30; Jane shook her head in vexation.)We will try to clear this up. The couple come from Daytona or Dayton. The man has a connection with the paper business, but not a newspaper. The production of paper itself.

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Arrive New York eleven, perhaps 11:05. (Jane shook her head.) There is something, a gate or a runway with the number 3, 5; 35, possibly the number on their luggage ticket. But one of these is a 35. (Pause.) The woman directly behind our friends’ seat may have a child with her. If so a female child, but there is no man in that seat. (Long pause.)

They walk through a large building, most likely a terminal, for there are counters of a sort to the right. Our friend’s ulcer may show a slight twinge here, as he passes through the terminal. There is a short discussion concerning where to go next. (Pause at 9:40.)

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At this time, that is now (9:44), our cat lover is reading. Our Jesuit is studying people, and they are flying.

[... 4 paragraphs ...]

Also a cab ride. Our cat lover laughs. A three-dollar fare, which seems large. An old, rather than a younger cab driver (pause) with a stubby neck.

[... 20 paragraphs ...]

We will now bring our session to its close.

[... 11 paragraphs ...]

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