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(Jane finished the session in some 10 minutes—very good indeed. [...]

[...] This in itself is a complicated subject, and yet when I am finished it will be shown that telepathy is an intimate, innate ability within all cells.

[...] As I finished the job I felt the onset of another “attack” of chest discomfort; it lasted throughout the afternoon, and was most uncomfortable. [...]

[...] I will try to finish this, this evening, for it will be invaluable.

[...] I finished reading the session to her, she was having so much difficulty. [...]

The perfection that you seek is not ever a finished, but a becoming quality. [...]

(Within 15 minutes of finishing her statement, Jane spontaneously began writing a second, longer one. [...]

[...] He has begun Seven, and so it must be finished (underlined), because, while he loves the book, he has begun to think of it as “work.” [...]

(I’ve finished typing the sessions for Monday and Tuesday evenings, and Jane has read and reread them. [...]

It is time for you to finish with childish games. [...]

[...] As soon as Rick Stack finishes publishing The Early Sessions (probably with Volume 9, it seems at this time), we plan to launch the Personal Sessions series. [...]

(To my surprise, Jane launched into the session before I could finish the above notes; I had to return to them after the session. [...]

[...] Seth then finished it:)

Now: When the Appendix is done and your work with this book is finished, I will give you as many sessions as you would like, within reason, for yourself. [...]

[...] This exercise has another part: When you have finished the procedure just given, then change your viewpoint; see the event from the standpoint of someone else who is also involved. [...]

Your world is populated by individuals concentrating upon physical activities, dealing with events that are “finished products” — at least in usual terms. [...]

“Finish checking copy-edited manuscript of God of Jane this afternoon. [...] As I finish, I realize how much physical activity and energy is required for even that seemingly sedentary task, for I’ve been uncomfortable, sitting, switching my weight, body soreish, eyes not seeing properly and so forth…. [...]

[...] We finished correcting the proofs for Mass Events during our very quiet celebration of the year-end holidays, and early in January I mailed the book to Tam.

As if manufacturing tiny, intensely personal counterparts to those large events, Jane and I finished checking the proofs for God of Jane; she resumed work on her essays, and some new poetry, for If We Live Again; I painted, answered a lot of mail, and helped her continue our private sessions. [...]

On Monday, March 30, 1981, Jane happily finished typing her manuscript for If We Live Again—and in our nation’s capital that same afternoon our President was wounded in an assassination attempt. [...]

[...] My own idea has been that Seth is far from finishing the book.

(I finished typing last Monday’s session just before we sat for this one. [...]

(I’d just finished typing the last few pages for Monday night’s session, and I asked Jane what she thought of my final note: I’d speculated about any reincarnational connections that might tie her abilities to speak for Seth, without help of any modern kind, to the abilities ancient man had displayed, when, according to Seth, he’d been able to carry all of his history with him mentally. [...]