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Because he has not built up the good trust of his body, however, any new discomfort, regardless of origin, alarms him—an alarm that causes him to tense his muscles, withhold his weight, become hesitant—actions that of course themselves bring about stress, and prolong what should be a fairly minor adjustment. [...]

[...] He felt you would not understand them, for you valued his abilities so much that it seemed, by contrast, that he should profess no fears. [...]

(I should add in these notes that the day after Seth first directed energy to my penis in a recent session, I noticed a definite improvement. [...]

Now the Sumari are gathering together and the Sumari are coming home and you should be prepared for some emotional reunions for they will come from near and afar. [...]

Yet why should motion be feared? [...]

[...] That condition should improve now, since you recognize its cause, and the irritation has been suitably expressed. [...]

He should keep in mind, say, to type several pages or so, put it with the other work, and let again several days pass. [...]

(I repeated that she should have told me when the feelings began—not three hours later. [...]

[...] It finally ended when Jane and Leonard secured the help of another doctor, who arrived by midnight and stated that Miss Callahan should be in the hospital.

There are some points that should be mentioned concerning the definition of the self, or a self, as I gave it to you during our last session.

This gives us the creation of new inner selves, and all this is of electrical composition, and you should recall the information given you concerning the manner in which electrical fields are formed.

[...] I should add that David said the feelings of panic—if that’s what they are—had gotten bad enough lately so that he’d stopped watching the woman involved on television. [...]

[...] It then became evident that a lot of her poor feelings lately have been connected to worries over work, what Prentice-Hall would or wouldn’t publish, etc.—an old reaction that I should have been more prepared for, I guess, but had lost sight of in our day-to-day hassles. [...]

[...] If Ruburt, or should I call him her, Ruburt, Jane-if Ruburt-Jane feels slighted since I address you so much more frequently, it is because your mouth is free to answer.

Your experience yesterday Joseph was an exercise of the inner senses, and one that you should try for again and again.

In the present personality we have abilities developed in past lives, and ability to paint for example that should be made more use of now. [...]

This should be of benefit. [...]

[...] The two of you are well equipped to help each other, which should make things easier. [...]

[...] Action is solidified, or should I say transfixed, in a painting and yet even in a painting action is never really solidified or transfixed, but continually fluid.

[...] A short one, Ruburt, should suffice.

[...] You should know that I too enjoy a moment of social discourse or I would not keep you so long. [...]

(Jerry never should go there I’ve told you that, Mary. [...]

This session should help to reinforce your own faith, and Ruburt’s.

If you are concerned about any given problems — mental, emotional, or physical — there are certain facts you should hold in mind. [...]

(Two noteworthy events should be noted: Peggy Gallagher visited for the first time in a number of days. [...]

[...] I reminded her that I was available should she want to try for one. [...]

[...] That you should allow yourself every ability you can to see what you can do with it. [...]

When all that was changed, as indeed it should have been (pause), the world underwent great changes. [...]

The artist portion became outraged, so that the better husband you were, in that regard, the poorer it seemed the artist became—but (louder) at least you were seen to leave the house every day, as a good man should (with sly amusement). [...]