“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Diana had found an article about Jane, with picture, in a book on the history of Chemung County and Elmira. [...]

[...] They’d been touched off by an article we’d just read in the March Esquire, having to do with the supposed difficulty the male and the female have adjusting to each other. For the most part Jane and I regarded the article as a distorted jumble of various negative ideas.

[...] Telling me about it—we also reread this session—Jane said it would be more than a casual mention of The Seth Material in the article, and that now she could “feel a tremendous amount of energy gathering around” the fact of Dick Bach, us, Seth, etc.

(Time article appeared on Monday, November 6, 1972, issue for November 13, 1972.)

[...] It contained an article about early man in the US. I showed Jane the article now. [...]

[...] I read her Maude’s letter, and her article in Reality Change, saying we’d have to work out a response. [...]

(At about 6:30 p.m. Jane was reading a magazine article, and came across the word specious. [...]

(The article Jane was reading is The Uncompleted Man, by Loren Eiseley, in Harper’s for March 1964.)

Ruburt thinks of a newspaper article, about a murder. [...]

[...] Sharp, something sharp… Ruburt thinks of a newspaper article, about a murder.” [...]

[...] Another article of clothing catches my eye. [...]

[...] An article that opens up. [...]

(“An article that opens up.” [...]

[...] This would make it an article that opens up but with writing on the inside only; hence some distortion would be present with this interpretation also.

(Then we had a discussion about some articles I’ve just read in the latest issue of Free Inquiry, a magazine whose writers express a deep skepticism about anything having to do with the paranormal.

(Perhaps ten minutes before the session began, I showed Jane an article I found in the New York Times for October 3,1966. [...]

I have a few comments to make concerning the article on dreams, that you read in the paper.

(Neither Jane nor I had expected any such quick response to the article, nor had we asked for such before the session.)

[...] This after we had read an article in Time Magazine about a woman who had been able to do this. [...]

[...] The cloth connection had to do with distinguishing the color of cloth, which was mentioned in an article that you read. [...]

(Recently several magazines and newspapers have printed articles on the newly-discovered quasars, or quasi-stellar radio sources. [...] See the Time Magazine article for March 11,1966.)

(It should be noted here that Jane spent most of the day working on the article for Fate Magazine, dealing with Seth and the envelope experiments. In the 233rd session, Seth said the article would be sold. In order to do the article. [...]

(Last week the second and last installment of the Village Voice article came out. [...]

(A partial copy of the article from the Elmira newspaper for April 18,1966, used as the envelope object in the 48th experiment, in the 252nd session for April 20,1966.)

(John Fuller is to visit us with his wife next Wednesday evening, to interview Jane for an article he is writing on survival. [...]

Now: you read an article about a child suddenly cured of arthritis by a healer, and you wondered about it. [...]

[...] We watched In Search Of, and I read to Jane the short newspaper article about the death of Newell Mullin, who is Sue Watkins’ father. [...]

[...] I suggested quickly showing her an article I’d recently filed on the subject, but she didn’t want to see it.