“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Now. As far as Aerofranz is concerned.

He does look for miracles. He does listen hopefully to each voice, but he is no fool. He is going places. Ruburt is deeply loyal to him, and he is to Ruburt. Aerofranz is not (underlined) particularly businesslike in his approach. He has not had (underlined) to fight for a book in strong terms, but his energy and belief helped it greatly at Prentice, and was transmitted to the salesmen.

Ruburt’s own ideas have also changed. Aerofranz did indeed pick them up at times. In his enthusiastic feeling for the book, the best he could do with his lack of training was to think of it in terms of the best in the occult market.

There are intuitive and very playful connections between Ruburt and Aerofranz that are highly creative. Ruburt will end up with another publisher, but he will also be with Aerofranz for some time. The two together, you see.

Aerofranz will also have a much better position. There is a strong benefit here , in that he has been in on the material, relatively (underlined), from the beginning. He has a feel for it. The sales alone will generate much better contracts.

Now there is a connection between Oversoul 7, and the young, sometimes bungling young soul—Ruburt’s creative sparkling, spontaneous self and Aerofranz. Do you feel the connection?

There is the same connection with Seagull. I am telling you that all of you were connected and are. Aerofranz knew, quite well, that Ruburt simply had to do some fiction. He also knew that the center of Ruburt’s being was involved with our message. Ruburt knew this also.

Aerofranz knew the practicalities of publishing, in his reality. There was energy on both sides, but Seven was, and is, literally Ruburt’s inner self flying quite as the Seagull flies—for fun, freely, without having to answer questions, and without having to be brought down to specifics.

The joyful parable. Aerofranz was involved in that, in that he recognized Seven instantly for what it was, and responded instantly to Seven’s enthusiasm. You, Ruburt, Aerofranz and Richard are then all connected.

Now Eleanor is also, and the sometimes delightful snobbery in Aerofranz finds its mirror in Eleanor’s connections. There are no accidents. None of you are strangers. To some extent Aerofranz will also be caught up in this, considered therefore a better editor.

One of Aerofranz’s purposes was to see that the material saw the light of day.