“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.

(Seth talked about mental enzymes in the very early sessions almost three years ago now. See Volume One of The Early Sessions.)

The physical image is a part of objective reality. This should not be overlooked, when speaking of the self. In one respect the physical image and physical objects go flying out in all directions from the inner core of the whole self. There is always impetus, action, and motion; that is, of intensities and not of space.

A note. Four events, closely related. Perhaps mentioned in the note. Or four people connected with one event, mentioned in a note.

An apparent misdeed, connected with one of them. Younger rather than older.

(“Seven.” See the copy below the photo of the object, page 168. There is a seven in the address of one of the four council members, Orlyn Barron,.. daughter of… etc., 78 Court, Saratoga.

(“Four events, closely related. Perhaps mentioned in the note. Or four people connected with one event, mentioned in a note.” Seth is very close indeed here, since the article on the front of the object deals with the election of four women to the Skidmore College Day Students Council.

(Omitted as a possible interpretation of the Mountain, or high peak data, above: Jane noted that on the front of the object one of the girl’s names is Patricia McFarland. Jane’s thought being that McFarland could be broken into “far land" and the idea of a mountain.

(“With a bear. I do not know to what this refers.” Jane pointed out that, as in the case of McFarland, bear could be derived from the name of one of the girls mentioned on the front of the object: Orlyn Barron. She also appears in the photograph.

(“A name or place beginning with a D.” One of the four women elected to the council, and shown in the photo, was Frances Donahue. Jane also thought the several references to Day Student Council might bear on the data.

(“Mention of a time, perhaps 2 or 12.” No connections as far as time goes on the object. The number 2 is shown in the address of one of the women council,members on the front of the object: “…daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James W. McFarland, 2 Glenbrook Rd…” etc.

(“Distant connection with a train.” We are not sure. If train means travel, the article on the front of the object mentions that one of the newly-elected council members, Frances Donahue, has returned to Skidmore after two years practice nursing in New York City.

(11th Question: Can you say anything about the two females? “An apparent misdeed, connected with one or them. Younger rather than older.” This can be a reference to Jane herself. She appears in the photo on the front of the envelope object, and the news story thereon concerns her election as president of the Skidmore College Day Students Council. See page 168.

(12th Question: Any initials? “B or C.” Again I put the question poorly since I was thinking of the initials of one of the two females. The actual phrasing of the question allowed too much latitude. Even so, there is no personal name on the object, front or back, with a C, initial. There is a B, for Orlyn Barron.