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The question, you see, leads Ruburt to think of a letter from your sister-in-law, concerning a change of dates for a family affair.

[...] “The question, you see, leads Ruburt to think of a letter from your sister-in-law, concerning a change of dates for a family affair.” [...]

Death brings a certain knowledge that things have changed, as on earth you know when you have walked from one room to another, but nothing can automatically make the survival personality understand or perceive clearly the new conditions.

In the first essay I referred to Jane’s unique combination of stubbornness, innocence, and mysticism, and in that respect nothing has changed. [...]

[...] Learning experiences can show themselves in a vast number of ways, then, and independently of sequential time, too; and if Jane and I don’t like certain aspects of the realities we’ve created, we can try to change them, together and separately.

[...] Ironically, Jane’s sinful self is one of the main creators of and participants in her illness syndrome, so any beneficial changes she can bring about will first call for a major shift in the attitude of that very stubborn portion of her psyche. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) You are both encountering new probabilities of a beneficial nature, and each time you do this you put new imprints or paths or impressions into reality, effectively changing reality in those desired ways. [...]

(3:43.) Such individuals become frightened of freedom itself, of choices and of changes. [...]

[...] I just feel great energy, changing from one ‘slot’ to another.”

[...] I don’t see you changing your ways now. [...]

[...] “Do I act any nuttier than usual?” Rob solemnly assured me that there had been no change in my behavior. [...]

[...] He told us that the cat’s behavior would change as Willie became more accustomed to the situation. [...]

[...] Without any difficulty I changed position and came down, though still not to the ground. [...]

[...] He used the tests to demonstrate ESP; but more, he gave me constant practice in changing my subjective focus, explaining the whole thing as he went along.

She says she’s glad not to be sick any more, and that she’s changed, but she hasn’t changed that much. [...]

[...] (Pause.) In many cases records were faithfully reproduced, but with the names changed to protect the innocent.

Descriptions of important individuals were changed to insure their safety, and backgrounds were often fictional for the same reason. [...]

(“Seth, when the three of us sat before the mirror last night, you caused Jane’s reflection to change shape. [...]

[...] I realize that the changes that must occur before I can view those other planes will occur in me, not in the other planes. [...]

[...] It is a healthy sign that he has changed his stand here.

(I also told Jane that in a batch of fan mail that had been temporarily lost, I found a note from my dentist’s secretary and nurse, Babs, changing the date of my appointment from Feb. [...]

[...] Now I suggest a different approach, also, that may help change the focus from physical symptoms to physical accomplishment. [...]

[...] They began to change balance finally. [...]

[...] It is a forward thrust of creative activity, forever extending itself in this manner, and instantly changed, and no longer what it was.

[...] The changing self forever dies in this manner, and yet only this symbolic death insures psychic survival. [...]

[...] Now, you change those dimensions in which your projections take place. [...]

It is very easy of course to expand our analogy, changing the radio to a television set. [...]

[...] We have learned to be aware of each other* to communicate between stations, to affect each other’s programs and to change each other’s worlds. [...]

[...] So, often when some personality from another station wants to help change the programming, he comes on in the form of a personality already known in fact or fiction. [...]

[...] For it knows itself through change, and that which is finished cannot change.

You therefore at any time, physically, can change what you call your environment physically merely by changing your location. [...]

He felt guilty then at asking you to change your mode of behavior, and felt you would construe this to mean he was grasping and wanted all of you and meant to allow you no freedom; which again, was not the case.

You may find his moods quickly changing under such circumstances. [...]