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[...] Then yesterday Jane received from her publisher the copyedited manuscript for James, so during the next week or so we’ll be very carefully going over that work, too.

(“We’ll take a break then.”

(“I’ll bet the fish is a big one.”)

(She said that sometimes “these personalities” seem to be able to look into her mind and see how she is going to deliver a bit of data; if they don’t approve, then they can change the way they give it to her to speak, so we’ll take it the right way. [...]

(“Well, I guess we’ll end it.” [...]

I’ll go along with your little joke about Malba Toast of the midplane. [...]

First of all if you’ll forgive me, I would like to go into the situations culminating in your illness of this time last winter. [...]

[...] This is another excellent analogy, if you’ll forgive me for patting myself on the back.

[...] She was, if you’ll excuse the expression, no beauty, and at the time you were not one to look for spiritual values in your women. [...]

[...] Or maybe he’ll talk about what I got on your mother the other day, or my strands-of-consciousness stuff for Psychic Politics.”

4. In this (725th) session Seth mentions two of my recent inner experiences and one of Jane’s. Each one had to do with strands of consciousness, although in this note I’ll stress only the very unsettling one I had with my “dead” father last Sunday night, December 11.

[...] It’ll revolutionize science if physicists can understand it. [...]

(“I guess we’ll end it then.”)

(“We’ll take the break.”

(“We’ll take the break.”

[...] I suppose I’ll try to have a session tonight, if my voice holds out. [...]

(“We’ll take the break.”

(“I guess we’ll have to end it, then.”)

[...] Maybe I should take a short break and see if he’ll come back, instead of ending the session….”

(Seth goes into a couple of other topics also, which I’ll do notes for at the time of mention.)

[...] We’ve learned that Jane doesn’t take to justifying each line of her work, so we’ll see what this means for future books with Delacorte, if any. [...]

(“I’ll come back briefly because I hear a few sentences in my head.” [...]

([John:] “If I make a million I’ll set up a foundation for psychic research.”)