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In the current pivoting of its experience, therefore, your conscious mind directs not only the present, but future and past experience of deep neurological events.

[...] Presently Ruburt has the two so closely in mind that I am not sure. [...]

[...] A man may suddenly disappear, and to be replaced by a small girl, a nonsensical development to the logical mind. [...]

[...] The other evening, you answered your own question in your mind, and we picked up that location. [...]

[...] Even when we do catch ourselves indulging, one might say, always in the backs of our minds lies the knowledge that, really, each of us creates our own reality, and are therefore participators in whatever events we may find ourselves enmeshed in—even those we dislike. [...]

Let the image in your mind flow imaginatively onto the board. [...]

[...] Then you learn from your own creations, and the physical mind learns by what the hand has done without calculation.

[...] Never mind resenting the lost time. [...]

The artist knows that many pictures can be painted, and holds in mind paintings already produced and those in the planning stage as well. [...]

[...] Jane and I try to keep in mind these passages of Seth’s from the private session for June 25, 1977:

[...] So what often happens in your society when men and women have creative bents, and good minds to boot?

Perhaps that does not seem to be what you had in mind as an artist. [...]

Once more, I activate those coordinates that quicken your own healing processes and peace of body and mind.

[...] Subconsciously, there is no limit, really, to what mind can accomplish.

[...] All kinds of doubts filled my mind. [...]

[...] In Freud’s terminology, the dice are indeed loaded on the side of the conscious mind. [...]

[...] Her mind was on the house we plan to buy, instead of on the session, she said. [...]

(Again, Jane’s reception of these answers was not in the manner of delivery by Seth; merely that she had the answers pop into her mind.

[...] Ruburt’s favorite television programs are good for him, and allow his mind to rest. [...]

2. See Jane’s own material in Appendix 5. However, while studying Seth in this session — as well as the notes presented during break at 11:26 — it’s a good idea for the reader to keep both appendixes 4 and 5 in mind.

Again, I remind you to keep this latest group of sessions fresh in your minds, by going over them frequently together. [...]

[...] The mind, of itself and separated from the ego, must still be action, and therefore never still. [...]

[...] These gradually lose their strength and as the personality, in a better state of mind, is no longer as sensitive to those cues. [...]