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[...] We took a nap upon returning. [...]

(As we talked at 10:45 it almost returned. [...]

[...] Allright, I will return. [...]

[...] Unconsciously, however, there were reasons why you acted in such a manner, and you knew while you were doing this that the return was not of the kind that you would expect or wanted. [...]

[...] Returning to our analogy, however: You are like one violet, born in one spring on one ledge, and we will call the ledge, here, 1940. [...]

(Finally, as we waited for Seth to return, Jane said: “Now I am confused — I can get material on three different subjects….” [...]

(Jane talked with Peggy Gallagher briefly on the telephone this morning and learned that the Gallaghers returned to Elmira yesterday, Tuesday, from vacation in Puerto Rico. [...]

[...] It always returns to the physical body during physical life. [...]

Returning to our comments about the alternate compositions, you can at any time bring into your own life-composition elements from any “alternate” ones. [...]

[...] Several more sessions were held before I discovered the lapse, which occurred partly because I hadn’t typed the 735th session yet, and neglected to refer to my handwritten notes, and partly because in the meantime Seth had returned to his material on the families of consciousness. [...]

[...] Then see Note 2 for Appendix 22, which contains some of the reasons why we often find it difficult to return to a certain session to flesh out a certain subject.

(As we talked, Seth returned very briefly:)

[...] Then Jane came through as Sumari once more, but this time she spoke in conversational tones.³ Immediately she was finished, Seth returned:)

[...] Seth returned at 11:35, and delivered material for Jane until ending the session at 12:13 A.M.)

[...] It is a phenomenon in which he gives consent, and he could, at any time, return his conscious attention to his physical environment.

[...] Oh, yes—Rob’s gumboils cleared up in two days, and never returned.

[...] The contraction is the return of the dream elements back into the original single object, that is dream object, from which the equation originated, as for example all numbers originate from the number one.

We will indeed return to our dreams as connected with various levels of the subconscious, but this is in itself connective material so to speak, and I will continue.

[...] It is not by or of itself a separate thing, but part of the whole, forever changing, to return to the whole and be tumbled under and emerge again in new form.

[...] This ego that so behaved was then simply a group of particular qualities belonging to Ruburt, that were given control for a while to meet particular circumstances, and then stubbornly refused to return to the whole personality.

[...] Ruburt does need a return to an earlier orientation. [...]

(Yet even after this little confrontation, I found her asleep again when I returned from the bedroom with her office chair—the one I use now to take notes for sessions. [...]

[...] Also Theodore Muldoon told of returning to his Great Hall, of the new tapestry and the new pulsating sensation of feeling.)

Now, I will let you all take a break and I will return in an unmoment. [...]

I may or may not return, but even the briefest of sessions helps regenerate the condition of healing, and quickens the healing process. [...]

[...] I may or may not return, again according to those rhythms of which I speak—but know that I am present and approachable. [...]

Returning to our last discussion, I want to make it clear that these generic images, activated during certain levels of consciousness, are then interwound into dream drama.

Now I may or may not return, et cetera …

[...] Seth returned at 10:10—and he did discuss my dream until he said good night at 10:30 P.M.)

[...] There was also much publicity until a couple of days ago, about Israel returning to Egypt the last portions it held of the Sinai peninsula, and how Israel destroyed the settlement of Yamit rather than hand it over intact to the Egyptians—a haggle over a price, I believe.

[...] I decide to go home myself and then return to look at these apartments.