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(After the session she took a nap, since we were expecting company later in the evening.)

[...] Jane had slept till noon, following her very restless night, and she also took a nap when I did this afternoon. [...]

(The session started much later than usual Saturday night, since we slept too late during our nap. [...]

(October 16, Friday: Didn’t try Psy-time, but lay down on bed for a nap, being tired. [...]

(She was still upset as session time approached, and had been unable to take her nap before the session. [...]

(Seth made his humorous remark because Willy Two, waking from his nap beside me on the couch, had climbed up in Jane’s lap while she was speaking in trance. [...]

You can if you prefer forget terms like hypnosis, but between tonight’s and next Saturday night’s session, I strongly advise that you take a half-hour: it can be nap time. [...]

(When we woke up from our naps, however, we were considerably surprised, for it appeared that the suggestions had taken rather deep effect after all. [...]

(As I covered her up for a nap at 4:30 this afternoon, I asked her “how one person could raise so much hell?”—meaning that in line with our talk today I now believed that the whole Seth business, and especially the books, had been conducted in the face of a steady, fierce resistance. [...]

[...] On Wednesday night she’d had a dream involving our Instream-Oswego experience, and a copy of that is attached under February 5. And she had a pair of positive healing dreams that afternoon during her customary nap. [...]

(Lying down for a nap late this afternoon, Jane heard a loud noise within, then felt what seemed to be a blow within her head—that is, a rather strong jolting without any external cause. [...]

At mid-afternoon yesterday I lay down for a nap on the waterbed, so I could be close to Jane, who sat at the card table. [...]

[...] She decided that after this she’ll nap sometime during daylight hours on session days.

[...] Then, since it was late afternoon, I took a break for a brief nap. [...]

[...] When she sits on the couch at perhaps 4:30, that’s it for the day: She’ll seldom read while there, but naps or looks at TV. [...]

[...] The weather was much cooler, and Willy napped in his chair. [...]

[...] The idea involved our concentration for just five minutes a day—say when we lay down for our naps—on sending out suggestions to the effect that we’d hear from people we wanted to hear from, either/or by letter or in person. [...]

(Both of us napped until 8:45. [...]

You enjoy the living room for a nap because of its sensual reaches. [...]

[...] Jane asked Seth for help this afternoon before taking a nap.)

[...] Up from her nap Jane felt both nervous and sleepy. [...]