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The physical effects in Saratoga at your last trip (summer 1970) were caused by guilt, Ruburt feeling that he was so close and would not visit his mother. [...]

[...] Your relationship fell so far below those standards, and you are so closely bound together, that his would show in all areas.

Give us a moment … There are shapes and formations that appear when your eyes are closed that are perfect replicas of atoms, molecules, and cells, but you do not recognize them as such. [...]

Then I will indeed bring our session to a close, with my heartiest regards to you both.

[...] My eyes were closed, but as far as physical sensation was concerned that’s what it was. [...]

(Long pause, eyes closed, leaning back.) Ruburt cannot understand all of the processes that are involved, but the body knows what is to be done, and is working with its own rhythms. [...]

[...] (See my closing notes for the last deleted session.) The “my” there, in that sentence, refers to the socially inoculated man. [...]

[...] Her eyes were closed for the most part and she sat leaning forward in her chair.)

[...] This caused him to think of our sessions in stereotyped ways, putting an either-or aspect to our relationship, and closing his mind to my own explanation of my existence.

[...] Here we come close to the meaning of value fulfillment and moment points.

[...] In many cases the eyes may be open, for example, though it may be easier to close them. [...]

[...] She forgot to close them before she went to bed. [...]

[...] We have instead a flexible bark, changing with the elements, protecting the inner tree or the inner self, but flexible, opening up or closing in rhythmic motion. [...]

When you start out by trying to be practical in cold terms you rarely succeed, because you close yourself away from what does not seem to be practical in your terms. [...]

[...] At 12:06 he presumably closed out the session, after remarking that I had access to as much energy as he did. [...]

counterpart 1. a person or thing that corresponds to or closely resembles another, as in form or function 2. a thing which, when added to another, completes or complements it 3. a copy or duplicate, as of a lease

The world of art or literature, or music or learning, was closed to him. [...]

(Today had been very hot and humid—close to 90 degrees—following heavy rains yesterday and last night. [...]

[...] It was good for Ruburt’s confidence to hold a session away from home, and before people who though far from strangers, are nevertheless not closely associated in daily life.

I will close our session unless you have questions, or prefer that I carry on.

[...] During the first couple of pages of material I was rather close to being physically ill there on the couch. [...]

[...] See the closing notes for Session 869.)