“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Jane didn’t call last night. The temperature was already up to 44 degrees when I left for 330. Jane was already on her back — she’d refused to go to hydro when they hadn’t come by 12:30. I told her I brought Session 903 of Dreams with me so I could ask her a couple of questions. She said okay.

(Jane ate an average amount for lunch. Afterward she had trouble reading Session 903, and I tried to read portions of it to her. However, I didn’t think our talk about mammals, animals, transmigration and so forth went very well. Jane said she got irritated at the questions, and I ended up feeling the same way. However, I did figure out the way to handle the few notes for the session, and decided to forget others I’d started struggling with. I already regretted the time I was spending on the session for Dreams.

(Jane said I was really saying that I was settling for second best. I agreed, adding that I saw no help for it if ever I was to finish the book. Above all, I want to get the job done so I can go on to other things. I added that I was trying to avoid projecting any hassles with Dreams into the future, in line with the session for the day before [February 1], though I was aware that some of what I was saying contradicted elements of that session. However, I’ll work those out. I do want to get Dreams done as soon as possible, and will not be getting into any fixes of a similar nature in the years to come.

(3:15. Jane began reading yesterday’s session. Not the best, but she got along with many halting attempts as I wrote these notes. She did better as she went along, and finished at 3:42. A couple of minutes later Carla took her temperature. It was 100.2. “Oh, you do have a fever,” she said. Jane looked puzzled, since she felt okay. Diana took Jane’s blood pressure and pulse. “You do feel warm,” she said. “I don’t have any damn fever,” Jane said when they’d left.

Your question about transmigration (in Session 903 in Dreams) was an excellent one, and did indeed make the matter clear. It is a temptation at times to use more specific scientific terms, but these would be as confusing as the various definitions and classifications (with humor) that you read in the dictionary, so overall we try to hit a “happy medium.” (With more humor.)