1 result for (book:tes8 AND session:360 AND stemmed:seth)
11/36 (31%)
Fell
Merle
Burke
August
York
[... 2 paragraphs ...]
(This session was not planned. See the notes at the end of the session for material related to this. Jane spoke for Seth while facing Frederick Fell across his desk, but her eyes remained closed. Her voice was a bit stronger than usual, without reaching anything like the volume it is capable of; her pace a little faster, her manner active.)
[... 6 paragraphs ...]
(Seth spoke to F. Fell, who then asked Seth a question concerning his daughter’s safety on an upcoming trip to Europe.)
[... 5 paragraphs ...]
(“We’ll take a break, Seth.”
(11:12. I thought F. Fell would be too busy to continue with a session much longer, but called for a break in case Seth had a few parting words.
(Jane said she was fairly well “out.” F. Fell asked for clarification concerning Seth’s remark about helping “our friend arrange his business matters.” I said I thought Seth referred to Jane here.
[... 2 paragraphs ...]
(11:21. An exchange followed between Jane, F. Fell, and myself. F. Fell asked Jane if she would be willing to speak as Seth at, say, Town Hall, if he rented it. Jane said yes. She then resumed as Seth.)
[... 3 paragraphs ...]
(“So long, Seth.”
(11:26. Jane was again well “out.” F. Fell called the session “remarkable,” etc., and noted the charge in voice, personality, expression, etc., that took place in Jane when she spoke as Seth.
(Much more, of course, was said at the meeting between Jane, F. Fell and me, than is noted here. The meeting was cordial and the conditions right for Seth to come through. Jane said she doubted that any such contact with Seth could have been established on the Burke TV show.
(F. Fell told us that his wife has red hair, in line with Seth’s data on the previous page: “A connection with a woman with reddish hair.” We herewith ask F. Fell to check the rest of the data given in the session whenever possible. If some of it is precognitive this will take a while.
(Here are some notes concerning how precognitive material can be distorted, yet still bear a good resemblance in physical life to the original data. In the 358th session for August 2, 1967, Seth stated, after mentioning Jane’s speaking engagement at Star Island, off Portsmouth, NH, scheduled for Saturday, August 12: “A meeting on Ruburt’s part with an old forgotten acquaintance;” and “The possibility of an unusual Seth session.”
[... 6 paragraphs ...]
