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(This material is from the beginning of the 637th session. I asked if Seth could comment on the fact that F. Fell had canceled, or postponed, the appearance of the paperback edition of Jane’s ESP Power. We’ve learned this is the case through various people who have written to Jane—they had written the publisher. In the deleted session for October 2, 1972, Seth told us the “paperback will do very well, however.” This was before the postponement happened. I thought our own attitudes might have caused it. Of course, we have not heard from F. Fell.

(I also asked if Seth would comment upon the postponement by Gallery magazine, this month, of their interview with Jane, scheduled for January 23, a class night. Jane received a telegram from Richard Kearns a few days before the 23rd. He promised a letter of explanation which still hasn’t arrived as of this session. Even though Jane received a second telegram a few days ago, again promising the letter.

[...] It is also important to react when you feel an annoyance, rather than postpone action, whenever this is possible. [...]

These things should not be postponed either. [...]

[...] Postponement of reaction can then lead to a pattern of rejection, for you are rejecting the expression of your own emotions. [...]

(Jane said she didn’t want to postpone the session even though she felt “so great”— so much like just taking it easy. [...]

(Time article postponed a week, presumably to Monday, October 30, 1972. [...]

(We’d postponed last night’s regularly scheduled session until Thursday because Jane had a dental problem [relining,] to resolve—but then tonight after supper she decided to have a session now “because you don’t know what might happen tomorrow....”)

(In the 221st session Seth suggested we postpone our series of object tests with the Gallaghers. [...]

[...] Various dates were given and then his leaving was postponed several times.

[...] A lot of money is involved—millions of dollars, upon which Blue Cross can collect extra interest by postponing their payments to clients, he said.

[...] I’d wanted to work on it this morning but had postponed doing so until tomorrow, so I could quit painting early this morning. [...]

(Monday night’s regularly scheduled session was postponed until tonight.

(It isn’t necessary to go into dates and other details here; but several days before we were told that the Bach story’s originally scheduled appearance in late October had been postponed, Jane had a vivid dream giving her that literal information. [...]

The planned April (1980) entry into the containment building was postponed until May for several other reasons, however. [...]

(This afternoon Larry Dowler of the Yale Archives called to postpone his scheduled visit of Thursday afternoon to next Sunday. [...]

[...] I wanted to postpone visit to emergency room “till test results were in,” but Dr. S. won’t be at St. Joe’s next week. [...]

[...] It’s been “postponed indefinitely”. [...]

[...] The time of choosing will, of course, necessarily be postponed.

[...] When I asked if it was possible for her to change her mind and postpone a test under such circumstances, she said she did not know. [...]

[...] He had decided to see if he could postpone his business appointment until tomorrow. [...]

[...] He had succeeded in postponing his business appointment until tomorrow. [...]

[...] At first the date had been November 2. The idea of mother spending some time with Dick is not new of course, and this particular visit, postponed several times because of a bus strike, has been in the wind for a long time.)

(Seth postponed ending the session to make some comments on Jane’s changing attitudes toward her physical environment, added a few remarks about the drawings I’m doing for Dialogues, then, in excellent humor, closed out the session at 12:01 A.M. Jane said her trance had been considerably deeper after break; certainly her delivery had been infused with more energy. [...]