“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You experience these more directly, and yet conversely enough you do not identify with them falsely, as is often the case in your present situation. [...]

[...] This is partially the result of our little conversation, of which he has the barest memory. [...]

(On January 23 I mailed to our publisher Jane’s Introduction for Sue Watkins’s Conversations With Seth.

It is almost commonplace to say that those who are in love can converse without words. [...]

With some variations, the same kind of “sudden conversion” can occur when a person who has berated religious concepts and beliefs suddenly does a double-take of a different kind, ending up as a twice-born Christian.

[...] The supper was delicious, and afterward John and I had an interesting conversation ranging over a number of subjects. [...]

“… later in the night, last night, I became aware of a mental conversation between Mary and myself. [...] I became somewhat alarmed and the conversation bled off. [...]

Ruburt’s [recent] mental conversation with “Mary,”⁴ and your own dream about Mary with the sketchbook sheets⁵ — all of these experiences are indications of the exquisite kind of reasoning that goes on at the levels of awareness that are usually considered unreasonable. [...]

[...] They left after an exchange of the usual hospital-type visit and conversation at 7:36.

[...] The conversation had absolutely nothing to do with what my thoughts or what I was picking up on these two. [...]

[...] I will remain awhile to enjoy your conversation. [...]

[...] And Ruburt had also tuned in on the same conversation, but had already begun to tense, and therefore was blocking every psychological stimulus in the hopes of blocking out the right one. [...]

Now: Far be it from me to interrupt your edifying conversation. [...]

(A spirited conversation sprang up now between the four of us. [...]

[...] She’d become upset as the time passed, for our conversations more and more stressed the fact, without our overtly laboring the point, that our situation is, in our minds at least, rather hopeless. [...]

[...] At first she said nothing, but eventually we carried on a brief conversation, without any emphasis.

[...] The remarks are again harmless ones, usually a line or two of pointless conversation, chatter meant to cover up a thought that has briefly come into consciousness, and been repressed.

[...] The conversation among the four of us touched upon many things, including the news Jane received from her publisher that her ESP book is set for publication on May 16,1966. [...]

(Garbled conversation here. [...]

[...] I didn’t think it was a life-or-death crisis, but the result of our conversations lately, and the sessions, the panic attacks, and so forth. [...]

[...] [Some of them are on reincarnation, and I plan to present them when Seth gets into that subject in Dreams.] On October 7, a Sunday, Jane saw for the first time the work Sue Watkins has done on Conversations With Seth, the book she’s writing about the ESP classes Jane used to hold. [...] She has complete freedom to do Conversations in her own way. [...]

[...] Miss Dineen told them they needn’t do so on a holiday, and the conversation among the three of them took off from there—culminating in Miss Dineen remembering that she knew us when Miss Callahan was alive, etc.—all of this after Carol and Fred had asked Miss Dineen if she knew us.

(In a long conversation that Jane and I found hard to follow at times, Carol described how she’d put together elements from various philosophies and belief systems in order to get what she wanted. [...]

[...] After the conversation had turned to matters psychic, Jane played the tape recording of the Father Trainor episode of last February 11. [...]

(After this our conversation turned to what Seth might say about the origins of Bill Gallagher’s ulcer. [...]

(During break the conversation turned to Jane’s feelings toward Seth, her ESP book, and related matters. [...]

It is this impossibility of speaking in normal tones, in normal conversation with you, and indeed with Ruburt, that does annoy me at times. [...]

[...] And with Sue?” Sue wrote the two-volume Conversations With Seth.)