1 result for (book:tes7 AND session:288 AND stemmed:do)
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Now, I do indeed have a few words to say, concerning this last episode.
It was of course an upsetting one. This does not mean that it was not a rather important occasion. Ruburt did not use his abilities in precisely the same manner in the past, simply because he was unable to do so had he been willing.
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The first such episode is bound to be somewhat upsetting. I would have intruded despite the fact that I was not welcome, but then I feared that to do so would confuse the issue for you.
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And I can tell you, though neither of you may be pleased, that the incident taught the cat lover and the Jesuit much, and through direct experience. You might call it a visual aid. (Smile, forceful manner, eyes open wide.) You only learn emotionally. If you do not learn emotionally, you do not learn.
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This does not mean, again, that such demonstrations are overly emphasized, or a regular occurrence. It does not mean they should be indiscriminately adopted. But when they do occur they will in most instances have occurred for a reason, and will affect witnesses in a most direct manner.
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I will explain more clearly the differences in perception that are involved in various trance procedures. You will find this most interesting… Do you want another break?
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Do you have an envelope for me?
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A circumstance involving a policeman. (Pause.) To do with a fall, or a seeing something through—passing through it completely you see.
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Do you have any questions?
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(“To do with a fall, or a seeing something through—passing through it completely, you see.” We saw no connections.) Later note by Rob: The Garden of Eden-the “Fall?”
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(First Question: Is this old hand male or female? “I am not sure, though I suspect male. The hand is not a typically male hand however, but more delicate perhaps.” Seth is correct, in that the old reference here does concern Bill Gallagher and his subjective feelings [the male], on the evening of his birthday party, for which the envelope object was written. Jane and I do not especially see any connection with the delicate hand reference however.
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