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but then, uh, when they asked what I did...

for the wonderful work they'd been able to do, you see.

And we borrowed Dick Avedon's property out at Montauk.

The evening was made up of shiftings of the kaleidoscope.

But there's always the danger that things can go dead.

and burn it and cover it with earth, 'cause the devil's in it.”

Oh. Absolutely.

Well, there are spirits chained in this table.

Obviously, something terrible had happened to André.

but I don't really know what you're talking about.

because if your life is organized around trying to be successful in a career...

“I could always live in my art, but never in my life. ”

You know, there's something, you know - that-

And then, because the Poles love to sing and dance...

and its skin was blue.

And they've grown trees that can't grow in the British Isles.

and that they would find friends there.

Well - Oh, I remember once when we were in the city...

Turn on that electric blanket, and it's like taking a tranquilizer...

And he said, “No, no. You lead the beehive.”

but that somebody who's bored is asleep...

I mean, they were literally driving my father crazy.

but you know, in the Middle Ages...

We don't see how our actions affect other people.

because they wanted it to be a kind of spaceship which at night could rise up...

it's inconceivable that anybody could be having a meaningful life today...

We wanted to take All Souls' Eve, Halloween...

And actually her body was starving, but she didn't know it...

before we went off to our forest.

And here they all were, bound, year after year.

I really must play this thing for you one day...

I'm sorry, sir. We only serve Source de Pavilion.

Chiquita and I have had this very unpleasant feeling that we really should get out.

and we went off to the rail road station...

in this sort of old-fashioned long skirt that's kind of pulled up.

is that when we're there at a party, we're all too busy performing.

Three different people in my family were in the hospital at the same time.

It's not Malraux. it's, like, someone - Another of the surrealists.

based on The Master and Margarita by Bulgakov.

Then they told me to get undressed and give them all my valuables.

I mean, uh, the other person's, uh, face could just turn into a great wolf's face...

I mean, my God, you know, when you talk about our attitudes toward other people...

uh, like a dog.

in which he met the other people who began Findhorn.

and that, uh, you know, trees do not turn into people or goddesses...

as just a very decent, good person, you know...

Isn't it wonderful how she's coming along?”

And to accept that you're alone is to accept death.

you'd be experiencing the decay of that being toward death...

then you have to change your life.

And the idea was that the energy that would flow from stone to stone...

about 25 blocks away...

which did exist in a different way during the Dark Ages...

left over from some previous experience.

all of which seemed, in some way, related to each other.

a whole section of the real world.

But has it ever occurred to you, Wally, that the process...

kept disappearing in the middle of the night each night...

And the only inhabitants of this forest were some wild boar and a hermit.

“I gotta come and see you right away.” I thought, “Oh, God.”

as a part of your experience.

It was out at Montauk on Long Island...

well, people could believe anything.

had just stunned audiences throughout the world.

You see, that's why I think that people have affairs.

I mean, either we're gonna have a conversation...

And about four of my fellow actors actually came up to me...

- Do you really want to hear about all this? - Yeah.

I became an actor -

with any less respect than you would Margaret, your wife...

And I mean, for instance, the icebox, the stove, the car - they all have names.

I mean, you know, the human being is a complex and dangerous creature.

I suddenly grabbed this teddy bear and threw it in the air...

One of the people decided to bring her very large teddy bear, you know.

Yeah, but I mean, I would never give up my electric blanket, André.

was to enable the people in the workshops, including yourself...

are difficult and painful.

so that if your - if your perceptions are -

But the nurse was so sloppy, she didn't put the bed rails up...

Well, the meaningless fact of the fortune cookie or the turtle's egg...

- Wow. - My God.

When I finally came in, Debby was home from work...

There, I was buying a suit with my father.

Where do I come from, and where am I going?

And we were just sitting there, and we were singing this very beautiful song.

You know, uh, those little imaginary creatures.

And the fact that I've gotten it is just basically a joke.

to know what it means to be truly alive.

No, you wouldn't be.

I feel I've just squandered my life.

or go into the closet and pile up coats on top of the blankets you have...

the last big experience of this kind took place that fall.

and I don't even know if I can express it.

And, uh, then we joined the dance again.

There were dozens of things to do.

But Roc said he would love to meet Pan, and so they met...

when I write a play, in a way, one of the things I guess I think I'm trying to do...

And it was founded by several rather middle-class English and Scottish eccentrics.

But to you it was significant, as if that book had been written 40 years ago...

And then at dawn...

You know, he started wearing these elegant Gucci shoes under his white monk's robes.

that would still be in the flag when I brought it home.

and if I could work in a forest, I'd come.”

I mean, I didn't even allow myself to get angry or annoyed.

And I say, “Because you're annoying,” you know.

But the wonderful thing that happened...

in a cigar store as there is on Mount Everest?

was that fall I was in New York...

A week later, or two weeks later, he called me from Poland.

So, did you ever go to India?

I mean, I don't really know what you're talking about.

Why do you think we're not living like that?

I mean, people used to treat me -

a language, as in the Polish forest, where language wasn't needed.

And he, you know - he couldn't stuff the check in the bottle...

because, I mean - it just - I mean, of course, on some level, I mean...

We're having a lovely, comfortable time with our electric blankets and our chicken...

like this - vibrating, vibrating.

I mean, if your own mechanism is operating correctly...

And there was always that question of tampering with people's lives...

I mean, those remarks were just full of hostility...

So immediately I went to Belgrade, 'cause I wanted to talk to Grotowski.

Or how does it affect them to see a play that shows that our world...

and I instinctively interpret it as if it were an omen of the future.

That's right. It just builds up, uh...

Well, that's just the same thing.

I think a kind of S.S. totalitarian sentimentality in there somewhere.