“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Jane closed her eyes as Seth, and when she opened them that personality was gone. [...]

(Tonight John himself told Jane that the success of Personal Reality is “phenomenal,” meaning that it has sold close to 40,000 copies hardcover its first year out.)

[...] Now let me close this note with an excerpt from a private session he gave on July 3, 1978:

[...] Then at close to 10 PM a technician wheeled in a portable X-ray machine to shoot Jane’s chest. [...]

There was a civilization, and I am writing this in my book and some of you know of it—a civilization, in your terms, in your dim past, in which a group of human beings tried to form a physical body that could not act violently and when violence was threatened the body automatically closed off from action. [...]

[...] Existence as you know it is vulnerable, but if you are vulnerable to sorrow and doubt you are also vulnerable to exaltation and joy, so do not attempt to close off from your feelings or be ashamed of them or deny them. [...]

[...] My eyes closed. [...]

[...] The counteraction involved in this case is counteraction within the core of vitality itself, in much the same manner that we spoke of a closed mental enclosure earlier. [...]

[...] But because you open a door, this does not mean that you cannot close it, nor does it mean that you cannot have two doors open at once, and this is my point. [...]

[...] Today it was raining at 52 degrees; now it’s 25 above and snowing, with a low close to zero predicted. [...]

(A close friend, one who used to attend Jane’s ESP class, had called our unlisted number to ask one of us some psychic questions. [...]

[...] The genetic system² is not closed, therefore. [...]

[...] (Long pause, eyes closed.) These do not only appear within your own system. [...]

(Jane, in trance, sat with a hand to her closed eyes as she rocked back and forth.)

[...] He does not need to watch his thoughts that (underlined) closely.

(Jane spoke for the session while sitting down and with her eyes closed. [...]

[...] His point of approach will be best if it follows closely the following suggestions.

[...] Jane and I met him in May 1960, when we moved from Sayre into an apartment house close to downtown Elmira. [...]

[...] No systems are closed, however, so that basically (underlined) the living grid of perception that causes one world or reality is also “wired into” all other such systems. [...]

[...] Actually, our forces hadn’t come close to reaching the prisoners: Responsible were mechanical failures and two dust storms that the American helicopters had to struggle through before joining a group of transport planes at a remote airfield, code-named Desert One, in central Iran. [...]