“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

I found New York a dizzy encounter indeed, and I wish that in the future you would seek more quiet environments. [...]

[...] During break Lillian told us that she had lived in Bangor as a preschool child, and had been very attached to Maine; so much so that when she left there to move to New York State, she at first refused to say she lived in NYS. [...]

[...] I had a letter half done for Jeanne Miles, my well-known artist friend who lives in New York City. [...]

[...] Seth’s parting remark concerned a news story in the New York Times today. [...]

[...] This was after she had gone through an auto accident; Seth has told us this accident is in reality two accidents, one involving B. Macdonnel in California, the other a future possible event involving Tam’s girl Eve, in or near New York City. [...]

(“Pills to Help Us Remember”, by Isaac Asimov. The New York Times Magazine, October 9,1966.)

Now, your friend had been to the Olympics (last month, at Lake Placid, New York), and he was charged by the great physical vitality that he felt watching that athletic panorama. [...]

[...] The Voice is a New York City newspaper.

(9:50.) The York Beach affair happened, Ruburt’s Idea Construction experience, and the beginning of the sessions. [...]

(A note added later: On my last New York State Visual Acuity Report, which he filled out in May 1983, John Smith wrote that I passed the test for driving without wearing glasses [combined Snellen test score 20/30]. [...]

If you wonder what Aunt Sally is doing in, say, Poughkeepsie, New York, then you will find yourself there. [...]

[...] Your high-school art teacher, Miss Bowman, lent you the money to study art in New York City.

(Seth mentioned Powers of Mind here, I think, because I got mad just before the session when I found a full-page ad for it in yesterday’s [Sunday’s] New York Times Book Section. [...]

[...] (Sayre is only 18 miles from Elmira, New York, where Jane and I live now.) Even though it was wintertime, the tree carried a sparse cover of leaves. [...]

By “what else,” Jane referred to a call she’d received today: Three young members of the ESP class we’d disbanded almost five years ago are in town from New York City, visiting a local friend from the old class. [...]

Your journey will also allow you to perceive your Elmira (New York) environment when you return in a fresher light, and your circumstances there.

(To Ron L.) So if it makes you uptight to know that transcripts of our sessions go to New York, it will doubtlessly make you even more uptight to realize the transcripts go to places that have no names and take up no space. [...]

[...] The production manager has the script with him in Albany, New York.

[...] Then for some time we did not see Ed; the last time was during an overnight stopover in New Paltz, when Jane and I were on our way to York Beach, Maine, on vacation. It will be recalled that it was in the dance hall at York Beach that Jane and I saw the projected fragments of our own personalities, that Seth dealt with so extensively in the 9th session, of December 18, 1963. [...]

[...] “A connection with water” can be our Elmira, New York address, 458 W. Water Street, or that both Ormond Beach and Daytona Beach, Florida, are on the ocean.