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► SS Appendix: Session 592, August 23, 1971 Essenes Sue records falsified Qumran
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(10:17.) Now, in some of these records, the dating, for example, would be just off enough so that only one well-versed would recognize a discrepancy. [...]

► TES3 Session 132 February 15, 1965 Trainor Lepanto Elegy Father summon
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[...] I noticed that toward the end of each verse of the Lepanto she would reach a crescendo of volume and emotion that was indeed thrilling. [...]

► NoPR Part One: Chapter 8: Session 634, January 22, 1973 violation guilt aggressiveness mouse killing
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[...] Many people call them Haiku — the Japanese verse form — but they are only reminiscent of that category. [...]

► UR1 Appendix 1: (For Session 679) mystical grandfather religious Burdo daemons
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Published in Patterns, A Verse Quarterly, October 1954.

► TES3 Session 89 September 19, 1964 Louie Ida cruelty eloquence son
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[...] Not being versed in these, Jane and I could say little, and we had no way of knowing how valid the session’s material might be, or prove to be.

► DEaVF1 Chapter 2: Session 885, October 24, 1979 Ankh Hermes materialists Spreekt Mitzi
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6. Seth’s passage reminded both of us of “If Toes Had Eyes,” a poem Jane wrote some four months ago, which she’s using in an earlier chapter of God of Jane. Here’s the first verse:

► TPS2 Deleted Session December 27, 1971 attitudes de ne ra vacation
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[...] The same applies to the verses I wrote for her Christmas card.)

► TPS1 Session 562 (Deleted) November 30, 1970 noncontact divorce secrecy both sexual
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[...] There is an old verse, which you need not copy down: “There was a little girl who had a little curl in the middle of her forehead,” etc.

► TES5 Session 220 January 5, 1966 Marine coat uniform disturbance slips
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(Tracing of the drawing and verse used in the 26th envelope test,in the 221st session for January 10,1966.)

► UR2 Appendix 21: (For Session 721) counterparts Florence Maumee androgyny Appendix
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[...] I want to repeat the first verse of it for obvious reasons, although all of the poem is an excellent creative exposition of counterpart ideas:

► DEaVF2 Chapter 12: Session 939, January 25, 1982 magical clouds approach singing Chapter
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[...] Rather immodestly, I present below the first verse of a love poem Jane wrote for me on November 5, 1965. [...] Jane often reworks her poetry, but for the book she changed only two words and added one in this verse which she wrote over 16 years ago. [...]

► UR1 Introductory Notes by Robert F. Butts volumes Unknown sections footnotes letter
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[...] See the verse from her early poem, Summer Is Winter, which precedes these notes.) As I see it, her task with the Seth material is to place these basic artistic ideas at our conscious service, so that their use in our daily lives can change our individual and collective realities for the better; and by “artistic ideas” here I mean the deepest, most aesthetic and practical — and, yes, mystical — truths and questions that human beings are capable of expressing, then contending with. [...]

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