“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(10:05.) Ruburt had not completely wanted his flexibility. [...]

[...] Jane and I admired the books, looking so complete yet spontaneous in their shiny dust jackets. [...]

[...] (To make the record complete, it should be noted that Jane’s first book on psychic phenomena was How to Develop Your ESP Power. It was published in hardcover and paperback editions in 1966 and 1974, respectively, by Frederick Fell Publishers, Inc., New York, N.Y. 10016. [...]

[...] In reverse order, therefore, I’ll present first the statement she wrote describing that process of reception once it was completed, then return to the outline itself.)

[...] And for the first time in three years, you are completely in the clear.

You activated it yourself, and I would not tell you this until you had completely conquered it. [...]

[...] Now, it has taken you this much time to recover completely, and without our sessions recovery would have been slower. [...]

[...] There was a complete subconscious refusal to interpret the data, and a complete reversal in this case. [...]

However there could be a complete turnabout, I believe in procedure; and if so oddly enough in the light of present circumstances, you would be the man to whom they would turn. [...]

[...] It would set you up, and would be not so much a merger as a completely new development of your own initiation.

[...] (A point with which I can disagree.) Now you are dealing, through your creative endeavors, aside even from the psychic work, with highly subjective material; many people are completely unaware for great periods of time of their own mental and emotional states. [...]

[...] I finally admitted to being completely baffled by the whole affair including the way people lived and behaved generally, etc.

The thoughts may rather faithfully, though never completely, translate such data, or they may considerably distort it. [...]

(A closing note, added following Seth’s completion of his sessions for Dreams on February 8, 1982:

(This time we had our windows completely shielded by curtains, as Malba had requested we do in the first session with her. [...]

[...] Surprisingly, the procedure was completed in only 13 days—considerably less than the estimated three to four weeks required for the job. [...] Twelve days after the venting was completed, two engineers from TMI entered the enormous containment building on the first brief inspection trip to gather photographic, radiation, and other data.

In the meantime, early in August Jane had laid Seven Three aside once more and returned to the book of poetry she’d had in progress for a year.⁶ And on August 15 she happily announced that she’d come up with the complete title she had been searching for all that time: If We Live Again: Or, Public Magic and Private Love. [...]

[...] She’s certainly given me the complete freedom to be myself, and I’ve floundered often. [...]

[...] If you paint a picture within three-dimensional existence, then the painting must be on a flat surface, merely hinting at the complete three-dimensional experience that you cannot insert into it. [...]

[...] Popular demonstrations lead the public to believe that the subject must fall asleep or be completely relaxed, yet this is not the case. [...]

The physical body is formed about its electrical counterpart, yet they are both intertwined in completely different dimensions. [...]

[...] We’d read late this afternoon, then saw on the TV news as we ate supper, that on Sunday Israeli warplanes had destroyed the almost-completed nuclear reactor at Baghdad, Iraq. [...]

[...] A half completed structure with many windows. [...]

I am here most seriously because I am pleased with your interest in the material and because book 1 is here now and completed. [...]

For some time now Rick Stack and I have discussed a most intriguing project: the private printing, by Rick, of the complete transcripts of those first 510 sessions that Jane held before the publication of The Seth Material in 1970. [...]

[...] It is not a completed thing, like an arm or leg, but a relationship and a process. [...]