“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

We want to do away with the normal punctuation of your experience, for you put periods and question marks and dashes where they do not belong. What Ruburt said earlier concerning the songs of the Sumari is indeed true. The words are stepping stones to lead you into other areas of experience. (To Gert.) Do not be afraid to step off of the words.

What is your experience at any given time without reliance upon words and labels? Where are you? What are you? What is where? Where is who? Again, Ruburt was quite correct. We want to scramble up your perceptions, so that you can experience experience and not place curtains of labels between you and your own feelings and own knowledge.

Now you may have a Seth break, and I leave it to you to explain so sensibly to Ruburt what I have said. Unscramble yourselves, be thoroughly scrambled, and you will untopsy-turvy and know what you feel. And to scramble you further, give us a moment.