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[...] I still find you both in excellent overall condition, regardless dear Joseph of the hay fever, and we shall take steps before next season to rid you of that.

[...] Soon, very soon however, after a few important sessions, we shall have to indulge in a bit of humor for variety. [...]

You may take a break and we shall continue.

[...] The number 6. 6 PM, 6 as a date, we shall see.

(“The number 6. 6 PM, 6 as a date, we shall see.” [...]

I suggest your break and we shall continue.

You may take a brief break and we shall continue.

The material in tonight’s session is highly relevant, and we shall continue it.

I will give you a brief break, and then I shall at least briefly return. [...]

You may take now break and I shall continue.

Then we shall end our session. [...]

Nor do I here mean to depreciate Ruburt either, for I also am only too aware of those psychological tests which shall be put to us; and it should be obvious to you that in this respect your precious privacy is indeed invaded, and will be. None of you shall regret this night.

There is much that the personality can do to help his own situation, as indeed we shall see; we also find an involvement here between both families of the man and the woman in past existences, and for this reason a very close psychic framework has been built up here.

[...] But I shall not badger him, as I believe indeed he badgers himself enough. [...]

I am most pleased to meet with you both, and I have no doubt that we shall indeed have other communications in these sessions. [...]

Now, we shall take our break or end our session.

My heartiest regards, and I will get my gold star; though you shall have trouble pinning it on me.

[...] That [commandment] is a much better road to follow, for example than: “You shall love your neighbor as yourself,” for many of you do not love yourselves to begin with, and can scarcely love your neighbor as well. The idea is that if you love your neighbor you will not treat him poorly, much less kill him — but the commandment: “Thou shalt not kill,” says you shall not kill your neighbor no matter how you feel about him. [...]

(10:57.) Do you have any specific questions (about last Saturday’s personal session) or shall I just give it to you?

Joseph, if your hand is tired we shall break.

We shall discuss various kinds of projections in detail, for you will become acquainted with them. [...]

Then I shall continue. [...]

We shall end up not only with excellent results on a fairly predictable basis, but your records will form an excellent document that shows how these abilities are used and translated into practical terms.

[...] Now I shall try to point out impressions that are incorrect when I am able to. [...]

[...] We shall set up plans so that any experiences will be documented.

I suggest that you take a break; and one of these nights I will break you all up, but we shall certainly save the pieces. [...]

Within the boundaries of discipline we shall have, here, freedoms that are relatively unknown in your world today. [...]

(“Shall I just forget about the drugs?”)

[...] Now, you may take a break and we shall continue, and my heartiest wishes to our friend (Sue).

[...] I demand, therefore, that the sun shall shine for a certain number of hours, and that the rain shall pour for a certain number of hours . [...] and that the bees come— bees A, B, C, D, and E, for I shall accept no other bees to come. I demand that discipline operate, and that the soil shall follow my command. [...]

[...] … In any case I shall say good night. [...]

[...] I could go on happily, you might say blithely, for hours, but I shall not. [...]

[...] Now this is on one level, and for a few moments we shall speak about the dreams on this level only.

I suggest a brief break; and while we are at it, we shall tie these in with the third and most significant dream. [...]

[...] This put a strain on the relationship on your part but she also put strains upon the relationship that we shall not go into this evening, for her own reasons. [...]

[...] She also made demands upon you, for her own reasons and we shall try to go into this some evening. [...]

Think instead, “This is a natural talent I have, and it is natural that it appeals to others, and as I have an abundance of talent, so shall it bring me abundance. [...]

[...] And as long as you continue to think of Artistic as a poor-paying organization, so shall it be for you. [...]