“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(John Bradley was a witness to the session. John brought with him confirmation of some of Seth’s predictions given in the 439th session, to Jane’s pleased surprise. The data involves personnel in John’s company, Searle, and is somewhat complicated. John is going to go over the session material, using his recorder, to sum up Seth’s predictions to date re Searle.

([John and I:] “Good evening, Seth.”)

(To John:) We will get to you before the evening is finished. (Humorously.

([John:] “Thank you. I’m in for trouble then.”)

I have never given you trouble, Philip. (Philip is John’s entity name according to Seth.) The trouble that you have is of your own making.

(To John:) I have not forgotten you over here. Far be it, Philip, that I should forget your weighty problems of compromise and profit. Out of due regard to all the wiggling fingers I will let you take a break, and then we shall resume our session.

Now again rest for the scribbly fingers, and we shall continue. (Seth now pointed to John Bradley.) And for you, the time to move is not yet.

Now give me a moment for Philip. (Pause. Then Seth speaks to John Bradley.) The triangle symbols, Philip, stand as they have been given. (See the 439th session.) There is yet another man to fall. The time to move is not now. When the time comes the suggestion will come from others, so that it will seem that you are doing them a service—and then you graciously accept.

([John:] “Not totally. Out of the first triangle one would fall; he has already fallen as a matter of fact. Is there to be a man in the second triangle who falls?”

(Again, see the 439th session. John’s question above was not taken down by me verbatim, but is a close approximation. The falling of the man from the first triangle was predicted by Seth in the 439th session, on Sept. 30, 1968, and took place a few days before this session.)

([John:] “Would this man be in the second, separate triangle, or the first?)

([John:] “Then would this be my regional manager?”)

([John:] “Will the two months you mention be the reorganization time?”)

(Again to John, humorously:) Are you satisfied, over there in the corner?

([John, smiling:] “Yes, I’m satisfied, I know when to shut up.”