“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(During break I went over a few questions about the relationships between the three members of the Christ entity — John the Baptist, Jesus Christ, and Paul. [...]

(This afternoon Jane and I met a friend of John Bradley’s, Mrs. Lorraine Shafer, Horseheads, NY. [...]

[...] Tam told Jane that at our request he’d checked with John Nelson, who in turn had checked the contract with the Swiss publisher, to the effect that the German-language translation of Seth Speaks is definitely not to be cut, as that particular publisher had wanted to do a couple of years ago. [...]

[...] Now the order had to do with St. John, and there was a crest either belonging to the order or belonging to our friend’s family: a four-tonged fork, with a serpent above the upper portion of the handle in the foreground, and in the background either a castle or a monastery.(Bordeaux, seaport SW France.)

(Philip is John Bradley’s entity name. [...]

[...] The question has been exaggerated lately by Prentice-Hall’s decision to let Dialogues go out of print —John Nelson’s office wrote Jane last week, offering to sell us as many copies as we wanted at 85 cents a copy. [...]

[...] According to Seth, the man we call Jesus Christ was actually composed of three individuals who were the physical manifestations of the same nonphysical entity: John the Baptist, St. Paul, and a man historically known as Christ. [...]

[...] You could consider an analogy in which John Doe follows his kindergarten class all the way through high school. [...]

(Philip is John Bradley’s entity name. [...]

(We believe we have made some progress checking Seth’s impressions in this case, and they involve Bill Macdonnel, John Bradley, and Peggy Gallagher among others. [...]

(Philip, of course, is the entity name for John Bradley, of Williamsport, PA, who has witnessed several sessions.

[...] She sat down heavily, then said she had to get up to go to the john—which she did, slowly.

(Jane received another letter from John Pitre, Franklin, Louisiana, today.)

[...] In the meantime though as I went into the john, I started to pick up some of the things Seth was going to discuss, and after Rob began his odd relaxation, I got more. [...]

[...] “Don’t you have to go to the john by now?” I asked. [...]

[...] This was the session witnessed by John Bradley. [...]

[...] I asked again about the trouble with John Bradley’s tongue, and received the very unclear word “callous.” [...]

[...] If you play those games and do poorly, you at least have a right to shout “foul” now and then—and I will tell you something: Prentice looks out for your interests in the person of John (Nelson) far more than you give him credit for. [...]

(Seth’s following answer, through Jane, tallied so closely with the words forming in my own mind that once again, as in the 28th session, I wondered if telepathy might be involved, as in the case of John Bradley.)

[...] A member of a brotherhood of St. John’s, which was largely a social organization with religious connections. [...]