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(Long pause at 9:19.) These methods of operation involved certain evidences of play, some social chatter, mutual trust, and left open the doors to a certain kind of unpredictable pattern of development—a pattern in which, for example, Tam could recognize the latent book in the Emir dream, and help fire Ruburt to write it, even though eventually Prentice was not the publisher. [...]

You even have some evidence that this is the case. [...]

[...] I wondered what percentage of them would recall any, and if such a test might furnish good evidence for reincarnation.

[...] There were endlessly complicated, multitudinous religious and cultural justifications for such a situation, so that the entire affair seemed, often, even to the most intelligent of men, self-evident. [...]

[...] Your official views effectively close you off from the true evidence you might perceive of the cooperation that exists among the species, for example. [...]

7. Seth evidently referred to the material he gave on the conscious attributes of information for Chapter 3 of Personal Reality. Note 1 for Session 697, in Volume 1, contains quotations from those comments, as well as a few other references.

[...] The main fact is, however, that you still do not trust the process, and that you concentrate upon the poorest aspects of physical evidence and therefore continue to perceive it.

[...] But these evidences of action, apparently chaotic and undisciplined, are parts of inner frameworks that do have both purpose and reason.

[...] I looked up the rather empty and depressing street a few doors to an evidently empty storefront with big gray-colored plate glass windows. [...]

[...] The evidence comes in. [...]

Now, there is an overall personality pattern that is characteristic of each whole self, of which the reincarnated selves each give evidence. [...]

(Instead however Seth began to talk about Jane’s evident conflict with an editor at Ace Books. [...]

[...] It is self-evident.

The story unfolds when the mother uncovers evidence of a mixup in the baby complex at the hospital: She had been given only one of her children, or some such affair; either that, or she had managed to adopt a baby from there. [...]

[...] When these events were repeated to Augustus One later, the lying and cheating was evident. [...]

[...] She used few pauses and many gestures, and it was evident from the outset that the trance was a deep one.)

[...] Ruburt’s results are evidence that his training is bearing fruit. [...]

[...] Not inconceivable because such creatures cannot think, but because life’s meaning is so self-evident to them.

[...] She looked at me but did not answer, evidently not wanting to attempt to use her “own” voice yet.)

[...] With Seth’s evident help, Jane herself began at least a partial answer — one that was cut off by our visitor, Barbara, pounding upon our door. [...]