(“Sixteen,” I said, when Seth-Jane hesitated.

(Smiling, and progressively louder and deeper:) Sixteen, entitled: “Natural Hypnosis: A Trance Is a Trance Is a Trance.” End of heading.

(A note: Those who are interested in material on the fluctuations of consciousness can refer to the following sessions in Seth Speaks: the 567th session in Chapter Sixteen, on the phasing of atoms in and out of our system; the 576th session in Chapter Nineteen, on alternate presents; and the ESP class session for June 23, 1970, in the Appendix, on organization in our present reality. [...]

(Some sixteen members of Jane’s ESP class were present when this session was taped. [...]

(Those who are interested in probabilities can also see chapters Fifteen, Sixteen, and Seventeen in Seth Speaks.)

[...] The reference to probabilities in the material reminded me of Chapter Sixteen in Seth Speaks. [...]

[...] [See the notes for the 619th session in Chapter Four, for instance, or for the 660th session, which bridges chapters Sixteen and Seventeen.]

[...] And Marie said to her: “You were a nice kid until you turned about sixteen — then you turned into a bitch.” [...]

[...] Sixteen eight three. [...]

[...] Now, as a rule, it must wait, regardless of its condition, at least for some sixteen hours. [...]

[...] We’ve only had sixteen sessions! [...]

[...] We made no connections, either for one six, sixteen, etc. [...]

My class is small but students range in age from sixteen to sixty. [...]

[...] Dr. Mandali instructed us to put Jane back on aspirin, to keep any arthritic pain and inflammation under control: “You can take up to sixteen tablets a day.”

CHAPTER
SIXTEEN:

The Multidimensional Personality

Rewritten from the entry I made in my grief notebook on September 26, 1984 — or sixteen days after Jane’s death.