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[...] Joe lay in bed with his eyes closed the whole time, although he alertly followed our talk. [...]

[...] The word “graciousness” as used last evening comes faintly close. [...]

[...] I do not want to involve you with an esoteric language that can be used to close others out as well as to unite you. [...]

[...] They were closely involved, and in a work relationship, a highly personal work relationship. [...]

[...] At that point I utterly refused to close them, nor would I sit down. [...]

[...] It was close to five, September 17, on a day when there was no school. [...]

[...] I’m waiting now,” she said, and closed her eyes. [...]

[...] She lit a cigarette, sat in her rocker, and closed her eyes. [...]

I will here begin to close the session, though like Philip's universe, the sessions never began at a specific point in time, and Ruburt knew of them long before he paced this floor, though he was not aware of them. [...]

I will now close our session, though again I could go on for hours, and it is only your concept of time which slows down our flow of information.

[...] I closed the door and turned off the night light. [...]

Now—a closing remark.... [...]

[...] He was frightened that his sexual appetite would attract him to others and betray him, so he closed the door on it as best he could.

[...] Physical intercourse may or may not take place according to your moods, but the physical endearments and the feelings of closeness, being cherished and assured are definitely important on Ruburt’s part.

(I sat with my eyes closed momentarily, and Seth caught me.

(Long pause at 12:11, eyes closed.) If you cut your finger it bleeds. [...]

[...] Brought so close to death, their own youthful strength rose, and while the tragedy will haunt them, still they will wonder that they were spared—and therefore seek for the meaning of their existence.

[...] The accident gives him a specific event upon which to lay his guilt, but coming so close to death, his own instincts for life were rearoused, so that he is literally given a second chance.

Seth has always maintained that there are no closed systems, that energy is constantly exchanged between them, regardless of whether such transfers can be detected. (In Volume 1, see Session 688, plus Note 2 for the same session.) The second law of thermodynamics, on the other hand, tell us that our universe is a closed system — and that it’s fated to eventually run down because the amount of energy available for useful work is always decreasing, even though the supply of that energy is constant. [...]

[...] According to her, if man didn’t emerge from the animals, there were certainly close relationships involved — a dance of probabilities between the two, as it were. [...]

A close analogy to this material can be found in remarks Seth made in the 682nd session for that first volume: “The idea of one universe alone is basically nonsensical. [...]

Then see the 688th session for Seth’s discussion of closed systems and the backward and forward, inward and outward motions of time.

In the next chapter, let us consider more closely your ideas about good and evil, the morality of the self, and examine the ways in which your ideas are reflected in your lives.

[...] He felt closed off, yet did not consciously think his feelings justified. [...]

[...] They weren’t closed off from each other as apartments usually are, so that the numerous tenants could have free interchange with each other if they chose to. [...]

(Long pause at 4:29, eyes half closed. [...]

[...] And possibly stone-type houses, close together, on each side of a street, crowded houses. [...]

Now I am going to ask you once again to close your eyes to follow me to the best of your ability. [...]

[...] I had trouble keeping my eyes closed, so I lay a folded cloth across them. [...]

[...] She held the envelope to her forehead, horizontally as usual, eyes closed.)

[...] Then I picked up the section from which the object had been taken, my eyes closed, groped over to a floor-to-ceiling bookcase in the studio, and placed the newspaper on a high shelf so that I would not see it ordinarily.

[...] In the photos all the women wear the new close-fitting hats that cover up the hair. [...]

Mark, however, was closely connected to you both, as was Rendalin, R-e-n-d-a-l-i-n, who is now your Ed Robbins, not of this city. [...]

[...] I will close the session after a few brief remarks.

As always, I hesitate to close the session. [...]

[...] Her Seth voice was deeper than her usual voice to some extent, but it wasn’t loud, and I was sure no one would notice anything unusual sound-wise from the hall outside the closed door of room 330. [...]