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(Pause.) Some years ago, Ruburt had an experience in which he glimpsed in the center of the living room a strange form. [...]

[...] It was not necessary for Ruburt to see the form again—merely to sense the reality of that powerful energy, and realize that it worked on his behalf. [...]

Ruburt knew that Helper could be sent out to others, to their advantage, and in that regard the form stood for the great power of natural, positive desire and thought patterns. [...]

[...] She shows her feelings in an exaggerated fashion for you to look at, and so when she speaks it is not only for herself but for everyone in this room, including Ruburt.

[...] You might be inclined in the direction I have indicated, but then so is everyone else in the room, including Ruburt.

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

[...] Augustus One, now in manhood, was forced to perceive the nature of these beliefs to some extent, yet when he was here visiting Ruburt he still would not examine them.

[...] Yet expressed they will be; and so in the interview Augustus One — who we will now simply call Augustus — at one moment came through with his gigantic belligerence, staring at Ruburt and telling him that he could annihilate anyone who hurt him. [...]

The nature and importance of belief appeared so eloquently that Ruburt was astounded, and found himself forced into some complicated psychological footwork. [...]

As far as Ruburt’s motions are concerned, the body is following its own rhythms, which will sometimes involve overt, noticeable exercise and activity on the one hand, while on the other it exercises internally, so to speak, making all preparations for the other later exercises and motion. It seemed, for example, sudden when Ruburt fed himself, even if briefly, but that exterior improvement followed many inner manipulations, which until then had not connected in that particular manner.

Ruburt wanted to surprise you with a new physical accomplishment, or motion. [...]

Obviously, then, Ruburt will show continued improvements—and I bid you both my congratulations. [...]

(12:29 AM.) Very quickly: Ruburt, again, is at a point where he can be on his way. [...]

[...] Very briefly, for your edification: Ruburt’s eyes are achieving normal motion, the muscles and so forth being released to normal capacity in the last few days. [...]

(11:39.) Give us a moment… That is just enough to let Ruburt know we are on our next chapter.

[...] Had I begun writing books, Ruburt would have been appalled, thinking that I was invading his province. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) A very brief note in terms of significant but small connections with Framework 2: Ruburt’s attempts to get the Yale prize, Tam’s schooling at Yale, and your present experience with the papers—these simply hint at connecting clues involved with probabilities, an interesting subject that I will get into at some time.

Ruburt is flabbergasted. [...]

Our bright-eyes Ruburt has been less than bright-eyed lately.

Ruburt has added more time to his writing day, and is now also doing more painting. [...]

This discussion may require more understanding than you or Ruburt possess, but I do not believe so. [...]

Ruburt’s relaxation on the overall is excellent. [...]

[...] Ruburt should shortly be able to find himself moving quite a bit more quickly than now, and some of that motion is already being released and expressed, whether or not it has sufficiently caught your notice. [...]

Have Ruburt read his letter again. [...]

[...] These were not caused by Ruburt’s feeling about reincarnation. [...]

Ruburt was a dabbler in art as a young man also, and you resented this, grown fat and prosperous. [...]

The general itinerary of my journeys as given in that session by Ruburt was correct. [...]

As far as Ruburt is concerned, he did correctly receive a short message recently from me, and I will go into this now.

Through Ruburt’s subconscious I picked up the old legend of the Tower of Babel, and yet this is precisely what you are attempting now in space travel. [...]

One of Ruburt’s little prize perceptions was his realization that you see, or are aware of, only your own idea constructions. [...]

(8:47.) Those early feelings date back to Ruburt’s early childhood. [...] There was also of course the event of St. Vincent’s. Also numerous small abandonments when Ruburt was still younger—but with your help he can indeed clear both mind, body and spirit, for he senses that relief, and knows it is at least within his grasp. [...]

(8:35.) These feelings of panic beautifully illustrate several issues, and Ruburt will be able to handle them all right. [...]

[...] Frequent, small amounts of food should be given Ruburt during this period, and his ability stressed in dealing with the entire situation, with your help. [...]

[...] I suggest that you listen to Ruburt as he gives his morning and evening suggestions—therefore you reinforce them—and that will be of help.

[...] As Seth remarked on August 6, when he gave his first session on the subject: “When Ruburt finished his project [God of Jane], he found himself with all of that time that was supposed to be used. [...]

When they’re published the reader will be able to see that she touched upon her physical hassles in Chapter 17 of God of Jane, for example, and referred to them in her Introduction for Mass Events. She didn’t actively object when I began to mention them more extensively in the notes for Dreams. But as Seth said in Volume 2 of “Unknown” Reality, while discussing her goals in life: “The power of his (Ruburt’s) will is indeed awesome, and he is just beginning to feel it.” [...]

“Some of Ruburt’s notes that you have not seen have further important insights as to such activity. [...]

[...] I am speaking now only to reinforce the import of Ruburt’s improvements—and with each new motion beneficial probabilities are courted, and will then be manifest. [...]

[...] Ruburt’s body is recovering, and you were correct in comparing the process to hibernation. [...]

[...] Ruburt’s dream that Sue was dead represented the death of old beliefs about women writers. [...]

Ruburt’s improvements continue, and will continue. [...]

The poem invokes all of Ruburt’s abilities to unite and work together. In its own fashion the poem states Ruburt’s purpose—the purpose that was his, and always will be—but here the physical and spiritual are reunited, and each is strengthened and aroused. [...]

[...] I am coming in very quietly indeed, so that I do not startle or frighten Ruburt. [...]

[...] My friend Ruburt in many respects is also a slowpoke. [...]

Ruburt blocks me here ever so gently. [...]