“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] See The Early Sessions, Volume 8, pages 329-330, June 29, 1968.

Out of curiosity, I looked over a few of the early chapters of Seth’s book, then stayed away from it. [...]

This kind of experience has been familiar to me since early childhood. [...]

[...] The notes refer to our attempts to use the board early in November 1963 also, without success.)

[...] Early Saturday evening, we saw Hack Rice and his wife dancing, and said hello as we usually do. [...]

[...] I have not been aware of it much recently, although in the early sessions both Jane and I experienced such effects often. [...]

[...] Jane believes that in the early experiments her failure to appreciate this, to interpret correctly, led to many errors in the material; that actually, through Seth, she had received the correct data to begin with, but needed the practice in fine discrimination to even be aware that the problem existed. [...]

(Actually, I have been painting for the last two weeks, following my final recovery from my illness of late March and early April. [...]

[...] His mother’s condition made him ask questions, of course, concerning man’s condition, at a very early age. [...]

[...] Yet our fifth-dimensional early session hinted in this direction.

He was certainly encouraged, and by his mother, to pursue the ways of inward intellectual freedoms, up to a point; but he was early inculcated with the expectation that the outside world meant danger at the least, and tragedy more probably.

[...] It was in late fall or winter, early evening. [...]

He has passed over the hump of early adulthood, that you passed through some time before, and you are both ready to give yourselves to your work. [...]

[...] Now, this is mainly, but only mainly, on Ruburt’s part; but it is in deep response to your early attitudes, and some of those still continue: to you it seems obvious where Ruburt “errs,” yet some of your own strategy very neatly escapes you, so that the rationalization so clear to you on Ruburt’s part, is invisible in your own case.

She showed you early in the game, in unconscious terms, that she could be a woman with the child. [...]

[...] I strongly suspected my days at Artistic were numbered; especially so since we now planned a long trip early next year, after taking care of checking the copyreading Prentice-Hall is now doing on Seth Speaks; we are due to get the script back in January.

[...] It missed your stage of automobiles completely, and steam-driven vehicles, and concentrated rather early on sound. [...]

[...] [And added later: The eventual resolution of this little dilemma is given early in my Introductory Notes.])

(The moods of relaxation that Jane has been experiencing often since early this month seemed to have passed, at least for now. [...]

[...] As he promised he’d do early in this work, Seth himself does “set the scene” now and then by mentioning our activities, but obviously — and rightly — he’s more interested in delivering his material. [...]

(Her soreness vanished by early afternoon. [...]

His early background was relatively different: an invalid mother, no father, on welfare, et cetera, so his environment alone to some extent placed him in a different light in the eyes of his contemporaries. [...]

(“Do you want to say something about the dream book and the Parker impressions?” See The Early Sessions, Volume 8, pages 329-330.)