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[...] It maintained this tone and volume for a paragraph or two, then subsided somewhat, but did not quiet down to a normal pitch until the next break.)

(I wrote about evolution in Appendix 12 for Volume 2 of “Unknown” Reality. [...]

I repeat: you made no errors, as far as putting that book out in two volumes is concerned. [...]

[...] When we came home from shopping this noon we found the first five copies of Volume l of “Unknown” Reality waiting for us. [...]

[...] I briefly wrote about them in Volume I of “Unknown” Reality; see the notes for Session 692.)

“Unknown” Reality, Volume 2, and Psyche, will come out fairly close together. [...]

[...] See Volume 3.

[...] Instead we worked on the table of contents for Volume 2 of “Unknown” Reality.

2. In Chapter 2 of Dreams, in Volume 1, see Note 5 for Session 885, as well as my comments about naturalism at the end of Note 3 for the last (937th) session.

[...] Jane’s delivery throughout this material was as forceful as it could be without increasing the volume of her Seth voice a great deal.)

[...] She wrote it on November 7, 1979, almost a month before delivering Session 886 for Chapter 2 of Dreams (in Volume 1) on December 3. I suggest that in connection with the poem the reader review the opening paragraphs of that session.

[...] I’m in the process of quoting passages from the 14th session, held in January, 1964, in Appendix 18, as I write it for Volume 2 of “Unknown” Reality.

[...] Her lips were very close to my ear as she talked now; I could hear and feel each breath she took, each swallow she took; her voice dropped considerably in volume and I had the sensation that she was indeed speaking for someone else.

[...] Seth commented on dolphins some 10 months ago in his final delivery for the 688th session in Volume 1 of “Unknown” Reality; he cited them as being not only similar to certain species that had lived on our own planet in the far past, but as representing bleed-throughs from probable realities in which water-dwelling mammals predominate.

3. See Appendix 1 for Volume 1 of “Unknown” Reality.

Rob’s notes provide the necessary exterior orientation for this present volume, as they do for the previous Seth books, and hint at the framework of normal life in which Seth so gallantly “appears” twice weekly, tossing off my glasses and thereby signaling the beginning of my trance. [...]

[...] I felt as if a radio was turned on full volume in my head, but with stations scrambled — for I could make no sense out of what was said. [...]

[...] Not only that, but the voices had actually doubled in volume.

[...] In the meantime you must turn down the volume of the first channel while you learn to attune your attention to the second. [...]

(See the 60-73rd sessions in Volume 2.)

(Jane then resumed; but now her voice was much stronger and some-what deeper, quite different from the easygoing tone and volume she had used to open the session.)