“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Jane now took one of her frequent pauses. At break she told me that as she spoke the word dense, and during the pause, she had a rather strong mental image of a field of points of light. These points of light were many-layered, she said, as though she looked at a picture of a galaxy that was not flat. On a vast scale the myriad points of light compared to the density in the electric field, on a very tiny scale.

In our past sessions I have explained time distortions, and you are familiar with the spacious present. So it should be no surprise to realize that basically the future is in existence now, and the past has never been swept away. In your physical field you merely look away, or turn your focus from one point to another.

(Break at 9:27. Jane was well dissociated. Her eyes opened slowly. I now became aware that my right hand felt “fat,” or enlarged. When I mentioned this Jane then became aware that both of her hands also felt this way to some small degree. I had noticed the same sensation perhaps two hours or so before the session. I had tried to quickly cut a paper tape to use in measuring the circumferences of my fingers, but before I could do this the sensation disappeared.

(Jane now took a very long pause.)

This would seem contrary to your known laws, yet no one has looked into the reasons for this seeming contradiction. We shall spend some considerable time with it at a later session. Nothing is static. Everything moves and changes. Electrical identities move and change. Now. Within the electrical universe there is constant motion. There is negative and positive reaction, and infinite degrees or gradations between.

(Now Jane took another long pause.)

(Jane now took her longest pause of the evening. She sat without moving for over a minute.)

This material, as I have mentioned, is difficult. I must put the words into Ruburt’s mouth, and now and then we travel where words are not enough. Insight and intuition, in a flash, can traverse a thousand words.

I will now close our session.