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(Yet several times today, again, Jane experienced brief period where she could read much better without her glasses than with them—quite phenomenal changes, in fact.)

Now: this will be brief.

Take a brief break.

[...] On two very brief occasions Seth let his voice blast out to some extent, though not at full volume by any means. [...]

I shall now let you take a break, and enjoy a brief social discussion.

[...] This process can also result in a similar approach on my part when I discuss his dictation, so I’ll initiate a summary of Volume 1 by using four sources presented by Seth himself: a key passage from his Preface; the headings he gave for the three sections that comprise Volume 1, along with a few elaborations of my own; a brief description of the appendixes which I assembled over a period of time; and a passage from the 762nd session, in which, eight months after he’d finished “Unknown” Reality, Seth speaks further about his purposes in producing it.

[...] These questions, with Seth’s explanations, are the heart of Volume 1. Because “Unknown” Reality is organized along intuitive rather than consecutive lines, though, it’s difficult to provide a brief résumé. [...]

(During break Jane got a brief but clear message from Seth: We should turn our bed back so that its head pointed north again, instead of to the west as it does now.

Are you ready for the dreams, or do you want a brief break?

[...] During that time Jane held four book sessions, with small portions of three of them being deleted, or private; 10 regular nonbook sessions, with brief sections of four of those being private; and 68 completely private sessions. [...]

(See Volume 2, page 5 in the 43rd session for a brief explanation of the hand phenomenon. [...]

[...] My own bout with using the pendulum had been very brief. [...]

[...] And now after this brief explanation I hope that you will look forward to our Wednesday session.

[...] You should sell two more paintings within a relatively brief time.

[...] I am simply asking that you not give the subconscious too many issues to deal with at once, and the last part of each session should always reinforce any positive steps you have made and end with a few, very brief, clear positive suggestions.

There is a brief session that I gave some while back that points this out clearly. [...]

(To Giovanni) Now I have a brief word that I would like to say to this one over here. [...]

[...] After Seth began that chapter Jane and I realized we could become quite interested in biblical history, but our time for learning had been brief. [...]

Take a very brief break then and we shall continue.

[...] John and Seth then engaged in a brief conversation, and the session ended at 11:04 P.M.

You considered yourself not impulsive, yet it is you who wrote “Make me a galaxy, Jane,” took up with Ruburt after a very brief acquaintanceship, and brought him home to your startled family.

[...] The vision had been very brief but quite real. [...]

Probabilities may be swirling everywhere, yet remain of course unperceived in any given instant, so that you might in this odd strange analogy (pause) hear a dim brief whirr, as in the whirling of winds, and think it unimportant—while what you heard instead was an entire world of probabilities speed past where you stood (intently).

(Seth, beginning at 9:45 P.M.:) “I have some comments to make on your discussion—rather brief for now.

“To some extent tonight’s relatively brief session should remove senses of urgency on your parts, or of self-criticism, that make you question when or how [you] can ‘learn to make’ the magical approach work in any specific way—that is, why you cannot learn to make the approach work in, say, helping Ruburt’s condition in a faster, more effective fashion.”