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[...] I enjoy our sessions. I regret the limitations that necessarily prevent longer sessions. [...]

(The regularly scheduled session for last Wednesday, July 27,1966, was not held because Jane was ill for several days. [...]

[...] I was not aware of Ruburt’s approaching indisposition at our last session, although I knew his overall condition was not of the best.

[...] Because of the length of the session we did not ask for elaboration.

(Jane literally has no sense of geography or of distance, facts that have unwittingly worked to her advantage in sessions. [...]

[...] This is one of the very few times, in seven years of sessions, that she has had any voice interference.

Now: We will shortly end the session.

SESSION 536, JUNE 22, 1970,
9:18 P.M. MONDAY

[...] (See the 657th session in Chapter Fifteen.) One should not run into the other, but should be carried out on separate occasions during the day.

That is the end of the session.

(At the close of yesterday’s session I wrote that I visited Joe Bumbalo after leaving Jane at 7:00 p.m. While I was up in his room, 522, Margaret went down to say hello to Jane. [...]

I will also try to give you some further hints along those lines at our next session, and I bid you both now a fond good evening, and a comfortable and pleasant evening.

(4:35 p.m. “It wasn’t terribly vivid,” Jane said about her experience, after I’d read the session to her, “but it was noticeable enough to be noticed — you know what I mean?” I said that in the session she’d effectively answered her own questions about the experience. [...]

(See my note at the conclusion of the free-association material for May 7, at the beginning of this session.)

[...] Tonight at 9:00 she told me she thought he’d answer her questions by weaving them into the book session.

(Louder and humorously.) Now, end of session and a fond good evening.

SESSION 763, JANUARY 5, 1976
9:28 P.M. MONDAY

(The regularly scheduled session due Wednesday, August 10, was not held because Jane was indisposed.

[...] We form a new dimension in our sessions. [...]

[...] As she had done during the 274th session, Jane remained in trance at break. [...]

[...] She had seen the envelope containing the greeting card in a casual way, of course, as had I. I did not discover the discrepancy in ZIP codes on the envelope until examining it after the session—several days after.

(The rest of the session was devoted to Seth’s interpretation of one of my dreams—Robert Butts.)

[...]

[...] With her glasses, Jane did fairly well reading most of the sessions for March 19 and 21.

End of session. [...]

(The following material is from the 708th session.

SESSION 708 (DELETED PORTION)

(The following material is from the 810th session.

SESSION 810 (DELETED PORTION)

[...] (See the 619th session in Chapter Four.) The hypnotist then acts as a parent substitute. [...]

[...] In connection with Seth’s delivery since 10:10, we’d like the reader to refer to these sessions: the 616th in Chapter Two; the 624th in Chapter Five; and the 654th in Chapter Fourteen. [...]

[...] She began to feel sleepy during break, though, so this proved to be the end of the session.)

SESSION 659, APRIL 25, 1973
9:18 P.M. WEDNESDAY

I began this session with a desire to discuss vegetative and plant life. [...] However I felt this a good time to go into personal background as the session continued. [...]

(This is our longest session to date and at its end we were both weary. [...]

Very good indeed if you are referring to the hypnosis session.

[...] I promise you that neither of you will feel any poor results from tonight’s long session. [...]

JANE’S HANDWRITTEN NOTE,
RELATING TO SETH’S COMMENTS IN SESSION 313

[...] Session in afternoon—café’s drawn but seen in through window gaps—

[...] Session.

[...] (See the 624th session in Chapter Five.)

[...] But not quite of the session: Seth continued with a page of material for Jane and me about our work, so things actually wound up at 12:15 a.m.)

SESSION 654, APRIL 9, 1973
9:45 P.M. MONDAY

Now, as always regretfully, I will close our session. [...]

(Tracings of the postcard used as object in the 66th envelope experiment, in the 278th session for August 8,1966.)

SESSION 277

(Here Seth refers to the last session, and the confusing envelope data in which Seth told us, in error, that certain data pertaining to a medical building was correct. [...]

[...] We shall hold it then for our next session.

SESSION 286

SESSION 783, JULY 12, 1976
9:25 P.M. MONDAY

(Louder.) That is the end of dictation — end of session, and a hearty good evening to you both.

(11:26 P.M. Jane said that it was as though Seth had just so much material planned for this evening’s session, and when he’d covered everything he called it a night.)