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The lag is partially the result of cues to action. These gradually lose their strength and as the personality, in a better state of mind, is no longer as sensitive to those cues. For a while it is still somewhat more sensitive, for example, to moods or depressions that it would ordinarily sail through. The overall condition has indeed remarkably improved, as I told you, and there is no distortion here.

The cue points began to break up of themselves, and your anticipated activities will further aid in their deterioration. The offending foods were cue points, you see. Once the reversal process has begun and the personality swung back toward health, then the process shows what seems to be remarkable recovery.

They are the ghost, you see. Perhaps I did not put myself clearly. (In the last session.) They are vanishing, in that they no longer have the power to frighten him in the same way that his physical symptoms had in the past. He can see, even in them, his way out of them. Physically speaking in your terms, they will be largely, and I mean largely, minimized as these actions of yours break up the cues. This week and next, in other words, if you follow your plans.

[...] I thought I would cue you in here.

[...] You have trained yourselves to react to certain visual cues which trigger your mental interpretations, and to ignore other variations.

[...] Yet actually they are no more subtle than those cues you acknowledge.

[...] When she lay down for a nap yesterday afternoon she picked up from Seth hints of subjects he’s going to discuss in Dreams: “man migrations,” and “inside and outside cues” as pertaining to man’s consciousness. [...]

They have the capacity to respond to multitudinous cues. [...]

[...] These significances, then, involve from your end certain biological cues that regulate the intersection of psychological events with physical activity in time and space. Only when all conditions match your own highly specific requirements are the necessary cues activated to give you physical experience. [...]

[...] As if on cue, through an open front window a quickening breeze stirred the long glass wind chimes hanging just inside; their pealing harmony filled the living room. [...]

[...] It was unfortunately a cue point, and itself the time bomb of which Ruburt spoke. [...]

[...] One remark or circumstance will be a cue to one or the other portions of the personality, which will then take over. [...]

The body is amazingly quick to act upon environmental cues of a physical nature, but your world also involves cultural activity and “dangers” that are not immediately biologically perceivable. [...]

[...] You give each other subconscious cues to which you then react. You can change the cues that you give, and therefore intensely alter the situation, and lead her to self-knowledge. [...]

[...] There are certain cues to set the stage, colon: It may be a snowy, humid, or dry and sunny day, for instance; the location may be city or town. [...]

[...] The hidden cues are the symbols that make language intelligible.”

[...] You form your reality through various mental and physical cues to action that you recognize, through the significances that you habitually accept. [...]

[...] To an extent you develop habitual patterns of reference in that regard, so that certain cues in the environment automatically trigger the familiar neurological activity. [...]

[...] The genetic cues are not triggered on the proposition, obviously, that a species exists alone on the planet, but also in response to genetic sequences that operate in all of the species combined. [...]

[...] I mean something else here besides, for example, a telepathic transmission: the translation of beliefs into physical codes that then become biological cues. [...]

Besides this, however, it contains what you may call cues that automatically open up greater levels of your own awareness, and hence bring into your conscious life some recognition of the unknown reality in which you also have your being. [...]

[...] The unsounded intervals would also be events, of course, cues for action, triggers for response.

[...] My “now’s,” beginning a sentence, are often simply cues to you, and need not necessarily go along with our script.

You had also been operating on inner cues which would have been broken, and in these lapses buried intuitions would have leaped up, bringing these truths in their wake. [...]

[...] You might imagine it, if you want to, as a station indicator on your own radio or television set, but your subjective recognition of it is your own cue.

He sensed the rejection sometime earlier, through various cues given, and the animal knew that the rejection would take place, if not on that occasion then another. [...]