“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Jane ate very well—her appetite is much better now—and after lunch Peggy Gallagher visited. She brought with her a letter from a fan who wants to visit. And what are you gonna do? Georgia brought me ice cream without me asking for it. She really likes us, and we like her. Jane told her this morning that she could borrow the copy of If We Live Again that we have in 330; Georgia wants it overnight for her daughter to read.

(I told Jane that if she wanted to do anything about a session, now was the time before people started coming in to do her vitals. She went into the session, then, just as I was getting ready to start on the mail.)

Now—

(“And that’s another sign,” I said, as she scratched her chin on the right side with that same left hand. As of now she can’t get her right hand up to her right ear by some little distance—but she will, I told her.

(Now I mentioned the idea I’d had last night, and made a note of. It was simply that I’d bring in one of the Seth books and start reading it to her a page at a time. She liked the idea. I told her to name the book, or more than one, if she wanted. I added that as soon as she could handle pages, I could take the book apart so that she could hold each page up while she read it when she was alone. I could leave a stack of them on her bed. This would give her great freedom to read by herself at any time of the day or night. It would be very liberating, I said, truly. She agreed. I thought that the way she was improving, she’d be able to work up to such a step. Also, I could take apart any book for that matter.

Now. In many cases an illness is actually the result of uneven learning—that is, an individual chooses to learn very quickly in some areas, so that other areas lag behind and become extremely prominent and irritating in contrast to the proficiency gained in the other areas that progress so quickly.

Now, I may or many not return this afternoon—again according to those rhythms of which I have spoken.

(4:25 PM. Interesting material, I told Jane. Seth hadn’t put it that way before. It certainly seemed to apply in her case, and may be a valuable clue. She agreed, having remembered what Seth had said while she was in trance. I interpreted the information as Seth’s way of telling us that those lagging portions of Jane’s psyche were now embarked on their journey to catching up with those other portions that were way ahead—meaning that the psychic abilities were the leaders in Jane’ case.

(4:32. Jane now said that her reference yesterday to an unexpected visitor probably referred to Peggy G’s visit today. Then I got it. Of course: Peggy had not only visited unexpectedly, but she’d brought a letter from a fan who wanted to visit us from New York City. I’d scanned the letter while Peggy was present, but hadn’t made the rather obvious connection then, nor had Jane. “It makes your prediction pan out,” I said to Jane. “It reminds me of those old envelope tests. See the correlations?” Jane did. Things work out in unexpected ways.