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[...] Psychology did not challenge him. [...]

[...] It takes some considerable psychological footwork, and yet the direction of your lives is now leading toward certain developments that were inherent from the beginning. [...]

[...] In some psychological circles there are therapeutic groups that operate by setting up such dramas. [...]

Earlier I recommended a good hypnotist, hoping that the woman might find her way if positive suggestions were given; for even if the inner self had solved its problems, it would need help, psychological help, in reversing the physical trend. [...]

[...] Besides, I felt that the very fact of the sessions was psychologically fascinating, and brought up questions that were answered in the material itself. [...]

[...] Dr. Osis wrote that he wasn’t interested in the material itself, since it didn’t fall within his field of empirical psychology. [...]

[...] He cheered me considerably by telling me that I appeared to be in excellent emotional and psychological health.

[...] “The man’s had no experience in the practice of psychology,” he said. [...]

I am aware of your resumed psychological time experiments.

(The following is from Jane’s psychological time notebook. [...]

(It is of considerable interest to me that since I have resumed the regular study of psychological time from October 27, practically all of my visions have involved people. [...]

(Jane’s Account of Psychological Time Experience November 4, 1964. [...]

The value climate of psychological reality can be likened to an ocean in which all consciousness has its being. [...]

[...] And I am not speaking of physical elements but of psychological elements of those characteristics of consciousness for even those themselves continually change and merge. [...] You are not the same being physically, psychologically, spiritually or psychically, and ten minutes later you will be different. To deny this is to try to force consciousness into some rigid form which it cannot be ever freed and to apply rules to it that make a very neat psychological landscape. [...]

It is very possible that physics rather than psychology will give the first hint that human personality is multidimensional and that the inner reality of the mind far surpasses the physical universe that it attempts to probe. [...]

There are other drugs however, and if these are discovered and utilized, then these developments could occur within the field of psychology itself. [...]

Together, psychology and physics could bring about a new understanding of the nature of man, but the hints and signs will remain dormant and unused.

He needs a particular psychological balance. [...]

[...] Then e-ven cell-u-lar compre-hension swirls into this be-ing that will auto-mati-cally incite psychological recog-nitions.

[...] Ruburt’s consciousness merged, while still retaining its own individuality, with the consciousness of the leaves outside his window, and with the nail in the windowsill, and traveled outward and inward at the same time, so that like a mental wind his consciousness traveled through other psychological neighborhoods.

All of those characteristics have their sources in Framework 2, for the psychological medium in Framework 2 is automatically conducive to creativity. [...]

[...] In a curious fashion, such letting go of effort might well result in an increased abundance of creativity, for example, but the mental and psychological set allows an individual to become more aware of the basic motivations of the personality, that show themselves quite clearly through the impulses, and through desires—particularly when they are not overlain by layers of “I must,” “I should,” or “I must do this or that.” [...]

The letting-go of effort should be also a mental and psychological stance applied not only to Ruburt’s physical dilemma, but to his—and your—relationships with the subjective and objective worlds. [...]

[...] My personality is such that it is not intimate or understandable to you, now, simply because it is a personality based upon different root assumptions than your own, and has its prime existence in dimensions that are composed of personality structures and gestalts based on alien psychological activities.

Three of the children will attain some prominence, for which the psychological loss of the mother under the given conditions will be responsible. [...]

Man’s focus is equally limited in perception theory, which is a deadly psychological game played by the United States and Russia. [...] Indeed, military leaders in the United States, and evidently in Russia, concur in playing out the illusion of perception theory for their own psychological and political purposes.

[...] You have believed that in the very framework of your psychology. [...]

That inner psychological universe is a psychic gestalt, propelled, formed, sustained or driven by value fulfillment, love and desire, by the loving values that have no limit (intently). The universe does not give up on itself, or on any of its creatures. [...]

(All more intently:) I hope that this book to some extent or another puts each of you in touch with your own inner psychological motion, your creative breath, so that you are invigorated and sense within your own minds and spirit a new promise, a new intent, and the exhilaration of earthly and spiritual strength. [...]

Human self-consciousness existed in psychological time, and in inner ‘time’ long before you, as a species, constructed it. [...]

[...] And yet, in many instances, such cases can be corroborated by others in a way in which many psychological experiences cannot be.

There is no way of measuring inner experience, or the psychological experience, rather, of someone who has lost a friend in death, but you do not deny that such an experience happens. [...]

[...] There is a reciprocal agreement here, a give and take, quite different from your friend’s idea of psychological invasion.

(Trying psychological time on Wednesday, 6/24, 8:00 PM, I had no results. On the same day at 7:30 PM during psychological time, Jane once again heard within the static sound described on page 167. [...]

(While trying psychological time I had the following experiences:

(While trying psychological time Jane had the following experiences:

Now those tendencies are not natural to the intellect, but only appear when it is forced to operate in such an isolated fashion — isolated not only in time and space, but psychologically isolated from other portions of the personality that are meant to bring it additional information that it does not possess, and a kind of magical support.

[...] Many people are so steeped in that approach to life that they become psychologically blind to any other kind of orientation. [...]

You are also somewhat idealizing the past, however, so you did not simply get the information “straight on,” but you received it in such a fashion that it made its own psychological points also, and was furthermore wound into other action not only within that dream, but in a series of dreams.

[...] All of that involves a psychological motion of natural, magical import. [...]

[...] Even your small studies with psychological time should give you some valuable insight into this matter, however, and the use of psychological time is very important because of the avenues which it will open for you.

If you use psychological time as I have told you, you will get immediate firsthand experience of many facets of reality which take me pages to explain with the indirect use of words. [...]

[...] In this way also you create your so-called real camouflage world, the only difference being that the dream world images do not have duration in physical time although they have duration in psychological time. [...]

[...] A rather delicate psychological gestalt operates with the family as a whole. [...]

The spirit guides are perceptions of other kinds of psychological and psychic activity. [...]

[...] You put together psychological events in various ways. [...]

[...] There are other psychological mediums, however, other lands of the mind that will open up experience far more than seems possible.

[...] On the whole the species is beginning to change its psychological sense of selfhood. [...]

It goes without saying that such an accident would be the result of psychic and psychological forces operating within those involved, and by altering the set as has been done, the previous “results”, in quotes, need not occur.

[...] Beneath this of course the psychological need to be hurt, to punish himself, because he cannot strike out against a superior in the work situation.