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[...] I suggested Seth comment on Jane’s reactions tonight. I also told Jane that her reactions were probably triggered at least in part because of her own vulnerable position, due to her personal challenges.

(10:07 P.M. I told Jane that if Seth hadn’t gone into it on his own, I’d have asked him to comment on her mail reactions. [...]

[...] The thought existed, but it wasn’t strong enough to bring about the physical reaction even if you had fully admitted it. [...]

I am much more concerned with the reaction of all of you to the material that Ruburt read this evening (on Gnosticism). [...]

(Kathy B.: “Is that why I have a similar reaction to this Gnostic literature?”)

I am much more concerned, however, with your reaction to the material that Ruburt read this evening and with all of your reactions to it. [...]

[...] The thought existed but not strong enough to bring about the physical reaction even if you had fully admitted the thought. [...]

([Hannah:] “Is my reaction similar to this Gnostic literature?”)

[...] We will instead content ourselves with a comparison of the two personalities in regard to certain characteristic reactions, which tend to lead the personalities toward health or illness.

[...] But their reactions are entirely different, and Philip’s past life experiences prepared him for the nature of his present occupation, where he is dealing with medicinal matters.

But this is not the only reason that one man has an ulcer and the other man has none, for we are involved here with characteristic reactions and with habits that have been engraved within each personality since last physical birth, and before. [...]

[...] I do therefore on the one hand somewhat appreciate Ruburt’s reaction. [...]

It is true that the Sinful Self carries with it a group of patterns or reactions; methods of dealing with problems, and so Ruburt’s beliefs along those lines have colored his reactions, his plans, his dealings with you through the years. [...]

[...] The reaction is a response from your subconscious mind which corresponds with the nature of your thought. [...]

[...] The worry over Seven, for example, was not strong enough to cause such a reaction if the habitual body pattern was being consciously recognized and encountered.

[...] The reaction is a response from your subconscious mind which corresponds with the nature of your thought. [...]

[...] After lunch I massaged both of her legs as I’ve been doing, and once again obtained good reactions. [...]

[...] The immobilization was partially a fear reaction, and yet it had some elements of courage in it, in that he would run in fear no longer, but face issues.

[...] This was at first simply a temporary fear reaction, but it lengthened you see as other developments deepened his fear.

[...] I told her I was primarily interested in but two things, both personal: her reactions to Mass Events and God of Jane in connection with her symptoms, and what was going on in her backside and hips. [...]

[...] I’d expected the reaction, but still wanted a concise definition that we could refer to.)

[...] The nuances, which are important, appear in many groups of sessions, given in the past, and also include his reaction to attitudes of your own, which to some extent helped form and solidify his own ideas in those regards. [...]

[...] Some of their waking reactions are incongruous. [...]

The fear then colored his other attitudes and reactions. [...]

Seeing himself doing his own thing short-circuits such unnecessary reactions. [...]

[...] But we’re still uneasy over the whole Mass Events affair —the disclaimer question, Jane’s reaction to the book itself since Seth started giving it, etc.—and any delay only serves to make us more suspicious, I’m afraid. [...]

(Pause at 9:58.) There are considerable freedoms available to you that you ignore because your connections with those idealized images governs some of your joint reactions. [...]

[...] There are natural bodily reactions, however, and psychological reactions that may seem natural, but that often are contrary to the body’s knowledge, and that can block that knowledge with the sense of reassurance that it can bring. [...]

[...] You have little idea, however, how sometimes the most natural-seeming reactions are not natural at all, but programmed. [...]

[...] Psycho-Cybernetics helps him not to brood, not to worry in advance, and set up negative reactions. [...] But honest reactions within the present are legitimate.

[...] His reaction to their needs resulted in added confidence on his part as he sees them helped.

(We were fairly sure her reactions stemmed from the barrage of material Seth has given us since we began this series of “crash” sessions last week, but that knowledge didn’t help her much today. [...]

[...] That kind of situation will soon be over, for it is a reaction —quite natural—on the first reopening of that door into past feelings. [...]

[...] Some of these will serve to explain her inner reactions. [...]

[...] Some difficulty here, caused by an allergic reaction.

[...] See what each of you meant by what you did or said, what the other thought you meant, and your reactions.

[...] He kept careful note of his feeling and reactions during that time, and knew he could not get in that state of mind again: so he started in quotes “upward.” [...]

[...] Not a reflection, therefore, but a by-product involving not only a chemical reaction but the transformation of energy from one state to another.

[...] And because it is connected to you through chemical reactions, this leaves open the entryway of interactions, in animals as well as men. [...]

[...] Get up—and a note here on my reactions. [...]