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[...] Let that focus falter for a briefest amount of time, and the whole house of cards would come tumbling down, so to speak.

[...] Our interpretation here, without in any way being positive, was that this concerned the square cardboard cake box described earlier—which was square as we recall it—and the smaller birthday card. However we are not sure now whether the card was enclosed in a square envelope or a rectangular one. [...]

(“Seth, we’ve received our ESP cards from Duke.”)

I do strongly suggest that you begin work with these cards and also (Jane laughed) when you have the time that you continue your own attempt to use the inner senses outside these sessions. [...]

(The mail was very heavy last week, and Jane still has a batch of Christmas cards to reply to yet, as well as a dozen “regular” letters, even after answering better than 35 letters.

[...] Today also she received a card from Gene Bernard’s wife Sarah, who is visiting her brother in Ecuador, South America, for several weeks.)

[...] The object was a black and white Polaroid photo, taken of myself by a coworker in September 1960, at my desk at the Artistic Card Co. [...]

(“A connection with four people,” I felt to be a vague reference to others I worked with at Artistic Card Co., when the photo was taken in 1960. [...]

[...] Jane sat half-dozing at the card table, and I tried to focus on reading some of last week’s mail. [...]

[...] (In parentheses: Ruburt thinks of old-fashioned Shredded Wheat cereal cards, that were gray-blue in color.) Connection with four columns. [...]

[...] In parentheses: Ruburt thinks of old-fashioned Shredded Wheat cards, that were gray-blue in color.” [...]

[...] I was working on a new kind of greeting card that could, I think, actually be quite successful. [...]

[...] She’d mentioned a session earlier in the day, and so had I. At the same time she’d slept in her chair most of the day, and was doing so again at the card table, when I finally got out there at about 7:55. [...]

1. Jane typed this entry for her journal while sitting at a card table in our glassed-in front porch:

[...] Well, I am here, indeed I am here, and if you want to think of me as some UFO (earlier talking about someone mailing a card to Robbie, Jane and Seth, what or how would they address it), that is your privilege. [...]

[...] Even as I sat beside her at the round card table in the living room, writing these notes, she kept nodding off into sleep. [...]

(“Are you open to questions tonight?” I asked as we sat at the card table waiting for the session. [...]

(After family left we sat at the card table, and to my surprise Jane told me to get the notebook. [...]

(Below, Seth discusses a projection experience of Jane’s on Friday, May 9, that involved her perception of my astral presence in the apartment although I was at work at Artistic Card Company that day.)

(A note: on June 3 I wrote Hal a card of thanks.)

[...] So you had better prepare yourselves with cards or otherwise. [...]

[...] Over the holidays we received more Christmas cards from readers than ever before; in fact, the greetings are still coming in. [...]

[...] Children build houses of cards and knock them down. [...]