“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] A copy of my newspaper experience is attached to this session.¹

(I intend to copy a page or two of the session to insert in my notebook containing suggestions of notes for Dreams, Seth’s latest book. [...]

(There follows a copy of my dream of Thursday night, October 21, as taken from my dream notebook: “I dreamed briefly that the first of the two short stories Jane has sold has now been published—The Big Freeze, I believe—and that as a result Jane can now get paid for it.” [...]

(Xerox copies of the name cards used in the 16th envelope test, in the 202nd session for October 27,1965.)

[...] See above [this page] for a copy of J. Pitre’s letter, of September 21, 1967. [...]

[...] I also explained that I may get a copy of her medical records for our own files. [...]

(I will now write Sheri asking for copies of all correspondence she’s had with England, both on her part and theirs, so that perhaps we can correlate Jane’s changing condition with their efforts. [...]

[...] He is to send us a copy of his tape. [...]

(As Seth, Jane picked up a copy of Personal Reality from the coffee table. [...]

[...] She has copied the 179th, 180th and 183rd sessions to send to Dr. Instream. [...] As it developed, she will be copying Part One of this session to send to Dr. Instream also, for even though the session was unscheduled an envelope test developed. [...]

(A few days ago Peggy Gallagher had brought Jane a copy of the latest Cosmopolitan magazine, and suggested that Jane query them about running some excerpts from her ESP book. [...]

[...] I gave them copies of the last few sessions, to familiarize them with the material in case they would rather read than listen at first.

I would suggest that your visitors be allowed to borrow a copy of the material, as they are both capable of comprehending and benefiting.

(See page 279 for a copy of the object. [...]

[...] See page 281 for a copy of the object. [...]

His work with the material can and should weld his emotions and intellect together in a strong powerful force, but not when he attempts to copy others, or on his own uses words that personally annoy him, to express or interpret the material to others.

[...] (Now Jane touched the carbon copy of the manuscript of her dream book.) The energy in this book was not wasted. [...]

[...] Jane had not seen this draft, or even the final copy of the letter, although she knew I was writing it this evening. [...]

(See the copy of the first draft of my letter on page 31. [...]

[...] As stated, Jane did not see either the first draft of my letter, which was used as object, or the final copy, which I had sealed in an envelope. [...]

[...] She borrowed a copy of the first 23 sessions.

(A copy of Jane’s account of the Father Trainor affair will be found at the end of this session. [...]

[...] John is also an indefatigable worker at finding people who are willing to devote free time to typing up extra copies of the material, and he had news for us on this score also. [...]

(Leaving, John took with him the first carbon of sessions 24-38, to test out his two female volunteers’ determination in making copies of the Seth material. [...]

(Jane said her eyes were feeling much better, although “full of moisture,” and that the copying work she did on James, following Seth’s suggestions in the last session, went well. [...]

[...] Copy for an hour for now. [...]

(Late last week Jane received her first copy of her book on William James, and this noon we received the additional 11 copies that were due us from Prentice.)

[...] And I’ve pinned a copy of that poem to the wall of 330, opposite the foot of Jane’s bed. [...]

[...] This weaving things together to make them “fit” is only natural for one of my temperament, but I didn’t alter any of my original copy—that I’d have refused to do—and I kept intact those first spontaneous descriptions of the events attendant to Jane’s physical difficulties, as well as our deep-seated, sometimes wrenching feelings connected to them. [...]

Now, because of his love for you, and your seniority, this time (smile), he tried to copy you; and temperamentally, while you are more alike than you realize, you are quite different also. [...]

[...] My friend, Debbie Harris, found the original in notebook #39 when she was copying it for Yale University Library. [...]

(Booklets titled “The Catholic Burial Rite” were handed out as we entered the church, and I kept my copy. [...]