“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Actually, Jane continued, she found the material on probabilities intellectually stimulating, while wondering about its emotional connotations — the inferences that she was but one of countless billions of creatures, “blinking on and off like lights in all of those probable worlds …” What value was there to the tiny individual? [...]

[...] Much of the fascinating and informative material in which Seth discussed various aspects of Jane’s symptoms is generalized enough for publication, and could help others, but because of its very intense personal connotations it’s a project we haven’t started yet. [...]

[...] But even then we were impressed — awed — by its creative power, over and above the obvious emotional connotations we put upon it.

Seth’s personality, of course, comes through on tape better than on the printed page, because his inflections and connotations are obvious. [...]

There is a connection with the past also, perhaps past treatment of the disease, or perhaps this is a historic connotation.

Rob and I don’t refer to Seth as a spirit; we dislike the connotations of the term. [...]

[...] This room has beneficial connotations for her. [...]

[...] The “Januarious” connection doesn’t seem to be related, yet it is highly important because for me personally it had a strong religious connotation: one of my favorite grade-school teachers was a nun, Sister Januarious. [...]

[...] (The library connotations are briefly referred to below. [...]

[...] Connotations of the Middle Ages, and of a female with a headdress that is pointed, and then a veil. [...]

“It is no coincidence that you have been relatively free of that concept in its traditional religious connotation—you worked that out in your Nebene existence to a large extent, and because of your own preparations for a life in which you are now involved.”