“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(10:13.) Give us a moment.... This does involve you practically in periods of discontent, a discontent that is in its way a constant reminder that prevents you from being satisfied with lesser answers along the way. Ruburt is being led to discover that the answers to his intellectual questions about his abilities, my existence, life after death, the solution to his physical problems, can only be discovered through the appreciation and use of his intuitive and psychic abilities. He is now making that intellectual discovery.

(10:30.) Give us a moment.... In a way both of you wanted your worlds to meet. You have cut down on your own psychic experience until you finish “Unknown,” because you did not want to take the time to record dreams, and you did not want psychic events—either of you—to spill over into your daily lives and intrude upon your “work.”

Give us a moment.... It is convention, in that the medium’s insights are automatically translated into stylized versions that will be understood by those for whom he reads.

Ruburt can give them that—and “that” must of necessity appear out of context. It will not fit in with current theories, for the current theories by their nature must distort the truth they carry. In those terms, of course, some distortion is necessary, (louder:) yet there is a hint of the eternal—a snatch of timelessness. That can appear momentarily, and that is definite, if indefinable, as in my voice in this moment.