“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The two of you, Ruburt and Joseph, had already made agreements, as you know. [...]

[...] But, then, no one asked me about the nature of evolution before until recently when our friend, Joseph, read a book. [...]

You will perhaps think that some of your experiments had to do with secondary personalities, Joseph, but so far at least this is not so. [...]

[...] For your benefit, Joseph, this entire section will be made up of practice elements, with comments and directions.

You might find our glass discussion, Joseph, evocative for your painting. [...]

Such tongue tied, Joseph.

Now, we have had 560 sessions with our friend, Ruburt, and our friend, Joseph, and many other sessions that they call bootleg Seth material, that are not in the records, and they are far from perfect so do not judge yourselves too harshly. [...]

Your own personality, Joseph, has a beneficial effect upon others. [...]

[...] As Joseph said earlier this is not to say you cannot have a dog, and enjoy him, with a different attitude.

Do you have any questions, Joseph?

[...] Some sort of a permanent fixture might set you at rest Joseph, since you would be harassed no longer.

[...] It is important that you, Joseph, also examine your beliefs honestly in regard to your work and spontaneity, and your relationship with the world.

Explore, for example, your own feelings toward me: whether or not they have changed through the years, how much I seem to be myself, or part Jane, or part Ruburt, or part you, or part Joseph, or whatever. [...]

[...] When I say as I have that the overall entity [or whole self] is neither male or female, and yet refer to [some] entities by definitely male names such as ‘Ruburt’ and ‘Joseph’ [as Seth calls me], I merely mean that in the overall essence, the [given] entity identifies itself more with the so-called male characteristics than with the female.”

[...] If I speak strongly to you at times, it is because this tendency, while much less now than formerly, must be kept very well in control, Joseph.

Would you close the window please, Joseph?

[...] My best wishes also, Joseph, to Ruburt. [...]

Good evening, Joseph, and tell Ruburt it is good to have him here again.

[...] Incidentally, I depend upon you, Joseph , now, to watch the volume of the voice. [...]

Now, I am prepared to go on, Joseph, but suggest that if necessary you help Ruburt out of the trance state. [...]

In the interpretation of your dreams then Joseph, as with Ruburt’s, we must change our focus, for what appears as a logical interpretation through conscious examination is often distorted.