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(“We’ll take the break.”

[...] This hasn’t been published—but will be in the later volumes of The Personal Sessions. I’ll explain the circumstances of her producing Rembrandt when presenting the first passages of the book.)

[...] “He kept me under a good long time because of the noise [in the apartment] upstairs — and because of those phone calls, too, I’ll bet….” [...]

(“I don’t think it’ll last that long,” she said. [...]

[...] “Well, maybe he’ll mention it next time,” I said. [...]

(“We’ll take a short break.”

(“We’ll take a short break.”

[...] So we skipped it for the day—but I’ll say it for my wife in bed tonight. [...]

([Rob:] “We’ll take a short break.”

[...] To make this possible, we’ll be transferring copies of many of our papers and tapes to the library while keeping the originals with us to work with during our lifetimes. [...]

[...] I think maybe you’ll move to get rid of the emotions that I sense you’ve got.”

(After we talked for a few more minutes, Jane said, “I’ve got the feeling you’re going to get answers to your questions about psychology — but they’ll be presented as the Preface to this book. [...]

(“We’ll take the break.”

(We had two questions for Seth, since we’re trying to get into the habit of writing such down as they occur to us: 1. Jane wanted Seth to comment on why he’ll take off on something she’s read, and reinterpret it his own way, or carry it further; her question came up because he did this Monday while she’s reading Fred Hoyle’s book, Ten Faces of The Universe; 2. Jane wanted Seth to give information on her “significant” dream of last Saturday morning, July 1. She couldn’t remember any details from it, but has talked about it often; she thinks it had something to do with health.)

[...] “Maybe I’ll get to go home after all?” she asked. [...]

Jane I’ll call you, if it will make you happier. [...]

[...] Now because, if you’ll excuse the pun, a certain cause will usually give a certain effect in your physical universe, you may be justified in saying that these apparent results are laws that operate within your physical universe. [...]

[...] If you will perhaps consider again our wires and mazes, I have said if you’ll excuse the brief reminder, that these imaginary wires are composed of solidified vitality. [...]

[...] I’ll take this up at a later date if I do not go into it in the later part of this discussion.

(“I wonder how she’ll feel tomorrow?”)

One day he’ll find his features changed

And he’ll never claw it off

(“I’ll try to change my attitude.”)

[...] Jane said she was too tired to clear the matter up this evening, so we’ll take it up next session.)

[...] Maybe we’ll get more on it after break …”

[...] “I’ll do the best I can with this,” she said, as she took off her glasses. [...]

(No session was held today, April 21, 1984, but we did do some free associating, so I’ll present a summary of that material here, and follow it with a session and more free association whenever they come through.

(“We’ll take a break, Seth.”