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Each moment is then like a mosaic, only in your current life history you follow only one color or pattern, and ignore the others. As I have mentioned, you can indeed change the present to some extent by purposefully altering a memory event. At least twice a week, I would like Ruburt to alter the memory of that playground in Rochester, so that he successfully climbs down the jungle gym.

The body does not begin to show such improvement with the intent not to continue. All of my suggestions should be followed—those apply to Ruburt and you. When Ruburt feels good by his standards, that is, in a good mood, relatively at peace, and in some kind of bodily ease, taking his situation into consideration, he should note that. I will help keep him from concentrating on the times when he does not feel that good. He should make an effort to forget his condition as much as possible, and so should you. This does not mean that you are ignoring reality. You are instead trying an excellent method that will help you change it.

Above all, communicate with each other. Your episode on the porch last night is an excellent example of creatively using your environment. Alter your routines when you can in the same fashion. In so doing, you display a change of attitude, a willingness to be creative in your life as well as in your work.

Ruburt can regain normal flexibility, normal responsiveness; I wish that I could automatically impart to you the quite simple knowledge that lies behind those sentences, so that you could accept them without quibble. But you are beginning, both of you, to change your beliefs and feelings, and that is good.

I bid you then a fond good evening. When you are even mildly hopeful, tell the other. If you feel blue, let the other know, so that the mood does not linger, undermining what you want to do. At the same time, rally your forces, so that you creatively try to change a mood of disappointment. This will prevent both of you getting down at once.