1 result for (book:tps5 AND heading:"delet session novemb 8 1978" AND stemmed:would)

TPS5 Deleted Session November 8, 1978 5/34 (15%) taxes complacency contemptuous Edgecomb alike
– The Personal Sessions: Book 5 of The Deleted Seth Material
– © 2016 Laurel Davies-Butts
– Deleted Session November 8, 1978 8:43 PM Wednesday

[... 2 paragraphs ...]

(I asked Jane if Seth would comment on my throat difficulty. Lately my throat, or the roof of the mouth, has been uncomfortable. The pendulum told me yesterday that it was because I was concerned that our finishing Psyche this year would give us more money, which in turn would mean that our taxes next April would be higher —a ridiculous worry, I agree, and quite in keeping with my past attitudes about money and taxes. I did think I’d learned some things about money and taxes, but this latest hassle makes me wonder. I was also hesitant to take the pendulum at face value, after the results achieved regarding the tooth data recently. But I figured I’d learned from that episode, so decided to try using it again.

[... 1 paragraph ...]

(Jane continues her physical improvements—especially in the walking area, which has improved noticeably just in the last week. She hoped Seth would comment further.

[... 11 paragraphs ...]

(9:00.) Ruburt rather good-naturedly appreciates being in the position of paying taxes, since his upbringing was at the taxpayers’ expense. I know you understand this—but carried to the extreme, that resentment would allow you barely enough to live on, and you actually would refuse to make money, because you so resent the high taxes connected with a good living. Yet financial security is important to both of you, because it allows you the freedom to create as you choose, and to follow this path. Yet remember that for all of its failings, your peace of mind is also the result of the American services that were available when you did not have much money, as they are now.

[... 3 paragraphs ...]

Now what does youth mean to many? A time of conflict, and emotional turmoil. Certainly the young are usually poor, rather than rich, and what is best to shock a complacent mind out of its complacency—its feared complacency? For Frank was not complacent, but feared that age would make him so—hence a conflict. Its very emotional vividness tells him he is not old and complacent, and its financial elements certainly make clear to him that he is not seeping in elderly security. No indeed—he is pushed toward action.

(9:16.) He likes the farmer image, but he is afraid that being a farmer would cut him off from the commerce with the marketplace that he now enjoys, and the hearty comradeship. His feelings about money are mixed. He is slightly contemptuous of it, while liking what it can buy. He is slightly contemptuous of the wealthy, or those in social positions. He enjoys needling them, while at the same time traveling in their circle.

[... 11 paragraphs ...]

Similar sessions

WTH Part Two: Chapter 11: June 11, 1984 disease presto sprinkler prey die
TPS5 Session 878 (Deleted Portion) September 10, 1979 disapproval taxes stomach approve springboard
TPS5 Deleted Session April 9, 1979 taxes groin paying kitty hassles
TPS3 Deleted Session February 9, 1976 ideal taxes expression mutilate envision