“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Ruburt:) “Rachel, if you stay in that circle it is false security.”

([Rachel:] “I can’t leave until I can see where I am going.”)

([Rachel:] “I’d say that way... “)

([Rachel:] “I know this.”)

[...] Rachel’s mother died at 35, shortly after giving birth to Rachel.) Also home in the country that seems to belong to your family or husbands. [...] Rachel was born in such a home.) With wicker chairs in the porch and yard. [...]

(Rachel’s grandmother lived there and brought Rachel up. [...]

[...] This did not apply to Florence, but to Rachel. [...]

Now, Rachel: A rather early illness, of years, I believe. [...]

(Rachel had been discussing the death of her cat and how upset she had been feeling.)

([Rachel:]“I’ll listen.”)

([Rachel:]“I love everyone.”)

([Rachel:]“Is this what happened to my husband?”)

I came through this evening to let you know that I like your home (to Rachel, where the class session was being held).

([Rachel:] “And a lovable one.”)

Now, our friends (Rachel’s neighbors) are not used to me. [...]

([Rachel:] “You are always welcome, night or day.”)

[...] This one (Rachel) feels utterly dependent upon the position in which she spends her days and, therefore, it has primary importance. [...] The immediacy, the feeling of urgency, is not here in the same way that it is over here (Rachel). [...]

(Rachel asked about her foot.)

([Rachel:] “Seth, let me ask you—I have a feeling though—if I don’t solve this problem before I quit it, I won’t have the self-satisfaction of solving a problem.”

([Rachel:] “My job. [...]

[...] You did not even tell Ruburt that that went on, so let’s see to it that someone tells him and then how far along with it you were able to go and I think we should start with our fine late Sumarian over there in the corner (to Rachel). [...]

[...] Molly was commenting on Rachel’s dream of space without objects and objects without space when Seth came through.)

([Rachel:] “Were you there, Seth? [...]

([Rachel:] “At the campsite?”

(To Rachel.) Now I have to look over here at my friend to see if she will wink at me again. [...]

(To Rachel) Now, what can I say to someone who winks at me? [...]

([Rachel:] “May I ask a question?”)

([Rachel:] “I don’t indulge. [...]

(Matt Adams read three palms: Lydia, Florence, Rachel)

Now, I am here to welcome back a certain member of our group who had to leave the group for several reasons—and read me correctly in this particular instance where my friend Ruburt did not read me correctly (addressed to Rachel). [...]

[...] Our Areofranz (Matt) read you quite well and that does indeed include the interpretation that he gave concerning your malady (The malady: Rachel’s ailing foot). [...]

(Present: Rachel C, Matt and Emma Adams, Theodore and Vera, Lydia, Sue and Ned, Florence, Brad, Amelia, and Florence. [...]

(Attending were Sally, Rose, Rachel, Amelia and Brad.)

Now I have a few brief remarks and then my friend Ruburt wants to send our friend Rachel here back through time to another reincarnation. [...]

[...] Now you follow them but you (Rose) will not remember; and you (Sally) follow them sometimes; and you (Rachel) follow them sometimes; and you (Amelia) are beginning to put one foot upon the path; and you (Brad) have not as yet allowed yourself to remember any of your dream encounters. [...]

I do not need sweaters—I have no body to put one on (to Rachel knitting a sweater). [...]

[...] It is difficult for me to keep my voice down when my old friend is over there (Rachel Clayton), and if it were not too late I would have you all Mu a good loud and cheery Mu. [...]

(To Rachel C.) And I have been over to see you if you have not been over to see me. [...]

([Rachel:] “I knew you were over, Seth. [...]

(To Rachel.) I will not mention journeys that certain people do not remember, over here, lest it seem that I am reprimanding them, and far be it from my intent. [...]

(Rachel asked Seth to define the soul, if it exists.)

([Rachel:] “Are the soul and the entity the same thing?”)

([Rachel:]“Then consciousness is the feeling of the soul, the light, the understanding of the soul. [...]

(During break Rachel Clayton asked if past, present and future are all one.)

([Rachel:] “In other words, the entity has many parts all helping to evolve as one?”)

([Rachel:] “Have you always taught on reincarnation?”)

([Rachel:] “But handsome.”)

[...] She has been able to see auras for years on some occasions, so has Rachel Clayton, I think. [...] Almost immediately Rose, Sally and Rachel said that the aura was suddenly extremely bright; did this several times. [...]

[...] I personally then was able to see auras on Rachel, Theodore and Sally. [...]

Present were Florence, Rose, Rachel, Sally, Theodore, Vera. [...]

(Rachel had been discussing a story on astral projection which told of a man seeing a black shape trying to sever the silver cord so he could not return to his body.)

([Rachel:] “Tell me why I can’t remember.”)

([Rachel:] “Then if l really wanted to remember, I would.”)

([Rachel:] “If you will, I’ll write it down for Ruburt.”)

(To Rachel) The one over here on the couch who winks at me in such an infamous manner, you also have healing abilities. [...]

(Louise wondered why no one gave Jane a more explicit statement of what Seth had been saying and Rachel said he interrupted.)

(Rachel was surprised at Seth’s smiling.)

([Rachel:] “Thank you for talking to me.”)

My friend here (Rachel) was ready to leave. [...]

([Theodore:] “That goes double” [to Rachel]; “Spare me” [to Seth].)

We have here in the room unbeknown to all of you a perpetual motion machine (Rachel swinging her leg). [...]

(Rachel quoted from the book, The Sky People.)

(To Rachel.) And someone else does almost the same thing in a different way. [...]

(After break Seth speaking to Rachel:)

[...] There are, in other words, much in the material, impetus points that will send you into other realities if you allow them to and yet within the material there is always a framework to which you can return (to Rachel) as our friend returns. [...]

You (this seemed directed to Rachel) have cultivated other gardens. [...]

[...] You can hear the yawn from Rachel that fills this so quiet room. [...]

(Seth discusses the “two groups “ regarding Rachel’s question.)

(As Rachel departed, she mentioned that the old saying that, “one can only be sure of two things—death and taxes,” is no longer true. [...]