1 result for (book:tps2 AND heading:"delet session octob 22 1973" AND stemmed:both)
7/40 (18%)
relaxation
parents
laxness
father
mother
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The promise in the dream made by you, that the events (of Jane’s great flexibility)were indeed happening, represented your inner knowledge that he would make it now, and his own realization of the fact, as well as the body’s acknowledgment. The first part of the dream involved excellent physical release and manipulability. The second part concerned new rooms, all rich avenues open to him, both as a result of the release and yet bringing forth the release. The rooms represented exploration, new areas of creativity in which he is even now involved.
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Ruburt’s father represented the other extreme, with no firm purpose, seemingly driven willy-nilly, and accomplishing nothing. Both parents could be highly destructive, however—Ruburt’s father when he was drunk, and Ruburt’s mother generally.
Ruburt chose the parents to see the contrast and learn the best way for him in which purpose could be combined with spontaneity, the will with the spirit. He had to see what both extremes were extremes—not practical or idealistic. All of this applied to his mental, psychic, spiritual, and physical life, and his overall purpose.
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He was also afraid of spontaneity not related to creativity because of his feeling that his father went willy-nilly and produced nothing. In solving his dilemma, which was the creative one, the both of you triumph for yourselves and for your parents.
Only by self-examination can you see how these issues merge in all areas of your living, and then project the ideas outward for others. Ruburt going out walking goes for both of you. You, relating far better than you even did with others, go out for both of your parents. Your mother knows that.
Encouraging Ruburt’s physical spontaneity now, you symbolically encourage your own inner spontaneity, and both of you recognize that. Give us a moment.... There are reasons set by you because of the nature of your purpose, so that your best work will come later in your lives. Your mother realizes how she is opening avenues through which you understand more than you did, and she knows that you follow her on journeys of which other family members are ignorant.
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(10:40 PM. “Thank you, Seth. Good night.” As I type this the next evening—while class is in progress—Jane is enjoying another lengthy relaxation.... Both of us have done the point of power. Loren and Dick are my young brothers.)