“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Then I’ll need another week to go over the manuscript, with colored pens marking instructions of each page as to what copy we want set in roman [upright] type, and in italics; while doing that I’ll also check spelling, punctuation, references, dates, times—all of those mundane details so necessary in helping our publisher produce a finished, good-looking book for the marketplace.¹

He can for example begin to copy material for, say, an hour a day. [...]

[...] See the attached copy. [...]

[...] This applies to her copying work on the typewriter also. [...]

(The talk about the Wallaces reminded me, however, that a few months ago Irving Wallace’s daughter, Amy, had sent Jane a copy of her new book on psychic phenomena—particularly on healing.

[...] See the copies of the objects on page 51, and note the copy on the back of one of them, above. [...]

[...] Since we have the carbon copy, the handwriting on the bill is in a dark blue or gray. [...]

[...] This copy is larger however.

[...] She can now type—if rather awkwardly—perhaps half a page of copy per day. [...]

[...] Since I can no longer work for hours at a time on the Seth books, or with the Seth material, I’m training myself to “put out” copy in concentrated bursts of energy that are usually of an hour’s duration, say. [...]

[...] We are of course most anxious that nothing happens to the one copy we have for ourselves.

(Copy of Jane’s account of Friday, May 1, 1964.

(As we sat for the session Jane gave me a copy [which is attached] of the dreams she had while taking a nap this afternoon. [...]

(A copy of the article from the National Enquirer, for September 4, 1979, was attached. [...]

[...] I’ll type a copy for him.)

(The same reader also sent us a copy of a chapter out of a book by a Dr. Ariola, who I think writes for New Realities magazine also on health foods and related topics. [...]

(Jane’s handwritten note: “May 1968—John, in rereading a copy of this session, saw at once that the boy referred to as M J is M.J. Shuman—a child whose influence on his son he distrusts. [...]

(This afternoon Jane had a very revealing dream about the whole question of protection, the male aspects of her personality, etc.; a copy is attached to the session.

[...] Quite to my surprise, since typing isn’t one of her favorite activities, Jane announced that she’s going to help me type the final copy for Volume 1 — so each of us spent most of the day at our respective machines.

[...] I have a copy of them up on the wall of the studio. [...]

[...] Jane received from Prentice-Hall the first copies of her book of poetry: If We Live Again: Or, Public Magic and Private Love. [...]

[...] I talked of having them copied and enlarged by a professional photographer; I speculated about eventually having some of them reproduced in a book. [...]

[...] Each time I think of beginning MAGICAL APPROACH I feel this reluctance; I’m not sure what bugs me, the copying of records, putting together the days events or what—but i want more of the fun and magic of it for myself, and less hard work. [...]

[...] Those men believe in evolution—that once it originated, life, as Charles Darwin proposed, has ever since been growing in complexity and “evolving” through natural selection and random mutations, or DNA copying errors, into the life and beings we see and are today. [...]

(See the copy of the envelope object on page 115 and the notes on the next page. [...]

[...] See the copy of the bill used as object on page 115. [...]

Within a few days we expect to receive from Delacorte Press the first copies of Emir’s Education in the Proper Use of Magical Powers.

[...] As soon as Prentice-Hall receives its shipment of books from the Netherlands, Tam will forward the copies due us. [...]

[...] Not that I want to copy Cézanne, for instance [I couldn’t even if I wanted to], but in that other reality I too chose to live the natural life in a more naive or clear-eyed manner—to sublimate myself before nature while at the same time trying to become master of whatever means of expression I can achieve.