I like ending this epilogue on such a note.

EPILOGUE

(Not long ago I reached an impasse with both the Introductory Notes and the Epilogue for Volume 2, as I tried to give order to the mass of notes, excerpts, and jotted-down ideas that I’ve assembled for them since finishing work on Volume 1 in September 1976. [...]

(So in one day Jane was able to mentally sort out my material and start to delineate the flow necessary to make the Introductory Notes successful, and she intends to do the same thing with the Epilogue. [...]

[...] Perhaps in an epilogue for the Seth book we have in the works now, Dreams, “Evolution,” and Value Fulfillment. [...]

EPILOGUE

[...] You could end up with a brief epilogue, according to what happens.”

A BRIEF EPILOGUE

Yet we think now that such extensive notes have served their purposes for Seth’s material, at least for some time, so those books-in-the-works will carry minimum notes — as they do, say, in Seth Speaks. For one thing, as I write this Epilogue, Seth has finished The Nature of the Psyche, and has already begun still another book. [...]

EPILOGUE

[...] “And in a couple of days I’ll get something done on the Epilogue,” she said.)

As I note in the Epilogue for this volume, Section 6 in Volume 2 contains the story of how we moved into our “hill house,” just outside Elmira, N.Y., a month before Seth completed that section — and his part in “Unknown” Reality as a whole — in April, 1975. [...] Politics is also mentioned in the Epilogue to Volume 1 of “Unknown” Reality, and my first session notes on it show up in Section 4, in the second volume.

[...] I’ll note a little more about this natural point of separation in the Epilogue of this book.

(The three sections that will make up Volume 2 are listed in the Epilogue for this book.)

[...] Next I start going over what Jane has already done on the Intro and Epilogue. [...]

[...] She is now working on the epilogue.)

[...] I had some lapses, especially that one day—Thursday—after I finished the Epilogue for James. [...]

(As of now: I’m practically through with the appendixes for Volume 2 of “Unknown” Reality — which means I still have a number of notes to write for the book’s sessions per se, as well as much work to do for the Introductory Notes and the Epilogue. [...]

5. I borrowed liberally from these very perceptive lines of Seth’s in order to conclude the Epilogue for Volume 1 of “Unknown” Reality.

[...] I quoted that statement in Volume 1’s Epilogue, and now, after finishing my own work on the entire manuscript, I realize how truly apropos it is.