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(10:48.) Framework 2—this is not dictation—has been the basis for white and black magic, for example. Both stress the importance of imagery and desire. Your mental images are therefore of course very important, and two of Ruburt’s of a negative nature have been broken down. Very important: he got up from the bed quite easily in comparison with earlier behavior last night—surprising himself. That was the result of some of his good work in Framework 2.

Mental images are vital. They are more effectively used when playfully executed, and when no contradictions are involved. Ruburt hit on an idea yesterday, and forgot it: he mentally pretended that he was skiing. This is excellent. He doesn’t plan to ski. No contradictions are involved, but the imagery involves the assumption of physical mobility.

Now, to resume: Your idea of using the sponges is an excellent one, and for now have Ruburt use that same imagery once a day for a starter. [...]

Any imagery involving motion, done playfully, is excellent. [...]

His imagery in hosing down your present house is excellent. [...]

[...] Jane hadn’t mentioned her imagery involving the bridge, or her feelings during the prayer. [...]

Ruburt’s dreams will be part of this evening’s discussion, as they apply directly to him and as they represent the beautiful, even exquisite imagery of the dreaming self in general. [...]

[...] The imagery he did involving your old apartments is just as effective, and the other [method] will come in good time. [...]

[...] Your own abilities as a creator are extremely strong, your powers of imagery brilliant. [...]

[...] Therefore your subconscious negative imagery has on many occasions superseded. [...]

[...] In the dreaming state, when consciousness relates opaquely to physical concerns, glimpses of the multidimensional self can appear in dream imagery and fantasies that will symbolically express your greater existence.

[...] I’ve also taken to using mental imagery in this field, and will continue to do so for some time; I think there’s no reason why that can’t be effective also. [...]

[...] Or if you are not particularly good at visual imagery, then try to get the feeling of thanksgiving and joy that you would feel if the problem was solved to your complete satisfaction.

[...] He was, however briefly, involved in a process that enabled him to reach beneath verbal or imagery language.

[...] Save them for our next session, and do your imagery briefly before bed also.

These are not to be thought of as colored pictures however, for neither do they use that kind of imagery, and yet a high degree of preciseness is communicated. [...]

[...] In all cases, if the ego consciousness is to be reached, some sense imagery is necessary.

[...] The change in the point of power is also highly significant, for he is doing it now with a good sense of motion and imagery, and without any feelings of contradiction.

If you would try to see your own creative unity, then both your painting and your writing would give greater satisfaction, and become richer—your prose inspired by your imagery, and your painting by your ideas, so that both are sparked, producing not only products but a creative vision that sees reality through an extension that would be the natural art of consciousness, meant to blossom from those abilities. [...]

[...] I suggest in your case therefore an approach using imagery, although there will be several ways of trying to get given information, as you see.

[...] The information, which was nonphysical, was then transformed into practical knowledge either from inner visual imagery by itself, or through the state of dreaming.

[...] Guided imagery could help him, for example, but he would need supervision. [...]

[...] I am very poor at visual imagery yet their faces came to mind often during our stay at York Beach, and for months later after our return.)

[...] Artists decided to stick to portraying the natural world as they saw it with their natural eyes, and to cast aside the vast field of inner imagery. [...]