“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Jane called me at 8:15 for the session, but it was 8:50 before we actually sat for it. She wanted to start early because she was so relaxed: “Come on, Seth, if you want a session you’d better bail me out,” she laughed. “But I feel him around….”)

(9:02.) Speaking in terms of your time, early man still had a greater neurological leeway. There were alternate neurological pathways that, practically speaking, were more available then than now. They still exist now, but they have become like ghostly signals in the background of neurological activity.

(Jane paused, eyes closed, often seeming to grope for words while in trance.) This is, again, difficult to explain, but free will operates in all units of consciousness, regardless of their degree—but (whispering) it operates within the framework of that degree. Man possesses free will, but that free will operates only within man’s degree—that is, his free will is somewhat contained by the frameworks of time and space.

Before I could answer: “Jesus, that was short, though,” Jane said as she looked at the clock. The session had lasted 45 minutes. “I feel like I’ve been gone five centuries’ worth. I could have been to the moon. I think I’ve got psychological jet leg,” she said—a great phrase. “That’s weird. You can’t believe the time when you get back, sometimes, but you couldn’t have gotten the information any other way. I feel it’s good, anyway….”)