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e e cummings’ ghost by Jane Roberts |
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| PART ONE: Conflicting Views of Reality |
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| Chapter 1 |
A History of Trancetime and an Alternate View of Reality |
| Chapter 2 |
Seth On Framework 1 and Framework 2 |
| Chapter 3 |
Impulses, Impulses, Impulses |
| Chapter 4 |
The Flawed Self |
| Chapter 5 |
Special Circumstances |
| Chapter 6 |
Goodbye Freudian Flaws, Darwinian Demons, and Crucified Gods |
| Chapter 7 |
The God of Jane |
| Chapter 8 |
"Tale of the Seamstress" |
| Chapter 9 |
Lord of the Molecules, Divine Atoms, and Selfish Genes |
| Chapter 10 |
Psychic Newscasts and Dramas From the Library: Psychic Structures and a Personal Universe |
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| PART TWO: The Nitty-Gritty and Resolution |
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| Chapter 11 |
"Contrary" Impulses, Precognition, and "Coincidence": What’s Going on in Framework 2 and the Woman from Big Flats |
| Chapter 12 |
A Scientific Put-Down and a Psychic Declaration of Independence |
| Chapter 13 |
Seth On the Big Flats Affair, Science, and Frameworks 1 and 2 |
| Chapter 14 |
Seth On Schools and Science A Scientist’s Apology and Offer of Assistance |
| Chapter 15 |
"A Psychic Manifesto" |
| Chapter 16 |
Seth On Creativity and Frameworks 1 and 2 Also, An out-of-Body at Noon |
| Chapter 17 |
The Lonesome Ex-Moonie, "Psychic Conception," and "The Armored Creature and the Butterfly" |
| Chapter 18 |
The Boy Who Was a Girl: Seth On Psychic Development and Impulses |
| Chapter 19 |
Trial by Glass and Session 871: Seth on Weather, an Earthquake, and People Who Love Danger |
| Chapter 20 |
Seth Comments on Christianity’s Early Days, the Crucifixion, and Other Allied Subjects that I Sometimes Wish He’d Forget |
| Chapter 21 |
God-Making and God-Makers Also, More on Christianity from Seth |
| Chapter 22 |
A Christ in Every Living Room, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, and Heaven for the Good Guys |
| Chapter 23 |
Psychic Naturalists, "Spirits Who Walk in the Light," and Psychic Chauvinism |
| Chapter 24 |
A Decentralized God and an American Vision |
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| Index |
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