“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

([Jason:] “May I ask a question? Was her mother the Mother Superior before?”)

Her mother was not the Mother Superior. Her mother was a poor young woman who lived and came from the same town that you did, thirteen miles from Dublin. She had an illegitimate child, a female, which she deposited at the nunnery for the nuns to care for. The child was brought up there and served in her younger years as a housekeeper doing kitchen chores and later took her vows. They were indeed enforced vows but there was no place else for her to go.

([Jason:] “Was Yvette or her mother this particular child?”)

The mother was the woman who had the illegitimate child. This one (Yvette) was the child. Do you follow me?

The relationship is complicated. It has to do with that life and also a Danish life in which both of them were involved, and where this one’s mother was an older brother. There was great conflict between them. You were robbers for a time. You were poor and there was nothing else for you to do. You followed your older brother in this pursuit for some time. This was when you were fairly young children. Later you left and worked as an apprentice for a man in a carpentry shop. Your brother, however, continued in his pursuits and followed you for some time. He finally stole from the carpentry shop, and you were blamed for what was stolen. Your word was not taken; you were disbelieved. The conflict existing had to do with this episode as well as the episode from the past life. You are both overacting, overreacting to each other’s personalities for this reason.