“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Jane was somewhat tired before the session began, and had no idea of the material that might be covered.

(I also mentioned that I hoped Seth would say something about our experience of last Saturday evening, when Jane contacted the nameless spokesman for the “group.” See pages 167-68. In particular we were interested to learn why we were given so little actual information.

(Jane began dictation on time, in a voice that was pitched just a little lower than usual. Her delivery was faster than last session’s especially slow manner. Her pacing was regular, her eyes dark, and again she was without her glasses.)

(Break at 9:32. Jane was dissociated as usual. She said she could feel Seth building up throughout the delivery to the last paragraph of material.

(Break at 10:00. Jane was dissociated as usual. During break she mentioned that she wanted to know if she could resume practicing psychological time for half an hour a day, instead of fifteen minutes. And I said I hoped Seth would say something about the “group” Jane contacted Saturday night. See pages 167-68.

(Jane resumed in the same rather slow and deliberate manner at 10:07.)

(End at 10:17. Jane was dissociated as usual. As she sat down she said, “He may have said good night, but he isn’t gone yet. ‘Night, Seth.” We sat quietly for a minute or two in case Jane resumed dictation. Then she announced that Seth was gone.

(Jane ended the session with a smile. Evidently she picked up my thought about conversing with Seth’s friends. As I took her dictation I was wondering just how we would go about speaking with more than one entity at a session. She then answered my thoughts in closing out the session.

(The following data are from Jane’s psy-time notebook:

(Note: Jane tried psychological time for half an hour in both the above instances. Seth had agreed to this in the last session.)