“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

There are intuitive and very playful connections between Ruburt and Aerofranz that are highly creative. Ruburt will end up with another publisher, but he will also be with Aerofranz for some time. The two together, you see.

The joyful parable. Aerofranz was involved in that, in that he recognized Seven instantly for what it was, and responded instantly to Seven’s enthusiasm. You, Ruburt, Aerofranz and Richard are then all connected.

Now Eleanor is also, and the sometimes delightful snobbery in Aerofranz finds its mirror in Eleanor’s connections. There are no accidents. None of you are strangers. To some extent Aerofranz will also be caught up in this, considered therefore a better editor.

Now. As far as Aerofranz is concerned.

Adam can and will contribute too and strengthen Aerofranz’s own personality and characteristics. He can help Aerofranz develop himself. He is no threat to Aerofranz’s own personality but Aerofranz should not call upon him to help others until the psychological bridge of which I have spoken has a stronger foundation. In his desire to help others Aerofranz then can demand too much of Adam under present circumstances.

[...] (Pause.) I will speak to our Aerofranz when he comes to visit. [...]

There can be an overstimulation on Aerofranz’s part however, when he attempts to use Adam to help others at this point. [...]

This overstimulates Aerofranz so that he tries to use his nervous energy, it is not that Adam cannot help. [...]

[...] Now: to some degree you see you are intuitively aware of Adam’s true nature (to Eve here), and on an intuitive basis you even relate to the Adam you sense within Aerofranz, but you do not realize when you are doing this. Adam in this respect would be the superior qualities that you sometimes sense in him, the Aerofranz that you know... This does not mean that Aerofranz on his own does not have superior qualities. [...]

[...] (To Eve:) Your emotional comfort is and should be important to our Aerofranz. [...]

The next chapter will describe what you may call my present environment; my present in quote “characteristics,” my associates—and you may tell your Aerofranz (Tam Mossman) that I smiled as I used the word. [...]

[...] Ask our friend Ruburt to kindly mail my outline, on my behalf, to our friend Aerofranz. [...]

This is to your friend Aerofranz’s wife-to-be.

Aerofranz wanted a word from me, and the word is: hold out a while. [...]

There is some information in our sessions having to do with Prentice-Hall, long before the sale, that you should reread, for there will be a long relationship involved; and there is some considerable significance to your relationship to your friend Aerofranz. [...]

They will also publish my book, though by then there will be some changes in the company, and eventually our friend Aerofranz will change his allegiance to another company.

You can tell, Joseph, our Aerofranz (Tam Mossman) that if he needs an outline, I will see that he gets a unique outline.

(Long pause.) Now, our friend Aerofranz (Tam Mossman, of Prentice-Hall) is indeed progressing. [...]

[...] Ruburt is more relieved than he realizes, because he realizes that the book meets with Aerofranz’s (Tam Mossman’s) approval; but more, because he knows he has done a good job. [...]

There are some remarks about healing, both for you and for our Aerofranz (Tam Mossman) for example. [...]

[...] He wanted brilliant teeth (humorously) for the visit of your Aerofranz (Tam Mossman), and he gave a quick but direct message when he made the phone call, that an appointment would be available before your friend arrived.

There is a connection between Aerofranz and Ruburt, as well as a connection between Tam and Nebene. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) The name in the order seems to have been Aerofranz Marie (my phonetic interpretation). [...]

[...] You are quite free for example in your relationship with our friend Aerofranz (Tam Mossman), and you were with (Gene) Bernard, and more than fair with Instream. [...]

“The monks were routed out … [of] the order … in the 1400’s. The name of the monk in the order seems to have been Aerofranz Marie [Rob’s phonetic interpretation].”