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Now again, let me tell you, though the hour be late (quite loudly) and though Ruburt thinks that such demonstrations as these are hardly worth the effort (quite softly) and childish endeavors at best, I still want you to know, as I always want you to know, that my vitality is your own and that the energy that swings through this small frame is but an echo of the energy that swings through your own personality. [...]

[...] To raise your voice, to express aggression when you feel it, becomes a cautious endeavor. [...]

[...] The same applies to you, and in these endeavors you must work together.

[...] But we weren’t ready to embark upon such an endeavor at this time.

(Resuming our chronology: On October 24, 1978, Jane worked out the Table of Contents for Seth’s Psyche, and started her Introduction for it on the 26th; we mailed Psyche to Tam in sections as we put the manuscript together, and finished with that endeavor on November 9. On November 14 Eleanor Friede visited us to renew an old friendship and to go over Emir with Jane. [...]

[...] Afterward Jane endeavored to answer a question of Bill’s by reading a few lines from the poem aloud. [...]

[...] I am endeavoring to give this evening’s session an emotional gestalt that will be an experience in itself, and in itself a lesson.

[...] Again, you both in the past found any endeavor disconnected from your work as a distraction. [...]

[...] (A point with which I can disagree.) Now you are dealing, through your creative endeavors, aside even from the psychic work, with highly subjective material; many people are completely unaware for great periods of time of their own mental and emotional states. [...]

Strangely enough, it can be knocked down most easily, if you can think of me in terms in no way occult or mysterious, but simply as a personality engaged in an endeavor which science will soon come to accept, as simply one of the many facts of existence of which they have previously known but little.

[...] My heartiest wishes to you all, and best good luck to our friend Philip in his most earnest endeavors.

[...] In June, I started experimenting with paintings of my dream images, for use in a possible book—and this endeavor, I discovered, presented me with a whole set of challenges all by itself. [...]

[...] Yet, I told Jane, look at the excellent letters we’ve recently received from psychiatrists, mathematicians, and “ordinary” folk engaged in a variety of endeavors.

[...] “He believes that he has a probable self, and he is endeavoring to visit this probable universe. [...]

I would give some thought then to my self-image, and to the image of an individual who is highly gifted as a painter, as a writer, as a thinker, and I would endeavor to loosen myself from any bonds that prevented me from using those abilities—in particular any sexual ones that defined my identity in terms of money alone.

[...] Do not think then that your creative endeavors have caused you difficulties, or that without them life would have been a bed of roses. [...]

[...] “I have some difficulties with Ruburt’s own stubborn attitude at times; but we must also take this into consideration, and so we shall … I will seriously endeavor to do what I can do, within our circumstances. [...]

[...] Ruburt’s imaginative endeavor with the trailer for example represents the kind of activity that is far more productive than any attempt “to face” the terrible conditions that could result if the situation is not solved.

[...] I have endeavored to fill in some previously mentioned material tonight. [...]

[...] In the meantime, I have no conscious memory of being an old man, let alone one in the specific, dependent situation in which I saw myself: However, aside from the idea of simultaneous time, I do believe that an individual can touch upon at least some of his or her earlier lives, provided enough long-term effort is given to the endeavor. [...]

I will endeavor to speak more slowly, and I will be directed in this respect Joseph by you, if you will make your wishes known during the delivery. [...]

[...] An endeavor to reach someone whom she was unable to contact, the initials perhaps W. B.