“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Tam and Eve Mossman were witnesses to the session. Tam, the editor at Prentice-Hall who is in charge of the book Jane is writing on the Seth material, has been reading the book in manuscript today.

(We began the session with my taking notes, as usual. Seth’s pace was rapid.)

([Tam and I:] “Good evening, Seth.”)

(Seth’s pace had been increasing, and my notes began to fall behind. Our recorder was set up in case we had to rely upon it, so I laid these notes aside and started up the recorder. While doing this of course I lost some material from Seth, but Tam and I agreed that Seth recapitulated any lost data during the rest of the session.

(Therefore, beginning at the next paragraph, the rest of the session is a verbatim transcript from tape. The session is much longer than usual, since Seth didn’t have to go slow for my note-taking, but could plunge ahead. RFB.)

Now taking our analogy of a long bridge, you are now here. (Seth-Jane gestures indicating Tam’s end of the imaginary bridge.) So with your Adam you must either take him and form the rest of your bridge, with the joy of adventure, not always knowing who may be at the other end, forming their own structure; or play around with the Adam version in which case you will get no further than you are. I am not telling you to do one thing or the other. I am merely pointing out the possibilities.

([RFB:] “I enjoy the notes, Seth.”)

([Tam:] “Good night Seth and thanks so ever so—”

([Rob:] “Good night Seth.”)