“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

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[...] She thinks Seth is trying to make clear things that almost cannot be put into words, however; that while she sits waiting he assembles words for her to speak. [...]

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[...] It seems that several different altered states of consciousness were involved, so we’re very interested in what Seth will say. [...]

[...] Thank you, Seth. [...]

[...] Seth of course had no problems; he was all set to go.

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(“Yes,” I said, although every so often I had to ask Seth to repeat a word or phrase.)

[...] Later she told me that Seth had been there, ready with more blocks of material.)

[...] I asked Seth for a break, but this proved to be the end of the session. [...] I told Jane that I had been having a change of mind, and that perhaps she shouldn’t contract Seth’s latest book in advance after all. [...]

[...] He was always deeply grateful for your part in Seth Speaks, and in the sessions. [...]

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[...] She said that she knew Seth had a “whole bunch of stuff there about parents.” [...]

[...] “Thank you, Seth. [...]

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[...] Jane said that the “information” Seth had for us concerned Atlantis. [...]

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(Jane, as Seth, reached across the coffee table between us, to take my half-full glass of beer. [...]

[...] Following this, Seth gave two very interesting pages of material concerning a psychic investigator-writer and his wife; they had witnessed the deleted 529th session for last Monday, May 18. [...]

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(Since Seth gave us the material on therapeutic dreams last Wednesday, I began suggesting that I would experience one, as I was in a bad mood generally speaking and had been for a week; also I felt poorly with aches and pains etc.; nothing serious but annoying.

[...] Now I got out of bed [in the dream], went into Rob’s room and found that another radio sat on the bookcase where the Seth material is kept, and that the voices were coming from this radio also. [...]

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[...] Donna came in to take Jane’s temp: 98.8. I didn’t tell Jane, but a couple of times I’d actually fallen asleep for very brief periods while Seth spoke — something I’d never done before. [...]

[...] Thank you, Seth. [...]

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As mentioned in Seth Speaks, my earlier book, great distinctions are made between your waking and sleeping states. [...]

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[...] At the same time, it seemed obvious that these memories surfacing represented a therapeutic instance of what Seth had said would happen: memories bubbling to the surface where they could be examined and defused, instead of being kept repressed in the past. [...]

(I had 2 pages typed on last night’s session, and gave Jane page 1 so she could refresh herself on my question, the one that Seth had begun discussing, about the intensity of her reactions. [...]

[...] Seth stared at me for a good moment.)

(Jane said she had no idea of what Seth would talk about this evening, as she lay her glasses on the table at 9 PM. [...]

[...] Seth here refers to our table tipping experiments of Friday, October 7. That evening’s fun led to the successful 73rd envelope experiment of October 10. [...]

[...] We hadn’t asked Seth for any material on the baby.)

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[...] Now Seth digressed from book dictation to discuss some questions we had about our rather voluminous — and still growing — correspondence. [...]

[...] After giving half a page or so of material on them, Seth said good night at 12:12 A.M.)

[...] Jane’s Seth voice was firm but not terribly loud.)

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[...] As Seth, Jane had started delivering the session at 9:05 P.M. on Monday, April 21, 1980.)

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[...] (As Seth, Jane pointed to the Christmas amaryllis that sat on the coffee table between us.) It can be encouraged, watched and tended, but it grows as a natural part of the personality. [...]