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(Again a very quiet, positive, emphatic delivery for the nest few paragraphs. [...]

(The same quiet, intent delivery all through here.)

(Jane used many pauses, some of them long, in delivery; her eyes opened at times.)

[...] Seth as you then thought of him, was far more than a delivery boy however, for it was his peculiar personality, and his particular qualities, which gave the material life for you.

(Jane said that before break she had felt the delivery was exceedingly slow. [...]

(In this delivery Jane’s pace was relatively slow.)

[...] Her voice was normal, her pacing slow, and her rate of delivery rather slow and interspersed by pauses.)

[...] She put her glasses on upon ending delivery, but took them off again upon resuming in the same quiet and deliberate manner at 9:34.)

[...] Jane began dictation on time; her delivery was slow at first, then speeded up; her pacing was slow also, her eyes dark as usual.)

[...] Her delivery was now faster, her voice but a little heavier than at the start of the session. [...]

[...] Her voice was a little hoarse at the close of the delivery, though she said she did not feel very tired. [...]

[...] Her voice was quiet, and although she used pauses her delivery was for the most part quite rapid. [...]

[...] Jane was dissociated as usual for a first delivery. [...]

[...] She ended the delivery with a smile. [...]

(Jane’s delivery was leisurely and quiet as the session began.)

(Supplementing Seth’s mention of the inner senses during the last delivery: He’s told us about nine of these so far, and a list of them can be found in Chapter Nineteen of The Seth Material. [...]

[...] Jane had been very well dissociated, with her delivery intense and often fast. [...]

(All through these pages Jane’s delivery was most absorbed and energetic. [...]

[...] To me, Jane’s very deep trance had seemed to be quite impervious, her delivery fueled by a driving energy. [...]

(Pause, in a quiet but intent delivery.) At these levels you are still close to home. [...]

[...] Jane’s delivery had remained quiet and steady. [...]

[...] The more personal parts of Seth’s delivery aren’t given here, yet enough remains to show Jane’s main challenges some 11 years after she began speaking for him.

[...] Jane was dissociated as usual for a first delivery. [...] Her pace had picked up as time passed, and by break her delivery was quite fast and businesslike.

(Bill Gallagher voiced the thought that during delivery there is always a change in Jane’s face, but that he couldn’t articulate it. [...]

[...] Jane said that noise in the house had interfered with her trance state toward the end of her delivery, then added that she wasn’t at her best tonight anyhow. [...]

[...] Jane said her trance state had been “much better” for the second delivery; certainly her manner was more forceful. [...]

[...] Jane was quite dissociated for a first delivery, she said. [...]

(Jane’s delivery had by now become very slow; at times while she delivered this material, she would pause for several seconds between words, pacing slowly back and forth.)

[...] My right hand felt somewhat cramped after the above delivery, although in recent sessions it has been much better.

[...] As with the burning chicken described in the last session, she paid no attention; during delivery she seems to be largely impervious to distractions.)

[...] Jane had been dissociated as usual for a first delivery. [...]

(Peggy was having trouble composing a picture, she said, so for the next delivery she had Jane and me seat ourselves in another part of the room. [...]

[...] Her eyes had begun to open toward the end of the delivery, and her voice became humorous. [...]

(Our cat Willy had been more or less peaceful during the first delivery, [...] Without interrupting her delivery Jane picked him up and deposited him in another room. [...]

[...] Her delivery had slowed somewhat from its earlier pace. [...]

[...] Her voice bothered her not at all during delivery; and since I kept actual count, I can report that while presenting the above material she gave but four single coughs throughout it.

[...] She coughed at break, but had not coughed during the above delivery. [...]

[...] Without breaking delivery Jane tried to shoo him away; but the cat persisted, so Jane finally stopped talking and pointed to the cat. [...]

[...] (Pause, during an intent delivery.) Unless man also identifies himself with the other kinds of life with which he shares the world, no technology will ever help him understand his experience. [...]

(I thought it very interesting that Seth had talked about subatomic waves and particles in the last paragraph of his delivery tonight. [...]

[...] Doubtlessly such self monitoring is an example of the “loving technology” that Seth mentioned in his final delivery for the last Session; yet we now understand that the early claims for biofeedback were considerably exaggerated. [...]

[...] The very nature of this book, the method of its creation and delivery, in themselves should clearly point out the fact that human personality has far more abilities than those usually ascribed to it. [...]

[...] The short delivery that follows answers some of the points we discussed at break. [...]

(As she often does when witnesses are present, Jane began her delivery at a fast and animated pace. [...]

(My original notes for this session included Seth’s long delivery in Jane’s ESP class last night, June 23, 1970. [...]

[...] Now Seth gave a few paragraphs for Jane, then said good night at 10:10 P.M. Even with the many pauses she’d used this evening—most of which I didn’t indicate—Jane’s delivery had often been quite intent and meaningful. [...]

[...] Jane was dissociated as usual for a first delivery. [...]

[...] Her eyes had remained closed and her pace had been slow toward the end of the delivery.

[...] Perhaps a delivery boy on a bicycle.