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[...] 2 is repaired or decommissioned, or whether the entire plant is closed down. [...]

Early this morning we heard strange scratching sounds on the other side of the closed fireplace damper. [...]

[...] Beginning of the next chapter (11), which will be entitled: “The Magical Approach (very long pause, eyes closed), and the Relationships Between ‘Conservation’ (very long pause) and Spontaneous Developments”—and give us a moment.

From this, I went into a long dream sequence that involved the death of a young Italian man who was somehow connected with our landlord and another about the death of someone close to a student, Lanna Crosby. [...]

[...] It is far from a closed system. [...]

(However, I did take down three full closely-written pages of material during this time. [...]

[...] When your mind is consciously tight it is like closing a switch; and when you open up you turn off the switch. [...]

(Leaning back on the couch, eyes closed:) When Ruburt was a church member, however, the church itself was there, easily identified. [...]

[...] Again, there are no closed systems. [...]

[...] “They closed the store to celebrate.” [...]

[...] Her eyes closed, she sat rocking back and forth with one foot upon the edge of the coffee table.)

[...] You obviously have only to keep them closed. [...]

(Long pause at 10:01, eyes closed.) The living flesh is quite aware of certain facts that escape you on a conscious level. [...]

[...] Overall, you may be far more interested in people that you have known in past lives than those close to you in the present one, for example.

[...] 2, one the two reactors at Pennsylvania’s Three Mile Island nuclear power generating plant, overheated and came close to a catastrophic meltdown of its uranium fuel. [...]

(Once again, as I had before the deleted session for Monday the 16th, I told Jane that I was close to a “breaking point.” [...]

[...] In those conditions you come close to an understanding of what your consciousness is when it is not physically oriented at all.

[...] Your kind of creativity has always been together and jointly of a private nature—so much so that you do not even like to work in rooms too close to each other. [...]

[...] (One-minute pause, eyes closed.) Because you did succeed, our relationship was inserted into the past. [...]

[...] Science, including psychology, by what it has said, and by what it has neglected to say, has come close to a declaration that life itself is meaningless. [...]

[...] It may not seem so, but only your ideas of time, and not time itself, relatively closes your mind to the idea of a book of your own. [...]

(Then in a much stronger voice, with little tremor, and eyes dark and closed often, and with many long pauses:)

The needs and desires of others naturally enter in, and some energy must be used to close them out. [...]

(Jane stretched out on the couch, eyes closed.