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An incident primarily involving four people, I believe. [...]

(8th Question: “Was that word you mentioned Ensenada?” “An incident primarily involving four people, I believe. [...]

[...] Not on the object, but distantly connected with it, an incident in 1946, summer. [...]

(“Not on the object, but distantly connected with it, an incident in 1946, summer.” [...]

[...] This afternoon I dropped in to talk about this incident with Jane & Rob; in the course of the conversation we decided that I should bring the tape of that class to their apartment this evening, stay on for the session, and record it and type it up.

(“Well, I was thinking a minute ago about the incident with Jane and Dr. Wilt in Sayre.”)

There was indeed, also, an incident that occurred when the woman was six years old, having to do with the resulting fear of a feline family.

An aside here: the incident involving the woman had mainly to do—I suggest here, my esteemed Joseph, that perhaps you watch Ruburt’s features. [...]

Such a life reading would involve incidents from both past and present lives, including circumstances which, taken all in all, tended to bring about the illness. [...]

[...] Jane described several humiliating incidents her mother had perpetrated upon her. [...]

[...] So he spoke of his new chair and the Wanda incident and the piece of jewelry (from Frank) in one breath. [...]

([Sue:] “The creation of individual symbols of self is what Dave Zale did in that incident, wasn’t it?”)

[...] A strange connection in this respect, not at all clear; having to do with bricks or the laying of bricks, and a prior incident leading up to this that happened in 1963. [...]

[...] But Mark, out of the goodness of his heart, never told your son who he found first in the barn, and of such small but tasty incidents is the history of the race composed.

[...] The lost town incident was extremely significant to him, and represented his subconscious projection of a memory from a past life upon the present.

[...] Ruburt’s own change of attitude will be of great benefit to us from here on however, and such incidents will diminish.

[...] But the incident made me think that it’s a pity nursing students aren’t taught valid facts of life, instead of the medical dogmas that often prolong illness. [...]

The Jonestown and Harrisburg incidents are indeed classic examples of the meeting places between private and public realities. [...]

[...] Before leaving, Bill told us how right Seth was about silt storms; he related a terrifying incident in which he had become involved in a silt storm, and lost his sense of orientation.

[...] Instead Seth leads us to recall the rather hilarious incident Saturday evening that did give rise to this impression.

[...] At once I recalled an incident that took place at the dancing establishment last Saturday evening; the six in our party had watched it with much amusement.

These incidents in the past, that appear as the original initiation of an illness, they represent points, or kinks, where energy is not smoothly used, but tends to bunch up because of a resistance. [...]

The earlier incident involved your father and the coal bin.

[...] It is a good idea to write down a list of specific acts or incidents that fill you with a sense of guilt. [...]

[...] Jane had been writing about the incident this afternoon and I had wondered aloud if Seth could give more data on this. [...]

(I mention this incident with the idea that perhaps it helped influence the following data. [...]

[...] But we will progress and as a rule I prefer that Ruburt does not know many of my intentions, as he did not know during the incidents of telepathy with your John-Philip, since I do not want him to set up guards in advance.

(During break we also discussed the falling tree limb incident that I wanted to ask Seth about, and the tooth that had been bothering me for several days. [...]