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[...] The experience is valuable to Ruburt in that he sees that no invasion is involved; and that when his emotions are stilled there is still an emotional reality, as my emotions come to the foreground.

[...] There is a reciprocal agreement here, a give and take, quite different from your friend’s idea of psychological invasion.

[...] If our communication involved invasion, then there would be no distortion because the person so ‘invaded’ would be blotted — out and this is not possible.

[...] All those invasions, a lot of them came along that coast. [...]

[...] We have no idea of pressing Seth’s personal information upon David; doing that would be an invasion of his privacy. [...]

[...] I mentioned the Russian invasion of Afghanistan, on Iran’s eastern border, and how the coldly secular Russian philosophy clashed with the Iranians’ fanatical Moslemic orientation. [...]

[...] Yet no invasion occurs.

[...] Each counterpart views reality from its own viewpoint, and there is never any invasion.

[...] Nor could this be represented as any sort of invasion.

[...] See Note 1 for Session 919, in Chapter 7 of Dreams, wherein I reviewed not only Iran’s concern over the Russian invasion of its eastern neighbor, Afghanistan, in late December 1979, but also Iran’s border clashes with its western neighbor, Iraq, during the past year. Finally, on September 23 [day 325 of the hostage situation], the inevitable happened in the very unstable Middle East: Amid that explosive mixture of secular and religious national consciousnesses “at work” there, Iraq launched an outright invasion of Iran. [...]

[...] He would not be aware of your presence and in no way could this be represented as any sort of an invasion.

[...] This sense in no way involves invasion. [...]

[...] Also, there is no invasion of Ruburt. [...]

[...] He is deeply offended and outraged at any “invasion” into his own territory—the student who goes into his room at break, or the woman peeking at his notebook. [...]

[...] Almost instantly the present ego of the personality concerned would set up countermeasures against what it would consider an invasion. [...]

Again this in no way implies an invasion of Ruburt by myself, but instead implies an extension on Ruburt’s part to make way for the experience. [...]

“There were invasions. [...]

I have mentioned before that there is no invasion of any kind in these sessions. [...]

For your information, he is in command of his facilities, and is cooperating with me of his own volition, and there is no invasion of any kind.

3. When the leaders of Iraq ordered the invasion of Iran 14 months ago, they expected to win the war in three weeks. [...]

To make it simpler, we split — this being necessary always so that various possibilities can be brought into action … Yet we are bound together, and no invasion [of Ruburt] occurs because in one way of speaking our psychic territory is the same.