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He should begin to write. He should not read and reread endlessly notes that he has made, for as he begins to work he will find himself writing.

The Prentice letter caused him to react with a burst of spontaneous pleasure. It was highly therapeutic in that regard, and swept before the spontaneity were symptoms and problems. The system cleansed itself. The personality appeared briefly as it should be. A day or so following, the clamps were again applied however, and the old situation returned.

This session should throw considerable light upon them. I would never suggest continuing with the sessions at the expense of Ruburt’s mental or physical health.

I had one note: his jumpy-roping is good for him, and he should continue. He should seek motion. Do you have further questions?

I believe I have cleared up several points this evening, and I have given you specific advice, both of you. I should be followed.