“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Don’t have Seth tell me in the sessions that you’re working out problems and that we’ll soon see improvements, because it doesn’t happen. [...]

[...] She usually sits at her table in the morning and afternoons until going to the john around 4 PM; usually she doesn’t do much in this period. [...]

[...] It is that it doesn’t work for us the way we want it to. [...]

[...] Sue doesn’t know whether she’ll end up living down here or not, from New York State. [...]

[...] Regardless of that, I eventually decided that I was glad to receive the gift, no matter what Sue does or doesn’t know about evolution. [...]

[...] She doesn’t know if it was Seth coming through. [...]

[...] Yet, although Seth has said very little to date about ghosts, hauntings, and possession [we link them together], it doesn’t seem that Jane’s early family experiences have led her to set up any blocks against such topics. [...]

[...] Many times “humanity” doesn’t fit. [...]

[...] Ruburt doesn’t know he has received it... The Jesuit doesn’t know he has given it. [...]

[...] You are permissive enough so that he doesn’t become wary.

Part of me doesn’t want to contend with this material at all but last night I had one of the strangest, quite frightening experiences—all the odder because there are so few real events to hang on to. [...]

(“It doesn’t matter.”

[...] It amuses me to have to point out these homey truths to you; and so that Ruburt doesn’t feel neglected, I’ll get to him again one of these days.

Since this sort of expectation allies you both, you both should try to overcome it, since if one doesn’t there would be a troublesome, though not critical, discrepancy that could at least temporarily bother your relationship.

[...] The material mentions 6 group members and this is what he hopes for but doesn’t have the 6 people yet. [...]

[...] He doesn’t plan to ski. [...]

(Seth here refers to the psychic experiences Joanie had been describing to us, and doesn’t go into any detail re the lettuce.

[...] I told Jane that his promise of giving more material doesn’t usually work out — I’m aware of a number of such references he’s made in this series of sessions. [...]

[...] I’d been concerned lest Jane become involved in an unpleasant situation that would have repercussions via symptoms —the idea of publicity, of public display, which she doesn’t want—just when we were trying to learn more about the subject as she reacted to it. [...]

(Lest some hypothetical readers of this material in the future regard Jane and me as idiots, incapable of learning, I’d like to note in our own defense that we’ve made many efforts to put the symptom situation out of mind as much as we’re capable of, yet it doesn’t leave us. [...]

(I must have reached the point where I truly don’t think she wants anything but what she’s got — for after all, doesn’t each of us create our own reality? [...]

[...] Yet Jane doesn’t know whether she received a dose of the antibiotic during the night while she may have slept.

[...] She doesn’t know whether the death impression was symbolic or literal. [...]

([Bette:] “This doesn’t follow along with what you have been saying, but you have given some people what you call their whole name, like Jane is Ruburt and Rob is Joseph, what is my whole name?”)

[...] “That doesn’t mean that when you get it all typed up I won’t want to add to it. [...]

[...] “I was getting a lot of other stuff, too, but it doesn’t belong in the book so Seth didn’t say it,” Jane told me, “about different people we met during the flood thing.” [...]

[...] “In between, I guess, but that doesn’t say much.” [...]

[...] I for one am holding my breath in the hope and trust that God of Jane’s issuance doesn’t also contribute to a worsening of her symptoms. [...]

[...] Perhaps, I said, but the slower motion doesn’t appear to be leading anywhere, as one might expect it to. [...]

[...] She evidently doesn’t. So far we’ve tried it tentatively on various portions of her body, with what appear to be some promising results. [...]

(At 8:25 her right knee “doesn’t hurt at all at this point,” but she repeated that it took a while for the DMSO to really start to work. [...]