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[...] At the funeral Sunday we heard that Alice, at 80-odd years, was still alive, traveling about the country at the moment in connection with the sale of some property.)

(When Jane began to speak again she was lying down; she had stretched out to relax for a moment after the regular session. [...]

[...] It is true that when you close one conscious mind—door—there may be a moment of disorientation before you open another.

Give me a moment. [...]

[...] Pete said that at the moment he was as confused as I was. [...]

Give us a moment…. [...]

Give us a moment on that question. [...]

To answer the questions you need to feel your reality at any given moment, to follow your own thoughts, but not only your thoughts, but your physical sensations, the sensations of physical life. [...]

[...] Give us a moment.

(Long pause at 10:55.) Give us a moment… You read yourself in too-narrow terms. [...]

(10:35.) Now give us a moment.... [...]

[...] He felt it a sign of weakness on his part to even think of it, yet he also felt that on occasion you showed an annoying lack of sympathy or understanding, and at his worst moments he would feel that you purposely chose a place further away—that it was for his own good, you thought, that he face the humiliation in realizing in what poor condition he was. [...]

Now give us a moment. [...]

I will go into this in a few moments, and suggest a brief break.

I suggest another short break, and I will resume for only a few moments after. [...]

I have mentioned a test and I will go into this in a moment, also to me the rather obvious cause of the glaring distortion. [...]

[...] Joseph, you will find that your experiences with the inner senses occur often at split moments of dissociation.

Now: Give us a moment.

Give us a moment … Because there are such inner connections as mentioned (at 11:25), your intents are going outward, to be picked up by others. [...]

[...] In the meantime, then, Seth’s material in this (737th) session deals only with the house on Foster Avenue, in Elmira, and — as discussed shortly — with Mr. Markle’s house in Sayre, Pennsylvania, since those two places were the ones we were consciously interested in at the moment. [...]

[...] The moment as you think of it, then, is the creative framework through which you, the nonphysical self, constantly form corporeal reality; and through that window into earthly existence you form both its future and its past.

[...] My best guess at the moment is that the disclaimer matters not at all, but the idea of it doesn’t bode well for the future, I’m afraid, and there may be the real rub. [...]

[...] Give us a moment.... [...]

(Long pause at 9:48.) Give us a moment.... [...]

[...] Give us a moment. [...]

[...] In a flash he remembered previous days of discomfort, and in the next moment he projected those into the weekend. [...]