“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] A couple of weeks previously a check for some $3700 had arrived; the two go together to make one payment as billed by the hospital to the insurance company. [...]

[...] We had company however at the last minute, so put off the session for a day.)

[...] You did not like to face morning at the Artistic Card Company, but Ruburt had the symptoms, you see. [...]

(The next day Jane called the electric company to see if there had been a power failure, even momentarily, in our neighborhood. [...]

[...] This reminded me of the bitterly cold days when I did the same thing years ago while working at Artistic Card Company—the job that brought us to Elmira. [...]

[...] My fears have been aggravated by the delay in getting our medical records to the insurance company, the length of time it seems to take to get anything resolved—the whole bit. [...]

[...] Still, vaguely uneasy I called off a half-planned evening of company with friends—luckily before I’d actually invited them, and we had a Seth session instead, still another in an effort to get me out of my own physical problems. [...]

[...] The two staff people obviously wanted to be through with Jane before company came.

[...] Other beliefs are not allowed to intrude, and even those who are firm believers, but not fanatics, naturally prefer the company of their own kind.

[...] Seth discussed John’s drug-company employer, G. D. Searle, during the session, and stated then that Searle stock was due to fall still more. [...]

I anticipate meeting the distinguished company.

[...] It will have to do with graphics, and a combination of mathematics and graphics, and if pursued will lead to an affiliation with a company beginning with a C.

(We were back home from visiting company for supper by 8 PM. [...]

(I haven’t called medical records yet about the copies for us and the insurance company. [...]

[...] The company referred to in the session arrived at 4 and stayed till 9 PM. [...]

[...] There are also mass statements of the same kind for people come together to die, however, to seek company in death as they do in life. [...]

[...] The data involves personnel in John’s company, Searle, and is somewhat complicated. [...]

This will also be at the point when you can do your best within the company and have your best opportunity to begin some beneficial changes.

(At the time of the 358th session we did not know Merle was scheduled by his company to be in New York City; nor could he have known where we would be eating supper at that particular time. [...]

[...] Then I was working for Jake Ruppenthal, my old boss at Artistic Card Company, when he was art director. [...]

[...] With a more painful heart I yearned for my wife to walk to me, hips innocently and joyfully swaying, as she used to do years ago, when she’d meet me every day as I left the printing company where I worked as a commercial artist. [...]

[...] Ruburt learned, last evening, to use them when you had company. [...]

[...] I work for a greeting card company, but did not remember seeing other ribbons like it there in particular. [...]

[...] Without the card from which the envelope object was taken however, I cannot track down any specific artist or company.)