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There was difficulty with the left foot at one time. There was at one time difficulty with the forefinger of the left hand.

[...] The question arises because after the session Lee Wright said that as a youngster he had injured the forefinger of his left hand. [...]

(Lee said he didn’t recall any injury or trouble with his left foot in this life.

[...] It consists of a note Jane wrote me late this morning, and left on the table for me to find upon coming home from work this noon. Jane herself left for work at about 11:30 AM at nursery school. [...]

(The object for the 83rd envelope experiment was a note Jane wrote to me today; I found it on the table this noon upon returning from work, left there by Jane shortly after 11 AM. [...]

There was a slight stroke on the left side several months ago with Miss Price, and Ruburt knew of this in a dream. [...]

[...] The methods were left open. [...] I said that the methods were left open, and at one time you contemplated for yourself the same kind of situation, but turned aside from it after a taste of what it meant, or could mean.

[...] The body is quite equipped on its own to remain flexible, and left alone will perform a variety of small motions while sitting, for example, to insure its flexibility. [...]

[...] The two of you jointly also did agree, despite your own feelings in space and time, and I understand them; I know that the method will be left behind. [...]

Breezeway PM: Response right knee new, left forefinger healing all over—talked to parent of my being. [...]

(Jane lay so quietly, eyes closed, head tipping toward her left on her pillow, mouth open, that I thought she’d fallen asleep.)

[...] I left at 7:15. [...]

[...] When Ruburt left that system intellectually some of the old bonding power remained, the emotional glue, but he no longer believed in the indulgences, the sacraments and so forth, so the Sinful Self was left fairly isolated, still believing to some extent that to “be good” it must be bad, but without the releases of guilt once provided by churchly help and belief. [...]

[...] For some time there was no direct challenge, however, made to the Sinful Self once Ruburt left the church. [...]

[...] His treatment left me so relaxed that I almost fell asleep, or so it seemed. [...] The swelling seems to have left her hands completely. [...]

[...] I thought that situation analogous to ours, for I can think of nothing left to rely upon except ourselves. [...]

(She wasn’t too clear as to what she was panicky about, but as we talked I began to understand that she was re-experiencing the same round of fears that she had many times in the past, and that many of these private sessions have been devoted to over the years: her mother, her need for love, her fears of abandonment, the conflicts involving success and the psychic work, our relationship, and so forth, if anything’s left. [...]

[...] Jane’s middle finger on her left hand continues to slowly mend itself, and the blueness in the little finger on the same hand has gotten no darker. [...]

[...] There was no doubt the session left me as frustrated and bitter as ever, but at least I had managed to get an admission that the sinful self was still highly active. [...]

[...] When I suggested she sit leaning more to her left, she didn’t understand what I meant. [...]

(Last night Jane was extremely uncomfortable lying on her back; the bedsore on her left hip bothered her endlessly, she said. [...]

[...] In other words, she picked up Joe’s fears herself, unless Margaret might have referred to them when she visited Jane last night after I’d left.

[...] When he looks to the left, we have something else again. [...] The dreaming self, or if you will, the left-handed self, indeed is as important as the so-called conscious self. [...]

[...] As he passed me he turned his head to look back at me over his left shoulder, smiling serenely all the while. Caught by surprise with my arms up in the air, I quickly lowered my left arm somewhat, holding it stiff, and waved at Father with my hand revolving at the wrist. [...]

[...] He is on the board of directors of the gallery, which Jane has just left. [...]

(Howard left at 9:11 PM. [...]

(The day was brilliant and very warm — almost 80 degrees when I left the house for 330. [...]

[...] (A most important point to remember.) The knee will continue to improve, and the finger also (on the left hand).

(After Rusty and Hal left we napped, changed dressings, etc., and before we knew it I was hurrying to get supper and do other chores so that we’d have time for a session. [...]

[...] I’ve got to change the bandages on your [left] elbow, too. [...]

[...] This attribute is one that I never even thought of in the past, when I’d remark that I wished we’d never left Sayre, and so forth. [...]

[...] She held the pages okay in her left hand, though. [...]

[...] They are afraid that left alone their energy might strike out against others, and so they short-circuit its use, having attacks that momentarily render themselves helpless.

[...] It was very warm again — 42 degrees — as I left for 330.

[...] She showed how she had considerably more motion in her entire left arm and hand, especially at the elbow. [...]

(At an earlier break, Bill had mentioned to me, while Jane was out of the room, that he believed Jane was right-handed but that Seth used predominantly left-handed movements. I hadn’t noticed this, but told Bill Jane had talked at times of being left-handed as a child; I told him I remembered Jane saying something about being made to write right-handed in school.)

[...] First of all, as far as the hands are concerned, to be left or right-handed has to do with inner mechanisms and brain patterns that come first, before the motions of the hands. Characteristically, I operated in certain manners that resulted in the primary use of my left hand, when I was focused within physical matter.

([Bill G:] “What significance do you attach to the fact that you seem to be right-handed, but left-handed in sessions?”)

[...] I soon achieved a feeling of elevation and pulsation in my left side, including my left hand and foot. For a time the left hand also felt as though it were lifting out of itself in a doubled-up position. [...]

[...] 8/12, 8:12 PM, I made an attempt at contemplation while sitting up but did not achieve anything beyond a slight sensation in my left hand.

(Jane had left the couch, and now she rapped on the table before me for emphasis.)

[...] He was a personality who left you when his own reincarnations were finished. [...]

[...] Jane left trance rather easily. [...]

[...] Dave told us he had been good in math until the ninth grade, when he left it for other interests—singing, communications work, acting, etc.

[...] The circumstances that you face will bring out your strengths, and your son has not left you. [...]

(This procedure left me knowing only one thing about the object: that it came from some section of the New York Times, date unknown. [...]

[...] On the page 11 side of the object there is a sequence of numbers: 189.95 at the bottom of the illustration, and one: 18, 14 ½ to 22, at the bottom of a box to the left of this on the same side.

(See the article indicated to the upper left on page 12 of the full sheet, page 153. [...]

[...] See the article indicated to the upper left on page 11 of the full sheet from which the object was torn, page 152. [...]

[...] There is no coincidence that it is the left ear involved. [...] The left ear and the left portion of the body generally also are connected with the unconscious. [...]

(“Is that why my left ear bothers me?”)

[...] In the drawing Jane’s left arm and both legs reach out toward the bottom and left edges of the object.

[...] She had left a cigarette burning however, and her eyes soon began to open. [...]

[...] Sometimes it is left up to her as to what train of thought to follow. [...]

[...] Often, she said, it is left up to her as to whether to so develop an impression. [...]