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[...] If you can sit quietly and realize that your body parts are replacing themselves constantly — if you turn your conscious mind into the consideration of such activity — then you can realize your own state of grace. If you can sense your thoughts steadily replacing themselves then you can also feel your own elegance.

For now, dictation: As most of you know, the atoms that compose your cells, as well as the cells themselves, constantly die and are replaced. [...]

[...] Though all of the tissue in that hand has often been completely replaced by the time you are twenty-seven, for example, the identity within each of those present cells remembers that injury.

[...] Then have him imagine plucking out the resentment by the roots and replacing it with a positive feeling. [...]

[...] With our method it is recognized, imaginatively plucked out as being undesirable, and replaced by the thought of peace and constructive energy.

[...] The original matter has completely disappeared, to be replaced by other matter as the consciousness of the infant slowly constructs about itself its growing awareness of itself into physical matter.

[...] You will indeed see clearly that matter is created simultaneously, and has no duration, but is completely and almost instantly replaced by other matter, and that identity and continuity are not characteristics of matter, but must be found in other places.

[...] This caution will gradually be replaced by expectation and confidence, but it is a necessary element.

[...] You must replace the negative images you have with positive ones. [...]

[...] By a kind of shorthand, the art gallery suggests the church, then, and his dedication to art, that is, to his art quickly replaced his dedication to the church. [...]

[...] Resolutely I replaced the issue in my mind by trying to compose a limerick.... [...]

[...] He replaces the deceased Frank Edwards, I believe, but I do not recall his name at the moment. [...]

[...] It exists and disappears, and is instantaneously replaced by another. [...]

[...] It constantly vanishes as such, and is replaced. [...]

[...] When Judy, the RN, brought the lunch tray this noon, and replaced a couple of dressings, we asked her to contact Mary and find out exactly what Mary and Dr. G had talked about, re Jane’s treatment. [...]

[...] Work — very noisy work, which is to continue for a year — is now underway to replace it.] In Chapter Eighteen, Seth explains the emotional origins of Agnes as a whole, and our personal behavior within it.

[...] The car may suddenly disappear before your eyes, to be replaced by an animal or the whole street may turn into a field.

[...] A man may suddenly appear, and be then replaced by a small girl. [...]

[...] The white walls were replaced by intricate colored wallpaper and drapes of velvet. [...]

[...] Your own difficulty with notes on our books or whatever comes mainly when you forget your own self-directedness and sense of enjoyment, and replace those with a sense of responsibility. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) His difficulties with inspiration arise when he forgets his ideas of natural enjoyment and replaces those with the idea that “he has a responsibility to use his abilities”—as if he would not fulfill them motivated by his own enjoyment and love. [...]

[...] The situation however is such that almost any clear emotion is automatically denied expression, shunted aside and often replaced completely by an opposite—all under the guise of the idea of (in quotes) “being good and understanding.”

[...] They replace each other, they ebb and flow. [...]

The Creative Aspects of Illness
The steps involved as symptoms replace the problem.

[...] The Los Angeles connection belongs to the man who replaces the weak man. [...]

[...] She saw the weak one fall off, to be replaced by another.

[...] In any case he will be replaced by a man with white or whitish blonde hair—light hair, initially from the Midwest, and he may have an accent. [...]

[...] He’d stopped by on his way home to give me my old lenses, since he’d forgotten to do so at his office four days ago, when I’d had them replaced in my favorite old frames by the new, weaker lenses. [...]

[...] The body knows how to heal itself, how to use its nourishment, how to replace its tissues, yet in your terms the body itself has no access to the kind of information the mind possesses. [...]

[...] Here cells die and are replaced. [...]

[...] A natural message had to replace the old knowledge.