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► NoPR Part Two: Chapter 19: Session 667, May 30, 1973 defects Indianapolis radio driver restructure
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(Very emphatically at 10:03:) On an individual basis a grave illness, for instance, will represent the adoption of a particular highly intense focus in which a given aspect of usual experience is deliberately cut out or denied; the context of life itself must then be magnified along other lines. [...]

► ECS1 ESP Class Session, September 2, 1969 kindergarten truths yourselves Oliver baby
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[...] But this does not mean that you are not doing yourselves a grave disservice—for you are not utilizing what you know. [...]

► TES8 Session 359 August 7, 1967 Stephen Pete Ferd goals Denver
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[...] Had I done so I would have done you a grave disservice.

► NoPR Part Two: Chapter 10: Session 638, February 7, 1973 doses lsd illumination enforced assault
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[...] He said that he was glad that he was forced to see the thing through, yet grave doubts brought him here, and will finally lead him into other areas away from such therapy.

► TES7 Seth’s Lecture to Pat’s Boston High School Class March 25, 1967 classroom hell kill chromosomes Pat
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[...] You can hardly grow into your full potential if you think you are a physical creature bounded and limited by the physical limitations of time and space, soon to fall corrupted into an early and filthy grave. [...]

► SS Part Two: Chapter 19: Session 575, March 24, 1971 projectionist level communication adjacent alternate
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[...] You have walked away from more graves than you can remember — and will indeed, many of you, walk away from more. [...]

► ECS3 ESP Class Session, February 9, 1971 predestination Joel Florence slums justify
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[...] You have walked away from more graves than you can remember and will, indeed, many of you, walk away from more. [...]

► TSM Author’s Introduction paranormal God students Carol advice
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[...] The grave is not the end, for such a noisy one as I never spoke with the lips of death.

► UR2 Section 6: Session 741 April 14, 1975 Street predict prime series probabilities
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[...] At the same time our black cat, Rooney, who’d died in his fifth year, lay in his grave in the backyard of the house on Water Street.6

► NoPR Part One: Chapter 8: Session 634, January 22, 1973 violation guilt aggressiveness mouse killing
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[...] The same thoughts may fill another man with intense terror and grave feelings of guilt. [...]

► ECS3 ESP Class Session, April 27, 1971 sacrifice Ned evolved Chary isolated
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The bones that you call your own will lie a long time in the grave. [...]

► UR1 Section 2: Session 693 April 29, 1974 Markle estate Joseph house Sayre
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The intent [that] Joseph’s mother had lives beyond the grave, in those terms. [...]

► NoPR Part Two: Chapter 10: Session 639, February 12, 1973 Rooney puddle nightmares lsd creature
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[...] The cat was not a passive receptor, however, and also learned from his encounters with your neighbor downstairs (who also has a cat). Many of Ruburt’s feelings about his mother are buried in Rooney’s grave. [...]

► TES6 Session 243 March 21, 1966 receipt handstamp motor bottom March
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[...] In two recent envelope experiments Jane has used the word mine, or the underground image thus conjured up, to refer to a grave, meaning death.

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