“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I meant I didn’t need the elaboration, but Seth mistook my reply, evidently, to mean that I did want it:)

[...] I didn’t tell Jane this.)

[...] “It’s The Nature of Personal Reality — hyphen or colon — then something else, but I didn’t get that part. [...]

(I was ready with questions about painting, so the session didn’t end until 11:26 P.M.)

[...] She added that she didn’t think she’d held anything back; but at the same time, she had sensed information we weren’t ready for yet — or that, to put it another way, lay in our future.)

[...] She described some of them to me, but I didn’t have time to write them down and couldn’t retain them. [...]

[...] “But I didn’t know what to do at break,” she said. [...]

[...] Not that I didn’t think I’d reach it on my own anyhow.

(During break Barbara said in conversation that she didn’t like “any” Germans and that she has no musical ability.

[...] Since the session was being recorded I didn’t ask Seth to slow down.)

[...] Not that we wanted or needed conscious control—but why didn’t we have the conscious visual knowledge of the workings of our various bodily parts, be they heart, liver, or whatnot?

[...] She’s been worse as far as symptoms go since we stopped the sessions, so doing that didn’t help either. [...]

[...] I thought she was sensitive to noise tonight because she didn’t want to be interrupted while getting this particular material. [...]

[...] Perhaps Seth’s example had caused the reaction, I thought, but she didn’t seem to respond here either. [...]

[...] Though Seth told us that the experiments in dream recall would automatically make our consciousness more flexible, his real meaning didn’t come through to me until I found myself manipulating dreams and later having out-of-body experiences from the dream state.

Until we actually tried the dream experiments, we didn’t really have too clear an idea of what to expect. [...]

It certainly didn’t take you by surprise, however, since I felt that you almost expected me to visit.

[...] Yet, she didn’t feel as tired as usual. [...]

[...] But she didn’t look at it again.)

[...] Strange it may be, but I didn’t catch this during the session, nor did either of us notice it for some time afterward. [...]

(“It’s funny,” she continued, “I didn’t feel particularly psychic tonight but the material’s good. [...]

[...] I didn’t realize until the session was over that this was the second heading Seth had given for Chapter Ten. [...]

(Neither Jane or I felt well, but we also didn’t want to dispense with the session unless we had to, or Seth decided to.