“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(3:48. Sharon Poley walked in to take Jane’s temperature [98 degrees]; she came in without knocking while Jane was speaking for Seth in a voice deeper and stronger than her regular voice. Jane spoke Seth’s last few words while Sharon was at the foot of the bed, then broke off as soon as she saw Sharon. Sharon didn’t give any sign that she noticed or heard anything unusual—and looking at Jane, one couldn’t tell that she was in trance.

(After Sharon had left. I asked Jane how she knew, as Seth, that Sharon was there. “I don’t know,” Jane said. “I just saw her. I think she might have noticed something, though it’s no big deal.”

(There hadn’t been that much to notice, I said. Jane’s voice could be attributed to her obviously dictating something to me, which everybody around knew she did each day. When I told Jane I didn’t think she’d answered my question, she said she saw Sharon as Seth, not being that far under, and that the reason for that was that “I think you sort of guard yourself in a place like this. It would have been different at the house.”

(Sharon Hurley and Cathy came in to take Jane’s pulse and blood pressure, and to give her eyedrops. Then I read the two sentences Jane had given back to her, and she resumed at 3:59:)

(Sharon asked Seth if he knew of the lady in the apartment over her, and what Sharon had done for this woman.)

(Seth speaking to Sharon W. after she told of feeling her father’s presence for some time.)

(After break, to Sharon.) Now, your parents do not want you to grieve, they have been trying to tell you that they are as alive as you are. [...]

([Sharon:] “Are they together and are they happy?”)

[...] Sharon came in for temperature—96.0?—and pulse. [...]

(The supper tray still wasn’t with us when I got up from my nap, but Sharon Poley ran it down for us. [...]

[...] Sharon H.—blood pressure.

[...] Sharon P.—temperature—97.2—and pulse. [...]

[...] Sharon came in to check Jane’s blood pressure at 4:20. [...]

[...] It still didn’t show up until 6:15, when Sharon Poley brought it in. [...]

(After Sharon Poley had taken her temperature, Jane began some mild leg, head and shoulder movements at 3:45. [...]

[...] When I got up at 5:30 the tray wasn’t there, so we had to ask Sharon for help. [...]

[...] Sharon H. Blood pressure, pulse. Sharon told me that I did hear Teresa (“help me, help me.”) last night as I was leaving the hospital via the emergency room. [...]

[...] Just as were ready for the session, Sharon Hawley came in to see about eye drops. [...]

[...] I’m tired of waiting,” [for Sharon, who never did show up, by the way] Jane said, and began the session. [...]

(We were interrupted by Sharon Hawley as she came into 330 to take Jane’s temperature—97—and BP and pulse. [...]

[...] Temperature 97.8. I joked with Sharon Poley that it was really 92.1.

[...] LuAnn and Sharon came in to change the catheter just as I started to read some sessions to Jane. [...]

[...] I read the prayer to her at 7:05, and left a few minutes later when Cathy and Sharon came in to fix her up. [...]

[...] Sharon came in to take Jane’s blood pressure. [...]

[...] Sharon P.—temperature—surprise: 99 degrees. [...]

[...] Sharon came in to do her vitals, LuAnn her eye drops. [...]

[...] Sharon Poley brought Jane Darvoset at 2:40. [...]

[...] Sharon brought the supper tray before I was through. [...]

[...] Then Susie and Sharon Poley came in to take temperature—96—pulse, and BP. [...]

[...] Found Sharon Poley and the little girl who usually delivers the tray. [...]

[...] Sharon took Jane’s temperature—98.1—pulse and blood pressure, and brought her some fresh ginger ale. [...]