(Q) Is Mrs. Townsend's rate of procedure fast enough, or too
fast, or sufficient?
(A) As we find this is very good. These will be times - as
will be indicated to the body Mrs. Townsend as well as to Mr.
[
849] - when it can be broken up faster than at others, see?
and there will be other times when it must be a little bit
slower.
(Q) Any further advice?
(A) Keep the good work, and keep the right attitude - and
the usefulness of self and its abilities for creative
influences, as the improvements come. For, to have the body
well and not used in creative forces, it had better remain as
it was!
We are through with this Reading.
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BACKGROUND
See
849-63 on
2/12/42 and subsequent Reports.
4/16/42 He submitted questions, saying: "Trying to walk is a
whiz of a job."
REPORTS
7/02/42 See
849-65.



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