1 result for (book:tes5 AND session:214 AND stemmed:three)
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(An unscheduled session was held on Friday evening, December 3,1965, in our apartment. Beginning at about 10:15 PM, Seth spoke at no great length to six people, myself included. The six witnesses comprise Seth’s largest audience to date. Bill and Peggy Gallagher were present, and Ann Diebler, and Don and Marilyn Wilbur. The last three named are from the group of young people who witnessed the unscheduled session of November 5,1965. See the notes on page 57, preceding the 206th session. Ann and Marilyn work with me at Artistic Card Co.
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(“You will meet a woman dressed in green... A clock that doesn’t keep proper time... There are three men in particular with whom you will be associated... You will meet a man you do not like... You will have a grand view of an occasion... A turnoff that does not bring you where you want to go... An unscheduled social engagement, not in a private home but a public place... The number 5 and the number 321... Another room besides the one that has been planned.”)
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The speaker is interrupted. A question-and-answer session. Three main speakers in the discussion itself. Survival is a strong issue here, though it may not be the title of the discussion, formally.
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The hotel on a corner. Her room above three floors. A man across the way. The number 421.
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(Note that in Friday’s session Seth had mentioned the number 321 to Peggy. In the material above Seth gives the number 312, which is a scrambled 321, and later the number 421. See page 108: Three other impressions checked out.
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A fabric. He seems to be thinking of a fabric that is nubby. (Pause.) Three late arrivals. One of these someone he has been waiting for, or hoped would arrive. A male of middle age, with a mustache. (Pause at 10:09.)
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(Break at 10:17. Jane was dissociated as usual. She said she didn’t particularly remember what she had said on the three tests, but could to some degree if she stopped to think.
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