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[...] Far richer, and it turns inward and outward and backward and forward upon itself.

[...] But it can learn to look inward, change the focus of its awareness and take quick pictures of this inner environment. [...]

[...] You do not understand them yet so you turn this great love inward, and try to narrow it down, and fasten it upon one individual who will then reciprocate—and you do not basically care who this individual is.

[...] The fact that the images were of yourselves shows that your destructive energies were turned inward, even though materialized in physical form.

[...] Strength is respected, but true strength is the result of excellent communication between the outer self that faces the world, and the inner self that looks inward.

[...] Whenever he thought anything differently than the opinions you voiced, he felt inward and refused to express himself regardless of the issue involved—its triviality or its importance.

[...] Until he understood the inward order of events⁸ he would not be able to meet me there — so the library can serve us both in that regard.

[...] Within however there is a core of self-realization now beginning to gain strength, so that the amount of energy used inwardly will soon begin to match that expended outwardly. [...]

(10:19.) The myths upon which you base your lives so program your existence that often you verbally deny what you inwardly know. [...]

[...] Working inward, you could understand the outward more clearly.

[...] The intellect should operate like an x-ray, enabling you to see inward.

[...] And a few moments at least to turn himself inward.

[...] You felt you should be introverted, have periods of isolation, time to sit and think, to write and paint, to look inward rather than outward. [...]

[...] Now my voice is loud but the voice of the inner self is very still and you must be quiet to hear it and so from the loudness of my voice let your self run inward into that silence that is very active. [...]

[...] It involves a curious sense of dropping down inwardly, of going slowly beneath the realities we usually perceive…. [...]

[...] Also, he could not travel too far inward without being drawn back to the body’s discomfort. [...]

[...] He wanted his mother to look inward. [...]

We are bringing the ego inward, so to speak. [...]

Had you been more helpful in the circumstances of last evening, you would not have had to turn your emotions inward in a self-destructive manner. [...]

(Pause at 10:16.) Despair may seem passive only because it feels that exterior action is hopeless — but its fires rage inwardly, and that kind of contagion can leap from bed to bed and from heart to heart. [...]