“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

1. From my dream notebook: “Dream, very early Tuesday morning, June 10, 1980.

[...] That the house had long been sold, that my parents had died in the early 1970s, and that Jane and I had been married for 26 years and lived in Elmira, New York, were irrelevant in the dream. [...]

[...] Could he give the headings now, or would Jane have to go over that early material first? Impossible as it seemed, well over a year had passed since she had stopped reading the book, session by session, early in Chapter Four. [...]

[...] Early in that appendix, then, see the quotations from the 580th session for Chapter 20 of Seth Speaks, and from the 634th session for Chapter 8 of Personal Reality.

11. I found it quite difficult to extract from the 747th session the material I wanted for this note on Atlantis, so interwound is it with closely related information on early man and animal kingdoms, the expanding-universe theory, archaeology, Jane’s other work, All That Is, and so forth. [...]

Seth began to list and explain them early in our sessions, starting in February 1964, and we are still learning to use them. [...]

(We then discussed her reaction to her early religious home environment, especially to the priests in her life. [...]

[...] Ruburt was definitely given information in several projections from the dream state early this morning.

[...] Break came early, considering the time the session began. [...]

(Early this month Jane and I bought an anthology containing a long section by Carl Jung, the Swiss psychoanalyst who died in 1961. [...]

[...] Early man’s identification with the natural world so led him to feel a part of it that he did experience a kind of being-with the universe in a personal manner or context. [...]

[...] Since I’d never been to this particular school, I left early.

[...] And I did another story and some of my early poetry on the same theme.”

[...] See Volume 1 of The Early Sessions.

(During break we quickly looked through the early sessions to see if we could establish the year of Seth’s birth. [...]

[...] If you will recall our early sessions dealing with value fulfillment, let us now consider what I prefer to call a moment point. [...]

(Early in the sessions Seth began giving us lists of the inner senses and the basic laws of the inner universe. [...]

[...] In the early novels his repressed feelings could be expressed. [...]

[...] Am I being too free?” I can handle the early repressions. [...]

[...] The passivity and receptivity as a necessary prerequisite for our work, the independence as a necessary prerequisite to offset the early chosen environment, and also as an aid in dealing with physical communications.

There were not even two sexes in Ruburt’s early household. [...]

[...] His early circumstances in this life were chosen by him as a needed experience. [...]

[...] A fear has been developed by the present personality resulting directly from early circumstances. [...]

[...] He decided early to have no children—but more, to fight any evidence of femininity that might taint his work, or jumble up his dedication to it. [...]

[...] Very early in our sessions I spoke of primary and secondary constructions. [...]

[...] It is learned early, but it is learned.

[...] In trying to deny these early facts of your existence you have shut off strong portions of your own energy and creative strength so that they could not operate for you in your life. [...]

(10:39 P.M. The session ended comparatively early, for obvious reasons. [...]