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► TES2 Session 45 April 20, 1964 camouflage Callahan cube hypnotism Miss
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(We were by now more used to our new schedule, and felt more alert for the sessions. [...]

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[...] In the meantime preparation includes a systematic and scheduled use of psychological time.

► NoPR Part Two: Chapter 13: Session 652, March 28, 1973 unconscious sleep waking evil behavior
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Animals follow their own natural waking-sleeping schedules, and in their way derive far greater benefits from both states than you, and use them with greater effectiveness — particularly along the lines of the body’s built-in system of therapy. [...]

► TES3 Session 145 April 12, 1965 hate evil ego roles assimilate
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APRIL 12, 1965 9 PM MONDAY AS SCHEDULED

► TPS6 Deleted Session April 30, 1981 Marie mother Sinful grandmother background
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[...] There was no distinction made: to be sinful was of course to be a sinner, and in that home there was no time to foster any kind of independence—the children had to follow strict schedules, toe the mark. [...]

► TPS6 Deleted Session July 8, 1981 dmso innocence Sinful bonding Christianity
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(The regularly scheduled session for last Monday was not held. [...]

► TES2 Session 72 July 20, 1964 Pipers imposed constructions sea endure
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JULY 20, 1964 9 PM MONDAY AS SCHEDULED

► TES3 Session 107 November 16, 1964 dimensions perspectives censure camouflage inhabitants
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NOVEMBER 16, 1964 9 PM MONDAY AS SCHEDULED

► NotP Chapter 8: Session 786, August 16, 1976 contours intrusions bombarded events raindrops
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[...] Over the summer we’d scheduled meetings with professionals in various fields who are interested in our work, and these had taken time and concentration. [...]

► TES4 Session 172 July 26, 1965 Lorraine wings voice deep louder
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JULY 26, 1965 9 PM MONDAY AS SCHEDULED

► TPS4 Deleted Session August 2, 1978 intellect apologetic intellectual Babbitt interview
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For a while you altered your schedules. [...]

► TES9 Session 422 July 10, 1968 protein poem spontaneous overtime reserves
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[...] The working schedule will help also, for as he sees the product of his spontaneity, he knows he can trust it. [...]

► TES9 Session 433 September 2, 1968 nontime road game systems aid
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[...] In nontime there is full recognition and sometimes use of time systems, but the personality realizes that it dwells in nontime, and it forms a time schedule or system to get where it wants to go in the same way that you would make a road or path. [...]

► TES3 Session 146 April 14, 1965 ego action field personality stability
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APRIL 14, 1965 9 PM WEDNESDAY AS SCHEDULED

► TES5 Session 208 November 15, 1965 primary secondary clock gravity conditions
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NOVEMBER 15, 1965 9 PM MONDAY AS SCHEDULED

► TMA Session Twelve September 22, 1980 disclaimer Parker textbooks Prentice intellect
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(Jane didn’t hold her regularly scheduled session last Wednesday evening. [...]

► DEaVF2 Chapter 8: Session 918, June 2, 1980 nuclear intervals venting mathematical passageways
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[...] I wrote that in April engineers were scheduled to enter the contaminated containment building housing the damaged reactor [Unit No. [...]

► TPS4 Deleted Session April 26, 1978 scorn impulses cleansing unfair prerogative
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[...] Alterations of schedule or of activity are excellent, now, because they serve to break up associations. [...]

► NoPR Preface by Seth: Session 609, April 10, 1972 title mercy expectations thoughts outline
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(However, in last Wednesday’s regularly scheduled session Seth had confirmed her anticipations in so many words — but without setting a date:

► NoPR Part One: Chapter 3: Session 618, September 28, 1972 core Seagull Dick unstructured belief
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[...] They flew into Elmira yesterday after poor weather had delayed their scheduled arrival on Tuesday in time for ESP class. [...]

► SS Part Two: Chapter 9: Session 535, June 17, 1970 death alive dead gaps unaliveness
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The regularly scheduled sessions for June 10 and 15 were not held, so that Jane could rest. [...]

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