“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(“Can you say a little bit about Sue’s first question, about the astral body of the fetus?” Jane didn’t know I was going to ask this question.)

[...] “But I’m out of it on this one,” she said, explaining that she didn’t know it well consciously, had little idea of its structure, and couldn’t particularly say what was to come in it. [...]

[...] I almost didn’t bother looking it up, but I’m glad I did, for we learned that the power of Cinderella has been much longer-lasting and more pervasive than we’d realized: The Cinderella tale reaches back to China in the 9th century, and exists in hundreds of versions around the world.

[...] As he progressed with the session I began hoping that Seth meant it for Mass Events; finally I decided to insert it in the book even if he didn’t.

[...] She didn’t think any fear of making predictions that might turn out to be wrong had anything to do with this concern.

(Although Seth didn’t call this session book dictation, Jane and I decided to show portions of it in Mass Events for two reasons: 1. The material in Note 1 can be taken as an extension of the discussion on reasoning and the intuitions that Seth gave in the 825th session. [...]

[...] We didn’t know what to make of gold chests, Venus in the ascendancy, etc.

[...] Generally speaking, I put his work out of my mind, and didn’t even see the manuscript for months at a time.

[...] Rather amusingly, I didn’t realize that Seth had already begun the Appendix, and I spent several days wondering just who was supposed to take care of it — and if Seth was, when he would begin.

(“Then I thought: I didn’t want to give real book sessions while I was asleep — who would take them down? [...]

[...] He then put a lead shield over it, but this didn’t help. [...]

The girl’s remark of surprise: “I didn’t expect to see you here,” was taken by the overly conscientious self as just rebuke. [...]

[...] She said, regarding her leg pain, that when she got it just before the session she felt like crying, but didn’t want to interrupt the session. [...]

[...] Several years ago our medical friend moved to a more residential area in Elmira — just where we didn’t know — but kept his offices in his original home. [...]

[...] She said the knock on the door didn’t bother her at all. [...]

In the past, Ruburt didn’t realize fully that his nature was both flamboyant and conservative—that his nature was protected by a natural inner caution that would make the path for his flamboyancy clear. [...]

[...] She repeated that there must be something wrong with her attitude toward affairs of that kind, but I said I didn’t think so.

[...] Jane and I were slow: we didn’t realize that such thinking should have been challenged by us on the spot. [...]

[...] I wasn’t sure of the word Seth or Jane used and didn’t press the point beyond one question which wasn’t answered …)

[...] Jane didn’t have “the slightest glimmering of what that was all about.” [...]

(Lee said he didn’t recall any injury or trouble with his left foot in this life.