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Tonight, during a pleasant supper time, our friends Ruburt and Joseph watched a television production based upon the Cinderella fairy tale. [...]

Will you open this (beer) for our friend. [...]

Dictation: Some years ago, before our sessions actually began (in late 1963) — though immediately previous — Ruburt (Jane) had an experience that he has described in his own books.

[...] Our good friend Leonard Yaudes, who lives directly below us on the first floor, would sometimes leave the house on class nights. [...]

Now, we shall shortly end our session.

(Smile.) We have had our sessions for how long now…and you ask me this?

[...] He is also used to working with you in our sessions, you see.

We will now end our session. [...]

[...] I was with Jean Longwell, the daughter of our friend Frank. [...]

[...] Evidently our psychic communication works very well …)

It may also be a good idea to read some portions of our late material over, substituting the name Jane rather than Ruburt. [...]

(I did no typing last night, but typed this session this morning after taking our cat, Billy, around the house on his morning jaunt. [...]

I suggest again that you reread some of our earlier material when you find time, and that you resume your psychological time experiments in some kind of schedule.

[...] We will soon begin to return to the inner senses, tying them in with our discussion on matter.

I will now, in line with my policy of balancing out our sessions, end this one. [...]

[...] Jane was dissociated as usual, and said she was not conscious of the point when the dialogue began, taking off from our discussion after the first ending of the session. [...]

[...] But also his abilities should be used to better advantage in our sessions, and this I know will only come about when his ego is assured, through examination of our material, of its validity.

[...] Directly beneath, still using our analogy, will be found the nutrients and seeds of those desires. [...]

[...] When our next session arrives I will discuss the furthermost level of the subconscious from the present ego, the particular advantage of the undifferentiated levels, and at least begin a discussion of dreams and the types of dreams that spring from the various levels.

[...] Take into consideration the information given in our last session.

[...] When Seven was finished Dialogues began, and our book was in process. [...]

In the meantime our books began to do well financially. [...]

Your own reactions since our last session are excellent. [...]

(As we talked about our individual hang-ups, Jane said that we had a choice: We could get material on them or continue with book work. [...] Although we wanted dictation to continue we were also interested in learning more about our personal questions. [...]

I saw to it that he became aware that I was working on our book (this morning). [...]

[...] As Seth, Jane now did something rather unusual: She turned in her rocker to look at the clock that sits to her left and somewhat behind her, on our combination bookcase and room divider.)

(Pause.) So the islands that I spoke about in our last session rose up from beneath the sea. [...]

(With a smile:) I have a surprise for you, however, for I have been speaking of you as the top of our mountain — for it certainly seems to you that you are at the top, so to speak. [...]

You are convinced that you cannot see the future, and this means — in terms of our analogy, at least — that you cannot look upward beyond your own time. [...]

[...] See, for instance, the quotations from the 690th session in Volume l; Seth discussed the ability of our species to precognitively alter the present from the future. [...]

[...] All of this could be perceived by our hypothetical alien from one lone human individual; and we will return to our alien later on.

[...] Two days ago, she worked on our new front porch for the first time; she sat in the slanting sunlight and wrote down the information she psychically picked up from the “world view” of William James, the American psychologist and philosopher who lived from 1842–1910. [...]

[...] In our imperfect understanding, Jane and I and other family members saw this process go on: We did not feel there was much any of us could do.

[...] If it were not for television and technology and the official line of consciousness, you would not know of the fanaticism of Anita Bryant and our Miss America, American apple pie, good religion and all the rest. [...] And the same applies to our Reverend Jones, and to any fanatic, for the fanatic speaks in exaggerated terms, but he or she speaks beliefs that to some extent each of you hold, but to what degree? [...]

(Seth:) You are mistaken; I was speaking about our sessions.

([Van Zandt:] “It’s on the tip of our tongues.”

[...] I thought it a good idea, myself, so when she slept until 10:30, and then became busy talking to Frank Longwell about the conversion of our front porch to a glassed-in affair, I didn’t ask that she try any. [...]

[...] It should be noted that during this period he did not fall considerably below his usual performance with me in our sessions.

(10:48.) Now: briefly for our friend: tell him I said happy birthday.

[...] Persons in various fields will put our ideas to work.

All in all, hardly our best. [...]

The voice episode Seth mentioned in our last session was very brief, not too vivid, but definite. [...]

[...] These will be impressions concerning our traveling friends.

[...] Something loaned to or by our friends.

A crisis will come in three years and our young friend had better be willing to face it. [...]

[...] This is for our Carl. [...]