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Ruburt’s indisposition is the result of a rather uncalled-for sense of panic.

The transformation brought about subconsciously in answer to an inner need and to offset a growing feeling of panic and failure.

(10:24.) An exercise such as this evening’s simply allows you to unify your will with your body, and bridge the gap of separation artificially formed, to quiet the panic, to unify the so-called conscious and unconscious, and such exercises will release energy, not only for Ruburt’s recovery, but will automatically revive your psychic lives. [...]

(To Janice.) Now, to you, the panic has always to do with deep anxiety. [...]

[...] There is a severe panic reaction against restrictions, both from within and without, the immobility of fright. [...]

[...] He was finally driven to voice some of these attitudes as the years passed; particularly after your 50th birthday and his 40th, he became literally panic-stricken, yet you did nothing, to his way of thinking.

[...] For the present, past and the future are all present, but not when you hit the panic button when I come as you have done in the past. [...]

[...] If you are convinced that feelings are dangerous, then again that belief itself will generate a fear of all of them, and you may become almost panic-stricken if you display anything but the most “reasonable” calm behavior.

[...] It is sensitive however to panic and fear, and, affecting other glands working with inner subconscious mechanisms, it becomes overly stimulated and causes subconscious mechanisms to actually create, in matter, the object of the fears which have themselves caused the initial overaction.

[...] After lunch we used the pendulum to try to find out something about the reasons for her panic, but had little success. [...]

This would cause considerable panic on your part. [...]

[...] She thinks she panics and so shuts the voice off. [...]

[...] The whole affair, with his reactions now, still had him at the point where he did not think he could physically recover, and he was caught in a panic that he tried to hide from you.

[...] If it were not for these early connections Ruburt would not have been so panic-stricken.

[...] You can disappear for fun, you can disappear to create, you can disappear out of curiosity, but do not disappear out of panic. [...]

[...] If the dying person overidentifies with the body then he can easily panic, thinking that all expression is therefore cut off, and for that matter that his consciousness is about to be extinguished.

In these cases there can be some feeling of panic if an analyst, or friend, tries to switch the areas of conflict. [...]

[...] The panic reaction, which is true, the fear of seeing reality as it was when he was a child; but this indeed is only a symptom of a symptom, and not an origin.

[...] He was afraid you would be jealous of the book, and hurt, and his panic was of your reaction.

[...] For the problem already has to do with the fact that he plunges into both dilemmas and solutions, with a desperation that is born from anxiety, if not pure panic.