“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

In dreams you are acquainted with probable events, from which you then choose; (to me:) so before you died as a child, you knew that you could pick or choose that death. In greater terms you chose both life and death, and the picture of you at the age of 16⁹ was never taken in one reality.

At the age of 25, however, (nine years before the beginning of the sessions), Jane expressed an intuitive grasp of the moment point in these lines of her poem, More Than Men:

9. On facing pages in our album, Jane and I have a pair of large, rather formal photographs of ourselves that we’ve often joked about. As it happened we looked at them earlier this evening. Both of them were taken in 1936. Jane, in her photograph, is 6½ years old. I’m 16 in mine, and one year short of finishing high school. More than once Jane has asked me what I’d have thought at that age had I been aware that my wife-to-be was a “round-faced little kid, still playing with paper dolls….”