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I realize it is very difficult not to question how much longer, or when will the healing be observable enough so that there is no doubt of its most positive outcome. [...]

The release of a muscle in the neck, the release of these muscles above Ruburt’s eyes (gesturing)—those are also observable “proof”—but only if you accept them as such.

[...] Since the ears are in the body more or less, and of it, it would be logical for an open-minded observer to suppose that the ears would be well attuned to the inner sounds to a high degree. [...]

As the outer senses of sight, sound and smell appear to reach outward, bringing data to the physical body from an outside observable camouflage pattern, so the inside senses seem to extend far inward, bringing important inner reality data to the physical body. [...]

[...] It is the portion of the mind that is more or less observable to the surgeon, and the part of the mind that reacts to camouflage pattern, and the part that can be explored and tampered with, though this is dangerous indeed.

[...] It must rely upon observation to make its deductions accordingly. [...]

(9:33.) Man’s reasoning mind, however, with its fascinating capacity for logic and deduction, and for observation, rests upon (pause) a direct cognition—a direct cognition that powers his thoughts, that makes thinking itself possible. [...]

[...] On the Sunday following this session, a leading New York City newspaper reported that astronomers have observed two components of a quasar flying apart at, apparently, ten times the speed of light. [...]

[...] Most scientists believe they exist on the edge of our observable universe. [...]

[...] It is according to when you come into the picture, and what you choose to observe, and what part of the play you decide to observe. [...]

Take the English sentence: “I observe the tree.” If that original language had words, the equivalent would be: “As a tree, I observe myself.”

[...] Other personality structures from other dimensions could theoretically then observe it from an infinity of viewpoints. [...] It is all of you that you perceive, so when you envision other dimensions you are forced to think in terms of observers far above the thread, looking down at it from any given viewpoint.

[...] The observer is washed over by intensities. The excellent work of art recreates for the observer inner experience of his own, also, of which he has never been aware. [...]

[...] Using the root assumptions just mentioned as a basis for judging reality, an observer would insist that the objects were not real, for they do not behave as he believes objects must. [...]

[...] For another, I felt as if I was observing a legitimate glimpse of air from the framework of a different kind of perception. [...]

[...] I took down the answers the Pipers obtained, and Jane was an observer.

[...] But Jane and I plan to repeat this experiment with other couples, while we observe and see if either of us can pick up, in some fashion, answers the pointer will give.)

[...] No natural elements will destroy them, yet they will only be observed by those who can understand them. [...] They can also be observed briefly by those still within the physical plane in the dream state if they are far enough progressed. [...]

[...] Now physical illnesses that are not critical but observable, that do not involve the loss of say of a limb or of an organ, generally (underlined) represent problems that are in the process of being solved, problems that are in quotes “out in the open.” [...]

[...] The relative observability of a symptom is a clue therefore as to the personality’s attitude toward its problem.

[...] Tonight’s material should have a definite and observable beneficial effect upon him.

They were observed by others. [...]

The uncertainty principle, or the principle of indeterminacy (advanced by Heisenberg in 1927, and part of the theory of quantum mechanics), sets definite limits to the accuracy possible in measuring both the motion and position of atoms and elementary particles simultaneously; more importantly to my mind, for the purposes of this note, the uncertainty principle maintains that there is an interaction between the observer (with his instruments) and the object or quality being measured.

[...] The members of the class were being asked their reactions when Seth interrupted with the following observations:)

[...] Theodore observed it would be good to hear about it straight from the “horse’s mouth. [...]

[...] Or you will take their positions and from their consciousness observe the selves that no longer exist in your time. [...]

(And to me, the whole Sumari thing speaks of some kind of compassionate observation or knowledge of the human condition … or in lieu of putting it that way, of an opening up of human awareness to embrace more of the possibilities of consciousness.)

[...] He is quite ready for more observable improvements, however, and that is why I am making these suggestions.

[...] I’d say that her own awareness of multiple channels has grown out of her initial sensing of the channels available from Seth, as described in the 616th session in Chapter 2 of Personal Reality; and that her material on neurological speeds is related to the observations of Jane that were noted by Sue Watkins in Seth Speaks; see the 594th session in the Appendix of that book. [...]

I believe that you are far enough along so that you could work with an observer present, providing the observer was someone with whom you felt comfortable. [...]

If the observer was someone you both trusted, the fear of failure would not enter in so strongly. [...]

[...] They can turn sideways in the painting and look at their companions, observe their environment, and even look out of the dimensions of the painting itself and question the artist.

Now I come from another portion of reality’s picture, from another dimension of the psyche in which your existence can be observed, as you might look upon a normal painting.

[...] He gets up easier, as well as sitting down easier—something he neglected to mention; nor did you observe this.