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strands
library
Woodstock
agility
habitual
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To Ruburt. (Pause.) The further agility and freedom he is allowing himself psychologically and psychically is now leading him to the greater physical agility he desires. The idea of strands of consciousness is important, for he can now choose strands. He is beginning to understand that bringing greater freedom to habitual physical thought patterns forms strands of consciousness that you can then follow.
He sees this. You can simply refuse to follow one habitual strand. The strands form experience. They are carriers of pictures and images, and expectations—the threads with which you form the sparkling web of physical life.
The “prediction” I gave concerning Ruburt’s health still stands. There will be of course more library experiences. (Harry) Edwards does help, for reasons I will give you—when we have the time—in the same way that Ruburt’s energy helps others, as at Woodstock. There is also a doctor, quite real; he is an image as yet unrecognized in Ruburt’s psyche, though he glimpsed him once. Yet he stands for a definite personality in ways I have not as yet explained.
Ruburt is being helped, then, in an area adjacent to his library. He is open enough to receive concepts that will be important to his health, but his acquiescence was first necessary.
His students are important, for as he is translating from the library, they are also translating.
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(11:45 PM. “He said that,” Jane told me, laughing, “because I have to go to the john.”)
