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[...] He remembers having learned consciously to read, but he does not remember consciously having learned to see. And what he cannot remember consciously he fears, and what he fears he simply denies existence to.

(I remember that I stood up and paced about for a few moments. [...] As best I can remember, I did not tell Jane of the sensation I experienced at Artistic a year ago.

You must remember, and this is I’m afraid a sideline: but I must communicate this data to you by words which must necessarily be strung out in order, end to end, when now to me there is no such necessity, and I will go into this further. [...]

(I do remember that I briefly wondered, as I fell asleep, if the experience reflected a quite natural concern over the moon-landing’s potential hazards.

Do not be a donkey head, and remember.

(After I’d had a nap Jane remembered to tell me that this morning, after hydro, she’d had an “experience” in which she’d seen herself baking a cake in the kitchen at 1730 Pinnacle, putting it in the oven, and so forth. [...]

(She remembered to tell me that she’d had muscle spasms in her left leg last night, and that she got very irritated over it, but that they didn’t last long after she took her Darvoset. [...]

(To Sue.) I gave you more information that you do not remember. [...]

(To Rachel.) Now, you remember what I said and we will have more to say. [...]

[...] If you remember such a dream event, comma, it seems meaningless in the morning.

[...] Because I remember few details it’s difficult to explain the nightmarish quality this had. [...]

[...] Remember, we are dealing with emotional intensities—and it is because of emotional intensities that our books are in so many homes. [...]

I want you both to remember that you are learning a new kind of orientation, and ideas directly opposed to those with which you were “inoculated”—so do not blame yourselves for inadequacies. [...]

[...] Remember, however, to concentrate now upon, say, Prentice’s failings are an exercise in negative meditation, in negative suggestion, so try, each of you, to avoid that. [...]

[...] All probabilities now point toward success for you both; but remember, as you know, I do not mean a sudden showering. [...]

You will be given information and you will remember it. [...]

[...] Jane snapped right out of trance, quite alert; she remembered the last part of the data and said she “got scared” while giving it, re astral travel. [...]

[...] And so in your dreams you remember the past in which you have been involved and so it seemed to you these had been forced out of a garden. [...]

Now, the church—shall I put it in quotes and capital letters for you?—“the Church” is composed of human beings who are fallible and you remember that. [...]

And what (to Ned) I said to you still goes, if you remember what I said, having to do with the service. [...]

Often you visit such areas of consciousness in the dream state where you fall into them spontaneously, remembering in the morning a fantastic dream. [...]

[...] I must remember that she is not aware of these, and when I speak to her I must use a designation that will make sense to her at this particular time.

[...] You have walked away from more graves than you can remember — and will indeed, many of you, walk away from more. [...]

You must remember the creativity and the open-ended nature of events, for even in one life a given memory is seldom a “true version” of a past event. [...]

You are used to a time structure, so that you remember something that happened at a particular time in the past. [...]

In a quiet moment, off guard, you might remember an event from this life, but there may be a strange feeling to it, as if something about it, some sensation, does not fit into the time slot in which the event belongs. [...]

If you will remember what you know of the trance state, you are for example in a light trance, able to maintain awareness of yourself, your environment and your place in it. [...]

[...] In a deep trance there is oblivion afterward, that is the subject though fully aware of what is going on while in deep trance, can remember nothing of it afterward. [...]

[...] You must remember my earlier remarks about mental enzymes, and my remark that color can sometimes be heard and sight be seen.

Neither should the ego react so violently that it remembers and reacts to past storms in the midst of clear and sunny weather. [...]

As a result, many people feel out of sorts with themselves, or cut off from some dimly remembered paradise of early childhood. [...]

This causes many people to feel as if they were travelers in some strange land—but instead of receiving intimate letters from home, they receive only stylized postcard pictures, that do not bear any resemblance to the home they vaguely remember. [...]

[...] As an example, you may believe that you want to understand the nature of your inner self — you may tell yourself you want to remember your dreams, but at the same time still hold a belief in the basic unworthiness of the self, and be quite frightened of remembering your dreams because of what you might find there.

[...] That early rapport, that early mixture, would later be remembered in myths of gods in animal form. [...]

4. Many readers of the Bible will remember the famous statement in Genesis 6:4, that “There were giants in the earth in those days.” [...]

[...] Waking, however, you forget — or you do not trust what you remember.

[...] You see them as they were, confined to their relationship with you, and you usually do not perceive or remember other aspects of their existences that would not make sense in terms of your own beliefs.

[...] Remembering her death, I was quite surprised to see her and even more intrigued by her appearance. [...] We carried on a conversation that I did not remember later. [...]

[...] This was a revelation-type dream, but I couldn’t remember much of it at all upon awakening. [...]

You remember that I listed briefly the three forms used during projections. [...]

[...] He was given information that he did not remember. [...]

[...] I do not remember her face at all. [...]

It should be remembered here that all physical images of other individuals are basically telepathic images, formed subconsciously by the perceiver.

[...] We had driven through the state several years ago, but Jane did not remember doing so. [...]

[...] We remember in particular because the dead woman’s relatives gave Lucy her television set.

[...] The point to remember here is that the results from the tests will be so valid that they will not be overlooked, and yet their validity will be different in quality. You remember what I have said about psychological experience. [...]

[...] It will be remembered that Jim B. and Bill [...]

[...] Remember our analogy of the spider and its web. [...]

(Jane also remembers seeing some bare lilac bushes in a neighbor’s yard, across the street and next to a grade school building’s fence. [...]