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(This is the shortest session to date. Jane had been working in the kitchen all day in preparation for the holidays. I had been working overtime also and was very tired. At 8 PM Jane began to clean up after her baking marathon in the event there was a session, although she wasn’t sure there would be one. She had not felt Seth about. I wondered what part conditioning might play in the schedule we had become used to.

There will be no session. If I may, however, I would like to look in on you at various times over the holidays.

[...] or “do something” this afternoon, even if it was a holiday. [...]

[...] And I will be glad to add to my comment (in the last session) of yesterday, concerning the ancient roots of the holiday season, if you will remind me later in the week. [...]

[...] Because it’s a holiday, I guess, the bank was closed, so I couldn’t pay the IRS.

[...] The holidays are over. [...]

[...] In the holiday interim the sessions seemed to fade far away into the background. [...]

[...] Fred stayed overnight, was let go, went to the local Holiday Inn, and was arrested for failure to pay for services. [...]

[...] Carl was on his way to a destination near Niagara Falls, New York, for the Thanksgiving holidays.)

[...] During it Carl left, to continue his holiday journey westward…. [...]

Continuing along as you have in the last few days, you should find yourselves by the holidays far clearer in your lives and ways than perhaps now seems possible. [...]

[...] We also had the privilege throughout the afternoon of watching a “holiday special” on TV—three Godzilla/King Kong movies in a row. [...]

[...] Many things caused us to lay it aside: other work, the holidays, the plain need for a change of pace, travel, and the approaching death of my father….

[...] The holidays mean that the affair will be put of a while, so in capsule effect you have now the quintessence of the problem: now facing the issues that you earlier ignored. [...]

[...] Jane was notified of this over the Xmas holidays, and signed a contract earlier this month. [...]

(Seth spoke briefly and spontaneously once during the holiday break, with Sue Mullin and Carl Watkins as witnesses. [...]

(Seth was in a particularly good mood this evening, after the long holiday break, and because of the presence of witnesses. [...]

As you both suppose, enough constructive psychic energy is generated during the holiday season to recharge psychic batteries, so to speak, for quite some time. [...]

(Seth has referred to my lack of holiday enthusiasm in the past. [...]

(A note: The woman from Arizona sent Jane a telegram late Saturday afternoon, asking that Jane see her again, saying that she would wait several days at the Holiday Inn. [...] Jane called her at the Holiday Inn. [...]

[...] I turned her away at the door with a promise that Jane would call her at the Holiday Inn. [...]

(This is the second time we have missed a session, the first being over the Christmas holidays. [...]

[...] The census usually drops over the holidays. [...]

(At the market, I bought Jane a poinsettia plant for the holiday season.)

Tell yourself you will make no decision until after your birthday, or after the holidays, or that you will put off any decision for a month, or even a week — whatever you feel most comfortable with.

[...] I said I didn’t care about the holidays, but that she shouldn’t worry about the chair bit. [...]

[...] Jane and I figure that from now on they’ll probably be held irregularly into January, 1973; partly because of our holiday activities, which we enjoy, but also because this seems to be a natural time of rest for us — although Jane plans to keep her ESP and writing classes going as usual.

[...] He is a friend; visiting us over the Christmas holidays, he urged Jane and me not to wait too long before making personal inquiries at the bureau, to check and see if they had received my application. [...]

[...] Since they had not arrived as the holidays approached, I wrote a short letter of inquiry just before Christmas to the bureau. [...]