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[...] As I typed the paragraph on page @38-39 of the material, I had the insight described below. [...]

[...] After reading this first page of notes about Peg G. and the paintings, I remember my old ideas … that we organize the contents of our minds along certain lines that then become habitual.

Session 906, in which Seth discussed viruses and the social aspects of many diseases, turned on Jane so much that the next day she wrote several additional pages on those subjects. [...]

[...] Those plans gradually evaporated as I realized that it would take many pages to compare the two viewpoints in any detail. [...]

[...] One such instance is mentioned on page 248 of The Seth Material, when, in response to a declaration by a student in my ESP class, Seth took the conventional idea of hate for granted on the part of the student. [...]

It is as if you had trained yourselves to respond to red lights and to ignore green ones, for example — or as if you read only every third or fourth line on a page of a book.

[...] See page 49.), and died at the age of 9. I do not believe that the church is still standing or that any records will be found. [...]

Jane finished correcting the page proofs for If We Live Again five days after receiving them from Prentice-Hall, and yesterday I sent them back to our publisher. [...]

(I was so angry that I did the whole thing over again. Lepanto is a four-page poem. [...]

[...] See Volume 1, page 71.

(In the 37th session, March 23, 1964, page 299, Seth dealt with the above problem in some detail. [...]

[...] I didn’t realize it at the time, but upon typing this material I’d say that Seth didn’t directly answer my question on page 298. [...]

(Since I hadn’t finished typing the 633rd session yet, Jane asked me to read her the last couple of pages of it from my notes.)

(I made a list of these, added a quick sketch of the horses, and Jane’s Saratoga experience and ecstasy experience, pages 65 and 66; all with the idea of quizzing Seth about them at tonight’s session. [...]

[...] It’s attached to this session as page 302 and describes what seems to be in ordinary terms a senseless and horrendous story: A 20-year-old drunken driver crashed head-on into another auto, killing two people, the father and an aunt, and putting the other five passengers, all members of the same family, into the hospital. [...]

(Joe Cernohorsky is the specialist mentioned on page 248, the man who keeps the apartment house we live in, in running order for the landlord. [...]

[...] See pages 53-55.)

[...] Because of our discussion, Jane rose early that morning and produced several pages of material. [...]

[...] After giving half a page of information about another matter, Seth closed out the session at 11:12 P.M.)

[...] [We don’t expect to receive the page proofs for James, for correcting, until late next month.] Jane began to enjoy her break by writing poetry and doing some painting — but she surprised me when she also spontaneously began to rough out some of the notes for Psyche. [...]