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It is ridiculous for him to so punish himself, and does not help matters, as his joyous spontaneity is so important in his working habits.

[...] During the week after the Dutch edition arrived, we received from Tam the contracts for God of Jane and Mass Events, both of which contain phrases and clauses in an effort to get around Prentice-Hall’s habit of withholding percentages of earnings against returns. [...]

(9:31.) Give us a moment … As you lay there you were aware of the fact just beneath consciousness — usual consciousness — that you had not brought in the paper before your nap, as is your habit, and almost at a dream level you idly wondered what stories it might contain. [...]

In Framework 1, it does take some time for new habits to form, but even there constructive suggestions accelerate as beliefs change, so I would like you both to pay particular attention to the suggestions that operate in your lives.

[...] I want to establish a habit beginning with tonight’s suggestions, with you reassuring Ruburt.

[...] At the time this knowledge was a surprise to us, since we’d fallen into the habit of thinking the symptoms were an outgrowth of the psychic abilities.

[...] One: I have been asking Ruburt to stop smoking cigarettes, a dirty habit, and smoke cigars... [...]

Now I have said this before so it is nothing new, but when you get in the habit of getting out of touch with one feeling, then you inhibit all feelings to some extent. [...]

[...] I never heard Jane give better advice, though I doubted if an interview was going to do much about changing what seemed to be a lifetime’s habits.

[...] The habit of communication will then operate without it. [...]

[...] Ruburt had some habits he was only vaguely aware of. [...]

[...] Your habits are fairly, though not entirely, native to your nature. [...]

[...] The habit of illness can be rejected. [...]

[...] Ruburt’s habit of requesting before he sleeps that his system effortlessly continue its healthful and natural cooperation is a good one. [...]

[...] He knew he would never give into that course, but he felt that some of that dates back to childhood habits and beliefs, when his very food and bed was given him by the auspices of the public. [...]

[...] Deeper, however, is the fact that the belief in an unsafe universe sets up certain habits of resistance, and more practically, of self-protection. [...]

[...] But instead, you get the habit of directing your flashlight in one particular direction. [...]

[...] On his own, in other words, he picked up negative habits, apparently as a side effect of my methods.

[...] The most important one is that Ruburt must make a conscious effort not only to alter his habits but to handle what he thinks of now as distractions by conscious effort, the changing of a pattern, rather than by unconscious limitations on the body. [...]

[...] You cannot inhibit the recognition of one feeling without getting into the habit of inhibiting all your feelings. [...]