“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

I leave it to you, Joseph, to slow me down when you wish.

[...] You should both—this is Joseph and Ruburt now—you should both have several examples of projections within the first and second forms in the following months, if your development continues at its present rate.

[...] Of your family, Joseph.

[...] Of your family, Joseph.”

[...] Do you have any idea, Joseph, who the two could be?

[...] Now like Joseph and Ruburt, you give away parts of yourself, fragments of yourself, made more or less into living psychological forms that according to your ability are free from not only time, but free from many of the defects of your own present personality.

I suggest that you take your break; and again, by all means, let me complicate matters further by commenting on the fact that Mark himself knew you, Joseph, twice before, and perhaps you will recall my comments upon your relationship with your son’s mistresses in Denmark.

You, Joseph, were the pudgy, hairy-chested and lecherous landowner, and the town was Triev. [...]

[...] JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL

We will rest whenever you prefer, Joseph.

[...] You are quite correct, Joseph. [...]

Stay away also, Joseph, from peanut butter, for a while only. [...]

[...] And you may tell Ruburt for me, Joseph (smile), that I thank him…

Now give me moment, Joseph.

Now, my dear friend Joseph, I have Ruburt in a good state. [...]

When that challenge was met he used his will and mobilized all of his power to fulfill his abilities, and to bring about conditions in which he hoped Joseph could also fulfill his. [...]

[...] His literal mind led him on the one hand to a rich diet of creativity and psychic experience, and to a situation in which he and Joseph could finally be financially free and not in that way threatened.

[...] His smoking, dear Joseph, is indulged in for entirely different reasons than those reasons which impelled you to smoke, and the habit is difficult for him to break, though he is breaking it and he has made strides that are important during the past year.

[...] I hope that this also answers some questions that you might have had, Joseph, along these lines.

[...] And incidentally Joseph you have done well this week.

In answer to your question Joseph, your friend Miss Callahan is getting ready to take her leave. [...]

First of all, I think you will find your present decision, Joseph, to be a good one—that is, your outside work compromise.

In any case, again my congratulations to you, Joseph, upon the two counts I mentioned, and I would suggest that you both get a good night’s sleep. [...]

(“I’d like to contact Joseph.” See the Joseph material in Session 444.)

[...] Your own knowledge of Joseph is, for example, from both past and future.

Joseph, you will let me know if and when I speak too swiftly.

[...] I do not grow weary of speaking to Joseph but it is good to have an audience, particularly when one is a Jesuit in spirit, although I believe he does not follow certain Jesuit rules.

A man who has an ulcer, Joseph, he thinks differently than a man who does not have an ulcer. [...]

I watch Joseph’s hand. [...]

[...] I mention this for Joseph, because his fingers seemed cramped. [...] And I certainly hope I have set Joseph right as far as Frank is concerned.

You made a witty and somewhat frivolous comment, my dear Joseph, during your lengthy period of rest. [...]

You are silly sometimes, Joseph. [...]

Frank Watts, dear inquisitive Joseph, is resting, and he needs it. [...]

There is an inner sense, dear Joseph, that in a vague manner corresponds to your own inner images. [...]

Now there is a point I would like to make regarding your inner visions, my dear Joseph, and also concerning any perceptions of this sort whether through pictures or any other means.

[...] I would like to say something about Joseph’s experience the other evening, but I also want to go into the invention of the soul.

Dear Joseph, apropos of your remarks during your break: I feel concept patterns, or at least that is the nearest I can come to explaining it to you, and this my dear friend will involve our third inner sense when we really go into that discussion. [...]

[...] JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL

[...] Sometimes, without your confidence, Joseph, I would certainly have a difficult time trying to get through to Ruburt. [...]

[...] Confidence is extremely important and your confidence, Joseph, is an important, I might say indispensable, plus in our whole relationship.

I mentioned in an earlier session that Ruburt helps in reassembling me, and here your affirmation, Joseph, is a great aid.

Do you have any further questions along these lines, Joseph?

[...] The state which he has achieved this evening, with your help Joseph, allowed us to achieve that informality to some small degree.

[...] We also see, as I mentioned in your own case Joseph, we see an attempt to overcompensate. [...]

One point, Joseph. [...]

I would also suggest Joseph, that will all due respects, that within your crowded schedule you find time now and then for your psychological time experiments. [...]

[...] Ruburt is egotistical enough as it is, and you Joseph are so determined. [...]

[...] I will give you one little puzzle, Joseph: The number five, a Saturday evening. [...]

In a fashion, you consider the public arena of TV and tours in the same way that Joseph views the world of art galleries, shows, and auctions. [...]

[...] And if I am not to be compared to a symphony, Joseph, you must admit that I do well with a figurative baton.

[...] “He called me Joseph again,” he said.

[...] Seth referred to me as Ruburt and to Rob as Joseph, saying that these were our entity names. [...]

Joseph.

[...] Ferd is not to be the family fortune teller, you see, and as my dear friends Ruburt and Joseph will tell you, I am hardly the grand chief fortune teller for them.

We will take a break or end the session, Joseph, at your preference and discretion.

[...] Joseph, I believe we shall now close for the evening.

[...] Now I want you, Joseph, to set up a procedure with a dream notebook at your side of the bed—a decent table or whatever to hold it, and a psychological set begun; for you have thus far not taken those simple important steps.