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Such domination will never be habitual, but conscious awareness of subconscious manipulation of matter may become habitual, and may often of its own accord follow the desires of the conscious mind, if certain conditions are met.

[...] And then all at once things disintegrated—coincidentally at the time I met my wife. [...]

[...] So there are reasons why you and Peter met, and why certain people come to Ruburt’s classes.

[...] Philip will not achieve certain stated goals unless he takes strong measures, but certain unstated goals on his part will be met.

[...] Jane had not met Helen McIlwain for at least fifteen years, she estimates, and remembers her best from her, Jane’s, grade school years.

There are intellectual values and emotional ones, and sometimes there are needs of an emotional nature that must be met regardless of intellectual judgments. [...]

[...] They also need spontaneity, and for his own nature, I try to see that both needs are met. [...]

You sensed certain characteristics in Ruburt when first you met, and you knew intuitively that certain probabilities could bring the two of you together, both using your individual abilities in ways at that time unknown to you, but that those individual abilities, joined, could together produce a new kind of threshold—an overview through which that sensed excellence could at least be glimpsed, contained in essence at least, and communicated.

[...] The house belonged to an artist and schoolteacher who had left town for good; Jane had met him at the gallery, I had not. [...]

It seems you have either read of, or met, or heard of, someone else who tried this, with mixed reaction. [...]

[...] From my grade-school days I thought I remembered the house’s large living room especially; for the Markles had raised two children who were contemporary with my next youngest brother and me; sometimes the four of us met at the house, then went to school together.

[...] The same sort of development would not have been initiated here in a session for some time, simply because the emotional conditions would not be met. [...]

But though you met both the present Dick and Loren, neither of you knew what your relationship would be in this life. [...]

[...] 1832 there to 1856, a very short life, under I believe a czar, and during this life, you met your present husband who was a young girl, the brother (sister?) of one of your students. [...]

[...] Actually, we’ve heard of the strangers but haven’t met them. [...]

(Jane and I have not met the husband or sister. [...]

[...] We met during one of the informal get-togethers. [...]

[...] Jane and I haven’t met Mrs. Berry and do not know if she is tall. [...]

Now, I asked our friend to question himself to discover why he felt it necessary to continue the relationship, and what emotional needs were being met. [...]

Seeing you work, as these last few days, instantly made him see other alternatives in which the same ends are met, but without cutting down on physical flexibility. [...]