“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Note that here Seth implies that Senator Kennedy, who was alive at the time of this session, would die. In fact the Senator did die the next morning, close to 5 AM, EDT.)

Ruburt’s earlier thought was correct, granting probabilities at this time.

(By June 7th, articles were carried in the newspapers explaining how there had been damage to the cerebrum also—the forebrain which is the seat of thought processes. Jane did not know this at the time of this session, for it had not been publicized.)

(During subsequent days there was some talk about this sort of possibility; especially was the Arab-Jewish conflict brought into the picture, at least by implication. Time will reveal whether there is more specific application of this data,, and that immediately following.)

This time, 1317-1351. (Long pause.) Beside him a table and a golden goblet. A red velvetlike chair, with ornate wood. (Eyes closed, Jane made gestures.) Draperies behind a self-portrait he did of himself. (Pause; pace slow.)

(I called Jane’s name three times. She acknowledged faintly, without moving, but in five minutes her eyes were open. I had not touched her while calling her name, forgetting that this was the full procedure suggested by Seth in such instances. Jane wanted me to touch her, she now said, but was unable to tell me to.