“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(I have indicated the highlights of both sides of the object by typewriter; actually it was printed in two columns, instead of the one I have indicated. Jane saw the object about three weeks ago when she was sorting out some papers. I picked this item after finding it lost among some newspapers, and about to be thrown out. I placed it between the usual two pieces of Bristol, then sealed it in the regular double envelopes.

(3rd Question: What’s that lawyer connection? “I am not sure. Laws or edicts.” As stated earlier, both the news items on the front and back of the object concerns laws, edicts, etc.

(6th Question: Do you want to name the object? “It seems like a note, with something else on it—like a note in combination with something else. Pictures or symbols on a note.” This is excellent data and Seth is very close. See pages 168 and 169.The object, as stated, bears many of the characteristics of a note, since it contains news stories. It also bears pictures and/or symbols, on both the front and the back.

(7th Question: What is that name or place beginning with D? “Ruburt here of course would think of Delmer. I can say no more on the D.” As stated on page 174, possibly the D refers to Day Students Council, or the name Donahue; both references on the front of the object.

(10th Question: What’s the shape of the object? “I believe rectangular.” Here I meant the shape of the envelope object; Seth could have referred to the larger object containing the colored squares, however, because I did not make any distinction. As it happens, both the object and the op painting which contains the small colored squares are rectangular.