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You must be systematic until your reactions become fairly automatic. [...]

[...] With the other reaction you close them off and deny them.

[...] I would like you to try to sense the similarities and the differences and particularly the differences in your own reaction to other students for there are some important ones. [...]

[...] To release those portions freely and not hide the qualities nor hide behind them and not fear the reactions of others. [...]

[...] She said she’d have a session, after I explained that I was interested in Seth giving some information on her hearing, swollen feet, and what seemed to be some reactions she was having to our use of the DMSO. We’ve more or less decided to forgo the use of the drug temporarily because of those reactions, which aren’t serious but which leave her feeling somewhat disoriented, with a strange feeling in her stomach, and lower back discomfort.

[...] I would have been tonight, also, had I even thought of it—that is, I would have negated such a performance until I had the chance to study the implications of my reactions, in the light of my insight of Monday night, and Seth’s excellent session following that insight. [...]

[...] Later Sue laughingly admitted that she’d been nervous at first, imagining all kinds of adverse reactions either Jane or I might have—but she’s doing a fine job. [...]

[...] As I wrote in the notes for the private session we held the next evening: “Our first reactions were ones of such stunned surprise that we didn’t even get mad.”

[...] “I respect your emotional reactions, whatever they are, and your right to them. [...]

(This was a real reaction from Seth. [...]

He often reads ads to you, testing your reaction. [...]

[...] Through the years Ruburt has always been the one to watch the ads, at least in spurts, and watched your reaction. [...]

[...] As I’ve said several times lately, I think that it is only very recently that Jane has begun to appreciate my reactions to her condition; that she has even realized that I have a position about them. [...] Watching her, I felt for years that she and her symptoms proceeded on their own way quite oblivious to my reactions. [...]

[...] I may have to get outside work to break this pattern—for break it I must, if only for the sake of my own feelings and reactions. [...]

(4:14 p.m. Seth, then, verified my own pendulum information about my mother’s beliefs and my reactions to them being involved with my shaky right hand.)

(11:37.) There is a give-and-take chemical reaction, or rather chemical rhythms of reactions, that are far more effective in the shorter sleep periods. [...]

(I had 2 pages typed on last night’s session, and gave Jane page 1 so she could refresh herself on my question, the one that Seth had begun discussing, about the intensity of her reactions. [...]

His overconscientiousness as a young person, and his intense concern—overconcern—at times with the literal “truth” of any given situation, is and was largely his reaction to his mother’s habitual, often mischievous lying pattern. [...]

(Jane had remarked the other day that she thought Seth would talk about her reaction to class and the mail—topics discussed in the opening notes for the last session. I was also still thinking about her reaction to the sessions themselves: the idea that she could feel inferior to Seth and/or the material was, as I noted, a pretty new one for me, and somewhat surprising. [...]

[...] Earthly creatures must be able to react in a moment, yet the inner mechanisms that made such reactions possible were based upon calculations that could not be consciously kept in mind. [...]

[...] These inner selves formed their own dream bodies about them, as previously explained, but the dream bodies did not have to have physical reactions. [...]

[...] Quite simply, you cannot have one or two or twenty officially-designated natural regions in which you observe animal activity, and expect to find anything more than the current adaptation of those creatures — an adaptation that is superimposed upon their “natural” reactions.

[...] I certainly wasn’t. I thought that her reaction itself was humorous; apparently Seth did too. [...]

[...] Through experiencing the animals’ reactions, they would understand how to react themselves.

[...] The mind’s creative play often serves up symbolic events that result in therapeutic physical reactions, and also function as postdream suggestions that offer hints as to remedial action.

[...] Seth now looked at Tom.) And his initial reaction, his initial ideas to this issue, will give way to a more reasoning attitude. [...]

It seems you have either read of, or met, or heard of, someone else who tried this, with mixed reaction. [...]

Psychologically, when you are filled up, you have physical difficulty, and it is a psychological reaction that activates the physical structure. [...]

[...] The incident in Florida served to frighten him into that reaction.

When he felt unwanted, this was also his reaction. [...]

You understand from what I have said that a strong reaction can be felt from a seemingly insignificant issue. [...]

[...] The proof arrived in the mail while Dick and Ida were here; we looked at it without much reaction, but still thought about it on other levels a good deal. [...]

[...] “Your brother and his family, and my reactions. [...]

Those implications are the kind of things that trigger in Ruburt worries about meeting scorn or criticism, worries that then set up their own chains of reactions. [...]

[...] He would indeed meet a large range of reactions. [...]

[...] He looked to your reaction after any spontaneous behavior, and he believed, now, that your reaction was negative.

The rapid changes in the eye motions demonstrate the rapidity of muscular action and reaction that takes place in all other portions of the body as well.

[...] She was worried about Jeff’s reaction more than the temperature. [...]