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[...] This is an often-heard sentence — and yet the main point of the Christ story² was not Christ’s death but his birth, and the often-stated proposition that each person was indeed “a child of the father.”

[...] If you are tired of having me stress that point, I can only say that I hope the repetition will serve to make you understand that the statement applies to the most minute and the most important of the events that you experience.

[...] Someday we shall show that face, and this face (Jane pointed to herself) for I am a stubborn gentleman, and in my own time we shall indeed give quite adequate proofs of what I am.

(In the following passages Seth hit his high point as far as feeling and emphasis are concerned. [...]

[...] When she yelled out about the brakes she was terrified; she thinks she got scared at this point and pulled back. [...] Each time we discussed this point, it seemed to lead automatically to more questions, and so the interview after the experience continued as represented in these notes.

(“That can’t be,” I said, seizing upon what I thought was a very good point. [...]

[...] She agreed, but I could tell that any larger implications there escaped her, and I didn’t press the point. [...]

[...] There are many methods from your point of view, some better than others, of course; and what I am saying this evening is largely directed to you with my knowledge of your viewpoints. [...]

[...] They not only buy books for themselves and for friends, but they use the books like ladders, and if they were at the same point of development, so to speak, in the psychic field as you are, they would not need the books; and their needs, like yours, would be elsewhere.

There are a few points I would like to cover this evening, and then you two tired bears can tuck yourselves in for the night.

[...] There are a few points I want to make, and that is all. [...]

[...] Both represented high points of your entities, images in the mental genes, blueprints for your spirits to follow. [...]

[...] It therefore took the point of least resistance, and he quite subconsciously of course projected it upon his pet. [...]

[...] The situation was simply the point at which the cat, in self-defense, threw back the destructive energy which it had received, and I must say in fury and full measure, and in the only way it knew.

[...] It often seemed that there was no in-between point, and if you did not fit one mold, you must therefore take your stand and be the other.

[...] But it also represented a failure of a kind, a stopping-point at a certain level of development.

Now when you met Ruburt, and I will give you connecting points here, you recognized the strong creative abilities, and appreciated them, encouraged them. [...]

Now, let me add several important points, covered earlier. [...]

[...] They were simply trigger points. [...]

[...] For a good deal of this life, while loving her, he depended upon her for handouts, and refused to set himself up independently to point out the old relationship when he was forbidden independence.

It was at this point that the nature of the conscious mind itself became so misunderstood, and those unrecognized or denied powers were assigned to unconscious portions of the self by ensuing schools of psychology. [...]

But pretend that you go beyond this point. [...]

[...] However feebly, their point of power corresponds immediately with the point of danger.

I would like to make a few points here in connection with the letter which you recently received from Dr. Instream.

[...] However there are some points I would like to make.

(She quickly saw my point, and agreed. [...]

[...] The most favorable improvements point the way for the body’s progress. [...]

[...] A point here involving Ruburt’s hands and his mother’s sweaters: he knew that knitting was a therapeutic measure suggested in the past to exercise his mother’s hands. [...]