“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(“How did the tape of the 329th session for go over for Pat Norelli’s class in Boston?”

[...] How about Boston?”)

(Below is a copy of three questions sent to Jane by Roger Sullivan, a friend of Pat Norelli; both live in Boston. [...]

[...] She is to carry a copy of this session to Roger in Boston, with our request for a paragraph-by-paragraph analysis of this material by him, for our records.

[...] Your father has now strong feminine traits because in Boston in an immediately past life there was a woman—give us a moment—the first name was also Lillian. [...] There are records of this particular existence twenty-five miles, approximately, west of Boston—at that time, a small town... [...]

[...] And you, Philip, were twice a woman and once a Moor of some considerable stature, as well as the personality in Boston which I have already related.

[...] Of immediately provable fact is that during the session Jane [Ruburt] spoke with a deeper voice than usual, she had a definite Boston accent on certain words. [...]

In like manner, the visit of your young friend will also be beneficial (Peter Murtough, from Chula Vista, CA) and the visit of your Boston friend (Pat Norelli). [...]

In your life as a minister (in Boston, early last century) you were a receiver in the terms that Ruburt is now, and your congregation acted as a transmitting agency.

[...] The young man is named Gary, and is from Boston. [...]

[...] I spent one day in Boston about 23 years ago while in the service, on my way to an airfield in Maine by train.

Pat was chosen symbolically, yet stands for a definite situation, when you two visited Boston on tour. [...]

[...] In his dream the washing machine leaked, leading him into a third level, where the tub was a symbol for the old ship that leaked when you, Joseph, were a passenger on your way to Boston in a past life.

(See the 59th session for the data on the past lives of Jane, Dee Masters and myself in Boston, prior to the Civil War; and see again the 87th session.)

(On July 4, Pat Norelli telephoned us from Boston inviting us up for as long as we wanted to stay at her apartment.)

[...] You cannot, however, be in Boston and San Francisco at the same time, or be 21 years of age and 11 at the same time.

[...] Then she said excitedly, “Seth said that a Miranda Charbeau from the French side of my family in that past life married into the Franklin Bacon family of Boston. Again, it’s crazy, it really is, because my family this time is connected with the Roger Bacon family from Boston.”

[...] Our last lives were in Boston in the nineteenth century.

[...] Claire Crittenden, Carl Watkins, Jane and I, along with Pat Norelli, from Boston, were joined by Bill and Peg Gallagher,Doug Hicks, Danny Stimmerman, Curt Kent and Peg’s brother Dick and his wife Carol, for an even dozen present, at our apartment.

(This afternoon Jane received a letter from Pat Norelli, in Boston. [...]

[...] Seth told me that it referred to my death as a medium in Boston in the last century. [...]

[...] The Boston life was ordinary enough, according to what Seth said. [...]

(“Boston...avenue...Nina,” [whispered; mouth odd again] “stolen... [...]

[...] We found the experience stimulating and educational; Seth spoke on television in Boston, and was very well received.

(“In Boston?”