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[...] On July 17, Theodore purchased the painting of Bega as designated by Seth. On July 16, Ned and Sue Watkins bought the oils of Charlie Painter, the dream hands, and Moses. [...]

(The session is included in the regular series [Session 494] because of the voice effects; the fact that both Seth and his entity spoke; some new ideas from both entities; and because no regular session was held the next day, Wednesday, July 16. [...]

SESSION 494, ESP CLASS SESSION,
JULY 15, 1969, TUESDAY

JULY 30, 1977 9:31 PM SATURDAY

(This material is from the 806th session for July 30, 1977, and should be read in conjunction with the regular part of the session. [...]

ESP CLASS SESSION, JULY 20, 1971
TUESDAY

(On July 9 we received from Prentice-Hall our first press copies of Volume 1 of “Unknown.” [...] In mid-July our friend Sue Watkins¹ began typing the rest of the final manuscript for Psyche; Jane had managed to help me out by finding the time to prepare the first five chapters for the publisher, but since we were both so busy we asked Sue for assistance. [...]

SESSION 806, JULY 30, 1977
9:31 P.M. SATURDAY

JULY 1, 1974 9:21 PM MONDAY

TUESDAY, JULY 12

JULY 1, 1968 9:09 PM MONDAY

(It is July 2 as I type this. [...]

(Jane and I attended the Hypnosis Symposium at Oswego State University College at Oswego, NY, on Friday evening, July 9th, and on Saturday and Sunday, July 10 and 11, at the invitation of Dr. Instream, codirector. [...]

JULY 12, 1965 1:37 PM MONDAY UNSCHEDULED

(To digress a moment: As predicted by Seth in the 168th session of July 7, Jane and I did find ourselves involved with three men in particular, one of whom is younger, at the symposium. [...]

(My question came because we had just received a long emotional letter from Julie Murtough in Chula Vista.)

[...] Jane stopped looking at the book in the 521st session for March 30; it’s now July 1.)

SESSION 539, JULY 1, 1970,
9:18 P.M. WEDNESDAY

JULY 31, 1972 9:15 PM MONDAY

(See the deleted session for July 19, 1972. [...]

(This is our first regularly scheduled session since July 14. We have been on vacation in Florida from July 26 to August 3.)

JULY 29, 1968 9 PM MONDAY

(We were on vacation at Enfield Glen from July 19 to 28, and no sessions were held.

(Just before we left on vacation on July 19, we received a copy of a letter from Dr. Bernard that he’d mailed to our publishers at Prentice-Hall.)

JULY 18, 1966 9 PM MONDAY

(On July 10,1966, I wrote Dr. Instream canceling our series of experiments with him, because we hadn’t heard from him since January 1966.

[...] [This session was held on July 18.]

3:20 PM FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1977

“OUR PARENTS DO NOT BETRAY US”
JULY 23, 1974

(“Also perhaps with a July date,” The date on back of the object is April 4, 1966. As soon as Jane saw this she said that she was subjectively sure she had interpreted the four date as July fourth instead of April.

[...] The day for one is July 14. [...]

[...] Also perhaps with a July date, and with square objects, in design fashion.

(July 14, 1971: When sessions resume, check with Seth about what Jane might have blocked in this session—as well as what she revealed. [...]

[...] In the 350th Session for July 6, 1967, is a sentence which has stayed with me— when Seth said: “Ruburt has an unfortunate sense of unworthiness, without which the situation [Jane’s symptoms] could not have developed.” [...]

(Question this when sessions resume—July 1971.

(“I think of July or April.” [...] Whether this contained a July reference, for instance, I cannot say.

[...] I think of July or April.

(My second question asked for more specific data on the July or April reference already given. [...]

We received the page proofs for If We Live Again on the last day of July. [...]

[...] With more than a little wry humor over what I considered to be a failure of belief on my part, I took action: Late in July I had a contractor, who is a friend of ours and well acquainted with Jane’s situation, install a heavy outside door in a bedroom wall, and construct the necessary step to the ground. [...]