“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(“I thought he didn’t want me to. [...]

[...] But she had been restless, and it was quite obvious she didn’t want the session to last very long.

(Jim H.: “Didn’t you say earlier, referring to the woman who was born in a minority race, that her challenges had been set up by a previous personality, in our terms?”)

[...] She happened to mention that while in trance she often didn’t know whether her eyes were open or closed. [...]

[...] Yet Seth didn’t call it dictation.

[...] “I didn’t feel too much with it before the session,” she said. [...]

[...] She felt while delivering that Seth thought he had gone too far in giving us the hose-snake material at this point, since it raised too many questions he didn’t want to go into yet.

[...] I didn’t like this, and tried to change it to a rose! [...]

(The tenor of Seth’s material tonight led me to think that he was close to finishing “Unknown” Reality, but since Jane evidently didn’t feel that way I said nothing about it. [...]

[...] “He’s got more on it, too,” Jane said now, but she didn’t go back into trance.

[...] [See the excerpts from Session 211, in Appendix 18 of that work.] However, Seth didn’t answer my question.)

[...] Jane and I didn’t take the shots.

[...] I found myself wondering if she wanted to be more active in the world —through tours, speaking, classes, or whatever, but that she’d inhibited such desires because she felt I wasn’t interested in them, didn’t want to spend the time on them that would be required, etc. [...]

[...] Jane didn’t comment on it and I let the matter rest.

[...] I didn’t commit myself in any way.

[...] She said she almost didn’t bother to tell me about it, that she wasn’t sure it was from Seth. She didn’t hear it clearly within as she ordinarily would if it was a message from Seth before a session was to begin. [...]

[...] She didn’t think much better of women, yet at times she could be very warmhearted. [...]

[...] She was certain that if she didn’t have this to contend with, her health would return. [...]

I’d read about such instances, but I have to admit that I thought they were highly imaginative accounts until I found myself guiding Miss C. The point is that she was so frightened of death, she didn’t realize it was all over. [...]

[...] She wanted to strike out but didn’t feel that she should, and the denied actions then inhibited the function of the right arm that would ordinarily do the striking. [...]

[...] It didn’t occur to me that in reality, we had no such radio in the house. [...]

[...] I didn’t even tell the dream to Rob.

[...] “I didn’t know he was going to do that,” she said after I told her it was an excellent session. [...]

[...] She knew something was coming, but not what, and afterward didn’t know whether it applied to Don Wollheim or to Frederick Fell, editor and publisher respectively.

[...] She didn’t recall too much of what Seth had said.)

(Today I mentioned to Jane that I’d like Seth to go into some of the elements of question 17 on the list I’ve compiled so far—especially those parts of it pertaining to why didn’t the overall personality know when it had gone far enough, or even too far, concerning the symptoms. [...]

(Jane was so uncomfortable from the hot and humid weather last night that she didn’t hold the regularly scheduled session. [...]

[...] Jane certainly didn’t know about this consciously, for I have said nothing about it to her.