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I shall be wind again. I shall be tree and flower.

I Shall Die in the Springtime

I shall die in the Spring

I shall be part of earth and spring again, grandfather.

[...] Someday we shall show that face, and this face (Jane pointed to herself) for I am a stubborn gentleman, and in my own time we shall indeed give quite adequate proofs of what I am.

[...] I learn through many existences, but I do not set myself up as many of you set yourself up, and I do not determine what shall be destroyed or who or what shall remain... [...]

[...] We shall dissipate this fear of our feline friends.

[...] We shall here let Ruburt open his eyes... [...]

[...] We shall indeed do much better now. [...]

You may now take your break and we shall continue. [...]

[...] (Pause.) I am of course fully aware, already, that greater energy is available, and we shall use it well.

You may take a brief break and we shall continue. [...]

We are dealing with inherent abilities of human personality, whether or not the personality is focused within physical matter, but I am indeed aware of the difficulties which shall be encountered. [...] I have some difficulties with Ruburt’s own rather stubborn attitude at times; but we must also take this into consideration, and so we shall.

[...] Otherwise I shall work well within the bounds of propriety. But if they will deal with me, so shall I deal with them.

[...] It goes without saying that all of this cannot happen overnight, but we shall begin.

[...] But I will see what can be done, and we shall work along those lines, taking into consideration the potential, and quite human, limitations.

[...] There was great emotional charge behind the whole reunion question, and the “shall I go—shall I not go”—questioning discharged long withheld energy. [...]

Ruburt should expect to do well, and he shall. [...]

[...] However we shall hold our regular Wednesday session to these same matters. [...]

We shall mainly be concerned this evening with the material which we have been discussing. There were some questions however that you had in mind, and I shall endeavor to answer them.

[...] Following this we shall return to the material which we have been discussing, for you shall be in need of it shortly.

[...] I suggest the first step I shall give you in preference to the second.

If you have no more questions, then you may take a break and we shall continue briefly.

[...] We shall achieve important progress this year, I hope, in getting more material through the censorships. [...]

[...] Nor shall we necessarily keep to any one procedure. [...]

Then we shall proceed.

[...] Since we are trying something new I do not know how far we shall proceed this evening, for I do not press for quick, but press for thorough and safe progress. [...]

Illness in many ways is a learned response, and it follows patterns set up in the system having to do with memory banks, though we shall find a better word here.

I will say only that he did have a dream experience of deep therapeutic nature; since we have other things in mind for the session we shall proceed to them.

Then we shall see what we can do with your friends. [...]

You may take a break, or we shall end the session as you prefer.

[...] We shall be part of an association in the future. I shall be incorporated. [...]

([John:] “I shall go home and study it.”)

[...] I shall reserve the right however to wait around a bit and eavesdrop upon your conversation.

[...] First we must relieve the sensitivities and we are, and then we shall work toward the construction of a more favorable past, you see. You may take a break and we shall continue.

You may take a break and we shall continue.

[...] In doing so you change the self, by choosing from past experience those elements to which you shall and shall not react. [...]

You may take your break and we shall continue. [...]

[...] With our added instruction they shall be even better. [...]

[...] I shall enlarge on some of these topics at our next session.

My heartiest wishes, and we shall see each other shortly, under good conditions. In this case Ruburt shall see me also. [...]

[...] Therefore, along with various demonstrations we shall give you more of this, and it will follow naturally as I explain to you the continuing developments.

Now we shall let Ruburt take a break, or end the session…at his discretion…

We shall let our friend Ruburt decide whether to end the session.

Now we shall let Ruburt take a break, or end the session ... [...]

We shall let our friend Ruburt decide whether to end the session. [...]

[...] For now consider what we shall call self A. And we shall say that he is the physical self in the physical universe. [...]

Two of these statements may appear at first glance to contradict themselves, but you shall shortly see that they do not, and you are left for now with a pretty question: for does the self, or identity, then form the perceptive dimension in which it exists, or is it created by the dimension?

Take a brief break and we shall continue.

I am going to give you a break, and we shall begin then with our material for Dr. Instream, and see what we can do with our time systems.

[...] However upon this instance I shall indeed do so, but our sessions this autumn shall be meaty ones, and I hope that you digest them.

I was saying in his first episode: “Ask and you shall receive, ask halfheartedly and you shall receive in exactly that measure,” and I was looking at you exactly as I am now. Ask and you shall receive. [...]

You may take your break and we shall continue.

You may take your break and we shall continue.

[...] There is much more to be said here, and we shall go into it more deeply soon. [...]

[...] There are tiny innocuous instances that come up daily: “Shall I go to the movies, or bowling?” “Shall I brush my teeth now or later?” “Should I write to my friend today or tomorrow?” There are also more pertinent questions having to do with careers, ways of life, or other deeper involvements. [...]

On many occasions then you set yourself a problem — “Shall I do this or that?” — and form a dream in which you follow through the probable futures that would “result” from the courses available. [...]

We shall on some occasion have an entirely informal evening... I shall be gentle about any connections I may make.

[...] I am always glad to see our Jesuit, and we shall certainly discuss the God concept for him, tonight or during another session.

[...] However I shall in this instance restrain myself, so that we may continue with our previous discussion.

Our Jesuit with the ulcer—shall I say our ulcerated Jesuit—may derive some benefit by reading a few of our immediately previous sessions, in which we spoke of dream therapy.