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Keefe
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renewing
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(Jane had no special questions, beyond saying she hoped Seth would continue with material on Frameworks 1 and 2. She was very relaxed, and expressed qualifications about having s session; she did want to try, though.
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(Once again I note that Jane’s physical improvements continue as described in recent sessions. She now sits down much more easily than in the past, with more ease even than she did last week. She sat down three times today in the bathroom, for instance, the most she’s done so since a little over four years ago, as we figured it. Jane laughed that she’d have made it four times in a row if Willy hadn’t interfered.
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(10:10. Jane now felt so relaxed that she didn’t know whether she could continue the session, or would even want to. We sat waiting to see what would happen. Resume at 10:20.)
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(10:32. Jane was very relaxed. She said she could have continued the session, yet decided not to.
(I’ll note here a small sign of the workings of Framework 2. Today I received a letter from the secretary of the British Psychic Society, Eleanor O’Keefe, thanking us for sending her an autographed copy of Cézanne a couple of weeks ago. She remarked upon something that at first escaped us both: her interest in art. Hence, I’d decided to send her a book on art, derived through Jane’s trance abilities. At the same time, I told Jane, we shouldn’t attach too much significance to this, since we’ve been sending out only Cézanne books—that is, anyone we send a book to gets one on art.
(It’s of further interest to note that no sooner had I mailed a letter to Ms. O’Keefe this morning, asking her help in locating an address in London, than her letter was delivered at our door upon our return from the post office. I asked her help re the address of a physicist in London, to whom I thought of sending a copy of “Unknown” Reality. We’ll see what turn this little story takes next. Incidentally, Ms. O’Keefe wrote us that Jane’s Cézanne would be in the library of the British Psychic Society. Who knows what might happen?
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