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(11:31.) Now Give us a moment. (Louder.

They were not only his private religious beliefs, but those of his contemporaries generally—(louder:) and the foundations upon which your present civilization was made. He had to find the courage to encounter those old beliefs boldly, and he is finally doing so. I will have more to say in my own way to him in the dream state this evening, and I will shortly explain his experience with my voice.

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[...] There have been some other instances of a voice deeper but not necessarily much louder or stronger; my estimate is that she reached her deepest voice in the 33rd session, of March 9,1964. In that session her voice was also loud, much louder than in tonight’s session.

[...] (Jane’s voice grew abruptly much louder, briefly.) And if I grow overenthusiastic I trust that you will forgive me. [...]

[...] We shall proceed in a way that will serve us all very well, and (louder) you need have no doubts concerning the affair in general.

[...] A relatively strong “sexual” identification is important under those circumstances — but (louder) an over-identification with them, before or afterward, can lead to stereotyped behavior, in which the greater needs and abilities of the individual are not allowed fulfillment.

[...] You stress the importance of sexual identification, for it seems to you that a young child must know that it will grow up to be a man or woman, in the most precise of terms — (louder) toeing the line in the least particular.

[...] So the species is blessed, if you will (louder) with many avenues for sexual expression. [...]

(Louder:)You can. [...]

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[...] Ruburt can transcribe the tape, and you and I (voice abruptly louder) will have a pleasant conversation.

(Seth’s voice again stepped up in volume—louder than I had heard it for some time.)

Now the energy that I am using now is also being made available for Ruburt (louder), and now he is no longer afraid to use it joyfully, and it will straighten out his arms and release some of the crooked ideas that he has in that head of his.

You cannot pinpoint the beginning of the universe—for (suddenly louder) that beginning is simultaneously too vast and too small to be contained in any of your specifications. [...]

[...] The universe did not, then, begin at some specified point in time, or at any particular location in space—for (louder) it is true to say that all of space and all of time appeared simultaneously, and appear simultaneously.

(Louder:) My heartiest congratulations—and you will be richer than you know.

[...] I’ve noticed for the last week or so that she’s getting hard of hearing again — I have to speak louder, turn up the TV, and so forth.

[...] I read the session to her, and once again had to speak louder for her to hear me. [...]

[...] (Louder:) My heartiest regards to you both.

[...] Those books are for the mass market, and (louder) they touch certain elements in the mass mind that yearn for miracles—looking for the wrong reasons for the wrong things, displayed it seems for the wrong reasons.

(Louder for the next several paragraphs:) Your joy, your challenge, should be in the expression of the ideal as you see it, whether or not you can in your terms count upon the consequences, or the impediments—whether or not the expression comes to fulfillment in your terms—and even if it seems to fall on ground on which it will not grow.

(All louder:) He can direct energy better for that reason. [...]

[...] He has been doing very well, and he tried to approve, but since he lost work time yesterday his approval barely went skin deep (louder).

(Humorously and louder:) I am still sorry that you missed our class last week. [...]

2. Occasionally, instead of calling for a particular word or phrase to be underlined for emphasis, Seth delivers it louder — sometimes much louder. [...]

[...] It is, however, the belief, and not the procedure, that works (louder).²

[...] Quite simply, if life is not worthwhile (louder), no species will have a reason to continue.

I can indeed feel you quail at the volume of my voice (louder again), considering the ungodly hour (louder yet, really loud, blasting out with a smile, to soon quiet again), and so I will lower it. But I would like it understood that now, if I so chose, there would be no doubt (louder, very loud) as to my identity (and now also deeper) or my abilities.

With Ruburt’s consent however, and I have it, I could make such a blast of masculine voice that you would indeed be embarrassed when the neighbors complained (louder). It is to show my humorous consideration for your feelings that I do not so indulge (louder).

(Jane’s voice was rather loud, and it was to become much louder. [...]

[...] Her Seth voice was somewhat louder than usual.)

[...] Actually, however, regardless of appearances and misreadings of natural events, the very idea of disease as you usually think of it, is chauvinistic (louder) in health rather than in sexual terms.

[...] (Louder:) What difference can it make to the world if you are a better salesperson, or plumber, or office worker, or car salesman, for Christ’s sake? [...]

End of session, and a fond good evening (louder).

[...] For (louder) when we do not, that in itself causes stress.

(Louder and humorously:) I hope you enjoy the punctuation.