“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

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[...] Before the session I made sure to hope aloud that Seth would discuss the dream, but as can be seen it was not even mentioned. [...]

(Before the session I read Jane two questions that I asked Seth to consider: 1. Why is she still losing weight? [...]

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I should have you say, “Good evening, Seth” as I come into the room. It reminded me of a class in school with everyone saying, “Good night, Seth.”)

([Bette:] “Seth, what was a dandy?”)

([Class Members:] “Goodnight, Seth.”)

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(Seth discusses the “two groups “ regarding Rachel’s question.)

[...] To which Seth added.) You can be sure of life—and I bid you good evening. [...]

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(I nodded, but I’d had a particularly interesting dream experience last night, and I also hoped that Seth might discuss that. [...]

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(11:26 P.M. Jane said that it was as though Seth had just so much material planned for this evening’s session, and when he’d covered everything he called it a night.)

(We hoped Seth would consider some of the questions this evening. [...]

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(I had several questions for Seth, which had grown out of the talk Jane and I had after breakfast. [...]

[...] You do not thoroughly appreciate emotionally your part in the production of our material, or realize that its direction and so forth must be, and is, colored by your own unique characteristics as well as Ruburt’s—and that at certain levels, the Seth material, as it exists, is a product of your lives together. [...]

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[...] At break I took pains to explain to Jane that with the new approach I was using, I was quite aware that Seth had said it all before, and planned to go back over portions of the material thoroughly.)

(“Good night, Seth, and thank you.” [...]

(This session did not involve Seth in any way. [...]

[...] I believe it is part of the Joseph series, and will ask Seth about this. [...]

(During our 13th session of January 6, 1964, Seth verified this visual data and gave an interpretation of it.

(“Good afternoon, Seth.”)

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I finished typing last Monday night’s session a few minutes before we sat for this one, and Jane just had time to read it before she felt Seth around: “Okay, I’m ready….”)