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► UR1 Section 1: Session 679 February 4, 1974 mystical Linden photograph n.y church
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The three of us got along well as children, although our natures and interests varied considerably. All of us went through grade school and high school in Sayre, a railroad town in northeastern Pennsylvania: Our father settled his family there in 1923 when he opened an auto-repair and battery shop. The separations in the family began to happen after Linden and I graduated from high school, left Sayre, and started to work our respective ways through college and an art school. Then came long periods of military service for the three of us (World War II for Linden and me). Years passed before I understood how much my parents had been affected by the departure of their children.

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It was on the surface a very conventional structure, yet underneath, highly unwieldy. There were dogmas. The mother was expected to bear perfect children and to be subservient to the male, at least in outward fashion.

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From this, it also follows that my mother and father saw their individual creations, or versions, of each of their children.

► UR1 Appendix 1: (For Session 679) mystical grandfather religious Burdo daemons
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He never forgave his own children for growing up … Yet he related his own body, at least until the very end, very well with nature. [...]

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[...] She had boyfriends, but no dreams of marriage, children, or keeping house. [...]