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[...] The only strength they have is a strength you give them, and the more you try to resist them in that regard, the more importance you give to them. [...]

[...] My heartiest regards to you both.

[...] Bob Monroe is the author of Journeys Out of the Body,¹ the book that Jane and I regard as the premier work on the subject. [...]

[...] They will have little regard or respect for the dreamers or visionaries of the world, and will be the first to leap upon those in their own generation who display such tendencies.

I have one other point to mention, apropos: our session regarding the two men (see the deleted session, for me, of April 18, 1979). [...] The other man has no difficulties at all in that regard, and that man is you, too. [...]

[...] This was mentioned earlier in tonight’s session in regard to you.

[...] My heartiest regards to you both from your legitimate Seth.

[...] A few comments only regarding Ruburt. [...]

There is a Sonja connected here in this regard, only a girl that she knew in eight or ninth grade, briefly. [...]

[...] He has never known that particular kind of belonging, and therefore his sense of belonging in that regard is connected with you alone.

[...] So your attitudes in that regard, and reactions, will be mixed but usually adverse.

My heartiest regards to you both.

[...] In each case, also, the nature of the conscious mind sets up its own territory-of-identity (with hyphens) that it regards as its own. [...]

[...] This will also dull the edges of any resentments he may have regarding his own parents.

[...] You make decisions as the result of feeling impulses to do this or that, to perform in one manner or another, in response to both private considerations and in regard to demands seemingly placed upon you by others. [...]

[...] My heartiest regards to you both, and a fond good evening.

— and my heartiest regards to you both. [...]

I will add a word here, only to remind you once more to read those sessions regarding inner vitality and the initial appearance of physical matter, for that discussion will help you with this one.

My fondest regards to you both. [...]

Now, regarding again the nature of action, I would like to discuss action in relation to the dream reality, for you are intimately familiar with action in dreams, and your practical experience will enable you to understand the true nature of action more clearly.

[...] My most fond regards to you both. [...]

(Long pause.) In that regard his symptoms developed more along the lines of exerting caution rather than, say, seeking protection. [...]

[...] In that regard they were meant to show that he was as reasonable, orderly, critical and responsible as your notes certainly showed you to be. [...]

(9:20.) Ruburt, far more than other people, is involved in a life that utilizes conscious and unconscious activity, so that any dilemmas in that regard are certainly physically reflected. [...]

[...] He looks for your approval and reaction, and your own responses have been excellent in that regard (leaning forward stiffly). [...]

[...] There are no significant unhealthy elements connected in this rather innocent regard for fire. [...]

[...] My heartiest regards, and we shall now end our session.

[...] I have, in regard to the latter, solved several challenges with painting—from the time we moved to Pinnacle Road—and now feel that I have a clear road there as to how I want to do things into the indefinite future, etc. [...]

In this regard more than others, the body insists upon its rights.

[...] There was nothing held back in that regard. [...]

[...] There are some days when his body can perform in that regard, and some days when it cannot at this point.

[...] His judgments, and yours to a lesser extent, can be regarded as the flower’s blemishes, though I am aware it is not easy for you to see this in that light.

[...] My heartiest regards and a fond good evening.