“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Jane felt quite lethargic and sleepy as the day wore on, but did not believe this state had anything to do with our active weekend. She worked well at her writing this morning, but grew increasingly drowsy as the day wore on. She has been reading the book The Self in Transformation, by Herbert Fingarette, Basic Books, 1963, NY and London. She considers it excellent.

(After supper Jane took a nap. After the nap she still felt drowsy. She mentioned this to me, but I had no real intimation that she was in anything but a very relaxed state. I suggested she have coffee, which she did. Jane also wanted to hold the session. She had no idea of the material to be covered.

(She told me that after taking her nap after supper she began to get “suspicious,” especially so when she became aware of her light hands. She was going to tell me about it, but then decided she didn’t know what to say. But she felt “disconnected,” and recalled her psychological time experience of the morning, in which she felt “separated.” See page 248.

(Jane now felt better than before the session began. She resumed in the same quiet and clear voice at 9:33.)

(End at 9:48. Jane was dissociated as usual. She was surprised at the quick ending to the session; she had hoped Seth would discuss other material also. She now felt much better, but did not care about going for a walk. However we went for one together, and before the evening was through she was her old self.)