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(There was more here, and it led into an exchange of jokes between Seth and Bill G.)

I am in fine company. I am honored... (to Bill:) you run away. Jesuits are not that bad... We could get rid of all of your symptoms, but... to please you I will make a bargain with you: I will not mention your problem if you do not want me to—(There followed another humorous exchange between Seth and Bill.) Some Jesuits are sorrowful jokers, and laugh while the tears roll down their cheeks. That is all right... They will learn...

(There was more to this humorous exchange that I did not get down.

(To Peg: An exchange here followed which was too quick for me to get down, so it is here summarized. After joking with Peggy about interviews, cameras, etc., Seth said in time that he would interview Peg, who by then would be “notorious,” or better known. I don’t believe he said just how this would come about. Seth also told Peg there was some data she would need, that she would request it herself, about the crisis in her own life approximately 6 years from now.

[...] Among other things she took part in a series of lengthy telephone exchanges, usually late at night. [...]

(1. “Sometimes,” she said to me recently, and with no hint of smugness, “when I talk to a group of people — say on a Friday night, when psychic stuff may or may not be involved — I get the weird feeling that I’m operating on nine or ten different levels at once: The meanings and understandings that are being exchanged, at least between me and the other individuals in the room, are all so different. [...]

(During this informal exchange, Jane had been dissociated as usual. She now has participated in three such informal exchanges: during the 169th, the 170th, and the 177th.

[...] All of us were in very good humor, including Seth; the session as it continued reflected this, and a rapid-fire exchange resulted in which Jane was in and out of trance at the wink of an eye, so to speak. [...]

(Jane began speaking again with her eyes closed, but they opened at times during the exchange, as they had in the last session, the 176th. [...]

(This experience reminded me that Jane might try a little experiment of her own the next time such an occasion arose for informal exchange. [...]

[...] We had a good exchange, and she’s a very understanding, perceptive lady. [...]

(After lunch, and I’d done a little mail, Jane and I exchanged some of our gifts for each other. [...]

(And I’ll see you on Christmas Day, and we’ll exchange whatever gifts we have left. [...]

[...] From your small circle of friends you do receive a very beneficial exchange of psychic energies and comprehensions.

[...] It is not Mark, necessarily, only that the unobtrusive but frequent, informal exchange between you and Ruburt and a close friend from the outside world has been lacking. [...]

The psychic exchange I have spoken of concerning congenial and fairly regular visitors such as Mark, is subconscious, and you all benefit. [...]

[...] When Seth asked at its close if I had any questions, this rather humorous exchange took place:

[...] Animals playing are always exchanging healing transformations of energy from one to the other. [...]

[...] Since your bodies constantly heal themselves, and since all nature is basically cooperative, so the exchange of such healing energy is freely effortless. [...]

[...] But more than this, words cannot really record the very humorous exchange that developed between Rich and Seth. [...]

(Rich was half embarrassed and half serious; at the height of the exchange between the two, Seth’s addresses to Rich were so fast I couldn’t hope to record them. [...]

[...] You not only form the structure of your civilizations and social institutions through the transference of beliefs, thoughts and feelings; but in this natural exchange you also help on quite intimate levels in the “psychic manufacture” of the physical environment itself, with all of its great sweeping variety, and yet seasonal stability.

(Jane began speaking in this manner as we exchanged idle conversation. [...] We merely exchanged words in a normal manner and at a normal rate.

[...] Letters were exchanged for some little time. [...]

[...] We began to exchange random thoughts. [...]

[...] There is an entire global dream network, in other words, that goes quite unrecognized—one of spectacular organization in which exchanges of information occur that give you the basis for the formation of recognized physical events.

[...] I’d been especially impressed by this passage (and still am): “There is an entire global dream network, in other words, that goes quite unrecognized—one of spectacular organization in which exchanges of [...]

(An amusing exchange now developed between Seth and Peg concerning cats. [...] In doing so I missed part of the exchange between Seth, Bill and Peggy, but I heard laughter. [...]

[...] There was telepathic exchange between the three of them. [...]

[...] We exchanged words of love for each other.)

[...] For to some extent or another, stronger with some of you and weaker in others, you have exchanged with your probable selves, and, in your terms, you are in the wrong room. [...]

[...] This led to an exchange concerning secondary personalities. Seth said that in the future we would have many exchanges with psychologists and other scientists. [...]

[...] (This exchange featured much amusement on Seth’s part.

[...] But I thought it a good idea not to continue this exchange too long.)

Now you have been good about exchanging ideas, the two of you, but not as spontaneous in the exchange of emotions. [...]

The next family (Ilda) is composed of the “exchangers.” They deal primarily in the great play of exchange and interchange of ideas, products, social and political concepts. [...]

[...] The Crusades⁴ involved great movement of this family, in which trade and commerce, and the exchange of political ideas, were far more important than the religious aspects. [...]

To spread and exchange ideas

(“Can there be an exchange between us?”)

(I thought this a neat bit of telepathic exchange, for as I asked Seth the question, I expected to receive just that kind of answer. [...]

(There was a short exchange between Seth and me, which I didn’t note down verbatim. [...]