“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

You were right when you said that we are getting into more meaningful material and so I would like you all to listen so I do not have to give it twice. You are getting into some material where we compare cordellas and alphabets and that material will also tell you why we are interested in using this language at all.

Any time at all. Welcome to our class. We will show you what unstructured means.

Now you can all verbalize better in the language you know than you are doing right now, and it is good for you to put what you know into verbalized terms, so I will be around here. Use the language that you have even while you are learning a new one. And again to our friend in the corner (Bette) you will not have to learn declensions.

Stay where you are. Relate to the person before whom you stand. Start to make sounds and let yourselves go along with the sounds. Look each other in the eye, let your feelings rise and then express them in the sounds that come to you. If the Sumari chant then go ahead with your own communication for the chant is to serve another purpose. Now let yourselves go freely. I am here to see what you are doing and how you are doing. Allow yourselves that freedom, all of you, you need it. And there are things that you want to say to each other that need saying.

You have allowed yourselves some small freedoms this evening. There will be many ways that you will learn to use your inner senses and methods that you are finally ready to use. The Sumari language is one of these. Again in your dreams, if you are quick enough to catch them, (to Janice) you will find some surprises and also over here (to Gert) and in your feelings, not intellectualized feelings, but in your feelings in the relationships set up this evening with the three of you, there are some hints for you, so see that you discover what they are. You will be surprised and delighted when you do. Now there are surprises in store for all of you including you (to Rob) and this one here (to Sue).

I bid you all good evening and you should be a lot smarter next week than you are this evening for there should be some interesting Sumari dialogue going on in your dreams. Now do not, and this is for you over there (student) and you over there (another student) do not, in Ruburt’s terms, get hung up over what words mean. Follow along with the feelings of the sounds for that is what is important. The meanings will come through clearly and of themselves.

And I bid you all now a fond good evening in the softest of voices.