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We’ve never learned to add
For all our numbers’ worth.
Division and subtraction
Will total up to death.

[...] But it was Joseph who suggested that Ruburt “tune in” to discover what could be learned about their situation personally.

[...] It is for this reason that you must learn how to use them.

[...] You have learned much, both in relating yourself to inner reality and to outer relationships, and the error is understandable. [...]

[...] In a fashion it presented a kind of concentrated learning course. [...]

I am somewhat taken back to discover that Ruburt, upon learning to use his abilities, would also attempt to censure the direction of their use.

[...] (Smile.) You still have 4th-and-5th- dimensional art to learn. [...]

[...] You do not always feel, say, “down” at the same time, so learn to encourage each other when possible. [...]

Now tell him he has learned, for in the past he would have allowed this to continue, and he did not. [...]

[...] Man learns, you see, that inner reality and outer reality both must be understood and used constructively.

[...] To the extent that it realizes this, it learns to unfold in creativity, and to use those abilities that lie inherent within it.

[...] You can learn much from others, but the deepest knowledge must come from within yourself. [...]

(A note: Jane telephoned Tam Mossman, her editor, today — and learned that Tam already felt that Seth might have begun another book: he’d wondered about it several times in recent days.

[...] Through reading you learn how to interpret these. [...]

Since his psychic abilities did not show themselves in a conventional fashion in his early years, he did not learn to trust them as he might have otherwise, yet this was part of the entire picture. [...]

Academic people do like structures, and to some extent mass learning experiences of course require them. [...]

[...] The almost wordless quality of our surprise reminded me of our feelings of a year and a half ago, when we’d learned that the Dutch firm, Ankh-Hermes, had published an abridged edition of Seth Speaks in that language, without our permission.⁷

[...] I was to learn that that simple reinforcement greatly affected her, as it had me when I wrote it.¹⁴

“After supper I discussed with Jane the question I’ve been keeping in mind for Seth, concerning what her sinful self may have learned since we began this series of sessions. [...]

[...] We keep trying to learn to ask better questions.

[...] You have grown sophisticated enough to realize that the Devil is a projection of your own psyche, but you have not grown wise enough to learn how to use your creativity constructively.

[...] Only that he has learned much, and could not have considered taking his father in in this same manner, kindly and rationally, even a few years ago.

[...] The fact of doing the work itself was innocent, I learned. [...]