“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Edgar and Maria explained their method of healing by hypnosis. Edgar hypnotizes Maria and she, by scanning lights which she sees in the patient’s chest, can read the symptoms. Edgar remarked he would like Seth’s comments on their method.)

(During break Edgar remarked Seth said he asked foolish questions. Several members of class remarked Edgar and Maria might be giving their patients negative suggestions. Maria remarked Seth yelled at her.)

(To Edgar) Now, and I say this with utmost kindness and good nature, you can tell Ruburt that you have no feelings, and you can tell the class that you have no feelings, and you can tell others that you do not care what is said or done to you, but do not tell me. Now in your position, you of all people, should recognize feelings within yourself, the effects of others upon you and be even more vigilant of the effect of what you say upon others.

(To Edgar) And you must learn also to look beyond your own facade for you believe in it utterly, and yet it is not you. The work you are doing is valuable and can be, but it demands a high integrity of a kind you are only beginning to learn. By integrity, I am speaking of honesty with self that demands you to go beyond the self-deceptions that you accept as your self at any given point.

[...] My book is finished so I will have plenty of energy left to deal with all of you, and to send you on whatever adventures you are willing to pursue—even our friend, Edgar, over here. [...]

(To Ron L.) And our friend, Edgar, judges the self that he knows far too harshly and do not ask me what I mean by the statement. [...]

[...] And I am glad to see that everyone remembered to bless our friend, Edgar. [...]

[...] Even our friend, Edgar, believes that he has a physical body. [...]

I will bid you all good evening, but before I do I want you all to know that every teacher, myself included, Edgar, has private projects in which they are very interested and mine happens to be probabilities. [...]

[...] You are far more lively, even our table moving Edgar over here, in the dream state than you recognize. [...]

[...] Though he conveniently forgot [Edgar] Cayce, for example, who was a trance master. [...]

[...] She was quite surprised, since Atlantis is a subject sort of suspect to her because of the Edgar Cayce connotations, etc.)

([Jane asked] “Are you there, Edgar Cayce?”)

[...] Jane has already learned that she doesn’t want to do merely psychic, Seth books, like the Edgar Cayce series, for instance—from her own work on the creed. [...]

[...] Some of the Cayce (Edgar) material (underline some)is included here. [...]

[...] I was Jane Roberts, not Edgar Cayce. [...]

[...] She was reading a book on the life of Edgar Cayce when her shoulder began to ache. [...]