“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She said she didn’t know if she was up to any free-association efforts — “though I do intend to try it, as Seth says.” [...]

[...] After Jane was out of trance, I explained to her that I didn’t understand the paragraph marked * . [...]

(Seth said his use of the word crisis didn’t necessarily mean that there would be disastrous circumstances, but again he didn’t elaborate. [...]

[...] Bill and Peg didn’t particularly want to talk about the data given above, but said it had a direct bearing; something, we were told, about a meeting tomorrow...

(I didn’t understand whether Jane considered the last five years wasted or not, however, including the books, the psychic work, the painting, etc. I said for my part that the end of January would mark a change in our way of life, and that I didn’t think we’d ever return to the old—it obviously left too many things to be desired in spite of any accomplishments, etc. [...]

(I didn’t show Jane this, and ask for a translation, until after the session. [...]

[...] That didn’t develop into a session; Seth did’t speak. [...]

[...] For reasons he didn’t go into now, Jane owed Walter Zeh a debt, which she has paid in full. [...]

[...] There was some kind of disagreement as to Bill’s choice of a career [Bill had left the Navy not long before], an argument with Bill’s father; ever after that Bill didn’t get along with his father. [...]

[...] What’s yours?” I didn’t have any. [...]

[...] “Somehow I didn’t feel quite with it,” she said, but I told her the material was as cogent as ever. [...]

[...] I didn’t really worry that such things might happen, but I was uneasily aware that they could. [...] Didn’t he emerge magically to begin with?

[...] “I’ve got the nostalgic, uneasy feeling that he’s going to wind up the book soon,” she said, “especially after listening to that material just before the Atlantis stuff: I didn’t feel that way when I had the session, but I do now. [...]

[...] The sessions didn’t come to a halt after all. [...]

(I didn’t get carried away by the idea this evening, but I was certainly taken with it as we talked. [...]

(At the same time, I told Jane tonight, I wasn’t asking that she try for a fast book because I didn’t think she was ready for it, even though I knew that she — and Seth — could do it. [...]

(The events to come didn’t help matters any, either. [...] We decided to go ahead, though Jane didn’t see a book or have any visual data. [...]

(Before what we expected to be our regular session for Monday evening, Jane told me that she’d awakened in the middle of the previous night with insights about two practice elements¹ Seth would discuss — but we didn’t hear from Seth even though she felt him “around” as we prepared for the session.

[...] Most likely my own interest in James’s work exerted some kind of influence upon Jane’s newly developing abilities, I thought; but still, that didn’t answer my questions.

(When Jane first read my question after she’d held the 697th session, she told me that she “didn’t get it” — that perhaps I was drawing inferences from Seth’s material that weren’t intended. [...]

[...] Jane broke off her delivery without effort to say hello, and Lorrie didn’t notice anything. [...]

(She didn’t read over the session from the day before yesterday. [...]

[...] By then most of the drug had been absorbed, but I didn’t call anybody. [...]

[...] “Had quite a time there, didn’t you?” It was amazing, how much better I felt now than when I’d written the notes for yesterday’s session [Sunday, the 7th]. [...]

It may seem that results did not show (they didn’t) but Ruburt’s notebook clearly outlines various points of progress during that time. [...]

[...] I followed it all right, but at the same time I was wondering why the unconscious, when it saw how I was taking the symptom, didn’t get busy and eliminate it and set me at rest. [...]

[...] He didn’t recall any strong inner image of the interior of a body, though; yet he said that he had been thinking of body interiors—something that I didn’t know. [...]

[...] At the time of the session, we didn’t know what probable selves were, though Seth had used the term once or twice in the past. [...]

[...] It is as if in your terms, you see, you could go back to a period of this life where you should have acted in a different way and didn’t. Well you have the opportunity now to go back into that existence and make it different in the present. [...]

[...] I didn’t know what it was for. [...]

[...] Even when I wrote The Seth Material, I didn’t clearly understand why it happened or connect it in any way with my previous life or beliefs. [...]

[...] Didn’t anyone or anything care that one cat had died? [...]