“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(“By our projecting our thoughts to this finished product, we can influence our health, our future, our position, etc. [...]

But never as a finished product. [...]

(Shortly after I’d finished with the call, Jane asked me a question: “Does the name M-i-l-n-e-r mean anything to you?”

[...] Jane had finished her cigarette but hadn’t taken off her glasses yet. [...]

(“By projecting our thoughts to this finished product, we can influence our health, our future, our position, etc. [...]

[...] But never as a finished product. [...]

[...] And also on the portrait you asked me about the other day — the one you just finished.

[...] If I could talk three times at once, I could deliver finished material on those three things. [...]

(Ever since mailing in the finished manuscript of her ESP book Jane has been very restless. [...]

Since he finished his ego has held him in a tight clamp. [...]

[...] Although they bear my name, before I was finished with them I’d had plenty of help from my wife, Jane Roberts, and from Seth, the nonphysical entity who speaks through her while she’s in trance. [...]

Seth began dictating The “Unknown” Reality: A Seth Book, in the 679th session for February 4, 1974, and finished it with the 744th session for April 23, 1975. [...]

We’d intended to publish Volume 1 before Politics, but since Jane finished her book before I could complete the notes for the two Seth books (I found it necessary to do many of the notes for both volumes together), we decided to publish Politics first instead. [...]

Here’s Seth from the 750th session, held on June 25, 1975, two months after he finished Volume 2. In it he not only sums up his motives in producing “Unknown” Reality, but comments on another one of his basic ideas that I think it important to stress every so often; this time, perception is involved. [...]

[...] She called me, with Carla’s help, at 9:20, as I was finishing typing the session.)

[...] All the time, we were unaware that Seth had finished Section 5.

(Today I finished the 23rd drawing [out of 40] for Jane’s Dialogues.)

[...] You will seem to view finished reincarnational existences, even as from his present the geologist will discover only inanimate fossils embedded in rock. [...]

Now: We will shortly be finished with our Chapter One, with very little more to go. [...]

[...] It doesn’t seem that Chapter One is quite finished.)

(Long pause at 9:02.) When people finally want to die they will pursue that intent, because each physical death does indeed come—despite your beliefs—as the final framing or finishing touches or culmination of a given existence. [...]

In those terms it is like a creative venture, finished to the best of one’s ability in the given medium, and leaves one with a sense of satisfaction, fulfillment, and completion. [...]

[...] On the other hand he thinks “What if I am inspired with new material when I still have Seven to finish, and when besides I should be helping Rob with “Unknown”?

[...] In Framework 2, “Unknown” is completely finished, of course, and whenever you have any difficulty with a note or an appendix, take a moment and tell yourself that the final, completed, quite excellent version of that note will come to you. [...]

[...] “I think Seth’s going to start another section tonight — but I don’t think he’s quite finished with the last one….” However, Section 4 was finished after all.)

[...] This is an excellent exercise to use before you begin — and after you finish with — any experiment involving an alteration of consciousness.

[...] I finished it at just midnight, then read it to Jane. [...]

[...] When you are finished, try to get a glimpse of those intimate relationships that each person had with other persons not present in the picture, but contemporary. [...]

[...] Returning at 11:03, Seth finished his evening’s work by speaking on other subjects until 11:28 P.M.)

[...] In greater terms, the psyche or soul nowhere exists as a finished product or entity. [...]

[...] He didn’t finish his work for Cézanne tonight, though.

[...] She finished the session, with my help. [...]

Ruburt is finished, and I shall, of necessity, say good evening.

I estimate that I’m two-thirds finished with the notes I want to do for Mass Events. [...]

Now: We will return to our book tonight and Wednesday, and the following Monday and Wednesday, until it is finished.

(Last Thursday I finished the final pen-and-ink drawing of the 40 I’d planned for Jane’s book of poetry, Dialogues of the Soul and Mortal Self in Time.¹ I spent Friday checking the batch, then on Saturday morning I mailed them to Tam Mossman, Jane’s editor at Prentice-Hall. [...]

[...] Then she launched into the session before I could finish these notes. [...]

1. I was about a month behind schedule in finishing the illustrations for Dialogues; see Note 1 for the 705th session. [...]

[...] During break for the 726th session, which was held on December 16, 1974, I wrote that we planned to start looking for a house of our own as soon as I finished the illustrations for Dialogues. Our need for a certain kind of privacy and quiet has become very strong. [...]