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[...] Some of you would be only too glad to follow them for you would not have to face your own responsibility and your own responsibility is to look within and to use your own abilities. [...]

[...] I will bring Ruburt back and let him face that one. [...]

The panic itself will not be as severe as Ruburt faces it and realizes the connection with a gulping of air. [...]

[...] Also use a hot cloth on your face when your sinuses bother you, and do not use the drops as they aggravate your condition.

(Pause.) The impression stony: shall I follow this in dimensions of physical matter, shall I interpret stony as a rocky ground, or as a stony expression on someone’s face?

[...] The other face of this loyalty is the complete closing out that I mentioned earlier. [...]

You must look into the face of vulnerability to find joy. [...]

Nerves are stimulated so that the areas of the body become more alive and responsive to energies that can be overlooked in the face of cultural or secondary events. [...]

You will be giving life and vitality to the stock human figure that is often used, so that the hands are as alive as the face, and the figures seem caught in motion, begun but never completed.

[...] Billy sat facing her. [...]

[...] It was raging stronger than ever as we sat for the session at 9:15; drifts were piled several feet high against the northern side of the house, and against our new screened-in back porch facing the west. [...]

[...] No wonder few numbers of creative people persist in the face of such unfortunate beliefs!

[...] If you had, then what creativity and constructiveness were still in you would have softened the faces of the images, really to an amazing degree. [...]

“Had It not solved it, All That Is would have faced insanity, and there would have been, literally, a reality without reason and a universe run wild.

[...] “When the race is in deepest stress and faced with great problems, it will call forth someone like Christ. [...]

[...] You must take the inner data at its face value, and this is what you will not do. [...]

[...] To the ego, even sleep seems a slap in the face. [...]

2. In connection with Seth’s discussion of animals and men here, see his excellent material in Chapter 12 of Personal Reality. Summarizing parts of that chapter very simply: In Session 647 Seth goes into the challenges early man faced as he contended with his own burgeoning consciousness. [...]

[...] My mother didn’t speak to me or look directly at me; like the others, she faced just past my left shoulder.

[...] The form was mainly a silhouette, he said, without much detail; yet during the first monologue he obtained a strong look or glimpse of the face. [...] Bill said the face of the apparition was about six feet above floor level.

(From my writing table, to my right of the entrance to our bath, I could look easily at Bill as he sat in our Kennedy rocker, facing the bath entrance itself from the other side of the same door. [...]

[...] She still sat with her eyes closed, her hands raised to her face. [...]

[...] Jane’s eyes had, I believe, opened briefly a few times; her face was turning more toward John much of the time here. [...]

I will indeed, because of the expression upon your face, my dear Joseph, bring our session to a close.

[...] In the face of Ruburt’s background he has managed as well as he has, and that in the other areas of life you are doing far better than you habitually give yourselves credit for. [...]

[...] Now in a different kind of projection, you could face for example the girl’s thought forms as a pseudophysical reality.

[...] He is forcing himself to face his difficulties, but thus far his hands are tied, you see.

[...] Because mass events are concerned there is not a completely different year, of course, for each individual on the face of the planet—but there are literally an endless number of mass-shared worlds of 1980 “in the wings,” so to speak.