“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] We will end the session unless you have questions, Joseph.

You should keep track of your dreams, Joseph. [...]

Finding you Joseph, as a partner, and a complete psychic and sexual partnership, also helped deliver him from such an eventuality. [...]

Dear Joseph, when I spoke of you both being in excellent overall condition, I did not mean that I overlooked your yearly hay fever, into which we shall go in so far as causes and alleviation of symptoms are concerned, and shortly. [...]

[...] You, Joseph—I will speak to you as Robert. [...]

Now, self 3 has been your inner inspiration often, and it is possible that you will find little difficulty in subjectively contacting Joseph.

Joseph is the man in the robe in the image that you have just seen.

[...] Joseph Adolphe Burdo was of Canadian and Indian stock, and grew up speaking French. [...]

[...] In his solitary nature he came close to being a mystic, but he was unable to relate his personality as Joseph Burdo with the social world at large, or even to other members of the family. [...]

(Joseph Burdo died in 1948 at the age of 68. [...]

[...] You, Joseph, will also be benefited here, and in ways you cannot now see. [...]

My heartiest wishes to you both; and again to Joseph, there is no blame here, you see, for you. [...]

[...] (Seth calls Jane Ruburt, and me Joseph.)

[...] (Long pause.) I do not mean to appear unconcerned, either, Joseph, about your own inconvenience at such times, or the breaking of the sleep pattern. [...]

[...] However you, Joseph, have been rushed with your notes, due to circumstances; and if you prefer we can then, after my few remarks, wait until ten o’clock for our Instream material. [...]

First of all, to give you a rest, Joseph, you may tape any sessions that you prefer, say, tape one week’s sessions during which Ruburt could then transcribe the notes to give you some extra time for yourself. [...]

[...] (Pause at 10:20.) I will ask you, Joseph, for our test, and I will then have a few general remarks to make concerning our tests at this point.

We work in our tests almost as one organism, as a gestalt, and you also have a part here Joseph. [...]

It is true that Joseph receives much more data through inner visions. [...] You can learn to use the other inner senses as well, Joseph, and I will tell you more about them.

Since you are more sensitive to inner visual data, Joseph, the pictures that you would get in this manner would need interpretation. [...]

[...] But, and here Joseph we come to the real heart of the matter, the mother retaliated in the main not by a direct attack upon the child, but by causing the child to believe that its misbehavior could be, and very nearly was, going to result in the death of the mother. [...]

Now you become, Joseph, the voice calling Ruburt a coward, you see. [...]

I should not need to tell you, Joseph, that a rebuff or reproof by you is intensely felt by Ruburt. [...]

[...] In your creative endeavors, however, each of you go ahead, and you, Joseph, particularly with Nebene now.

Do you have any questions, Joseph?

You may tell Ruburt, Joseph, that I will have some comments concerning his book later this evening or at our next session.

A note, Joseph. [...]

Of course, I agree with the ideas of which you have just spoken, Joseph—and I have several suggestions for Ruburt. [...]

[...] And you, my dear Joseph, literally frightened him away. [...]

Do you have a test for me, Joseph?

[...] Ruburt was not particularly at his best this evening, simply because he was somewhat upset over your reaction, Joseph, to the car episode.

[...] I would have discussed your friend’s inverted time system, Joseph, further, except for the lateness of the hour.

We shall start with your experience, Joseph, of this afternoon. [...]

You, Joseph, are now learning to use your inner intuitions and inner abilities, and to focus them also outward creatively in your work, and also in your own physical activities and environment.

Do you have an envelope for me, Joseph?

[...] And whenever you feel the need to rest from your typing, Joseph, by all means say so. [...]

[...] I hope that [in those two books] through my dictation and through Ruburt’s and Joseph’s experiences, the reader can see the greater dimensions that touch ordinary living, and sense the psyche’s greater magic. ‘Unknown’ Reality required much more work on Joseph’s part, and that additional effort in itself was a demonstration that the psyche’s events are very difficult to pin down in time. [...] As Joseph did his notes, it became apparent that some events … seemed to have no beginning or end.”

[...] He also addresses me by my entity name, which is Joseph.

[...] There are however some points that I would like to clear, and I would also like to add to your instructions concerning our dream experiments—since I know, Joseph, that you can’t wait to begin them.

[...] We shall indeed have you, Joseph and Ruburt, working in your sleep, as Ruburt earlier remarked, and you shall be glad of it. [...]

I will let you have a break, and you can congratulate me, Joseph, for keeping my voice so well under control. [...]

Do you have a test for me, Joseph?

[...] Not you, Joseph. [...]

[...] Not you, Joseph.” [...]

[...] So has Joseph. [...]

Ruburt and Joseph, or Jane and Rob if you prefer, are private people. [...]

[...] Your own fear, Joseph, sometimes—but not always—pushes you to exaggerate what you think of as Ruburt’s suggestibility on the phone. [...]

The reason that direct inner experience is often cut off and rarely sustained is that the ego almost immediately clamps down to examine the phenomena; and, Joseph, the bulk of the sessions is somewhat shorter for two reasons. [...]

Ruburt during these sessions is also to some degree dependent upon your energy, Joseph, and more than normally sensitive to your moods. [...]

Whenever you desire, Joseph, for the sake of variety you are welcome to ask me questions at any time. [...]