“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

I finished typing Monday evening’s session from my notes just in time to get ready for this one. [...]

1. Yesterday Jane finished typing the final draft of Chapter 2 for God of Jane. All of her work on the book is still plastic, however. [...]

[...] I have yet to type that material, but will start it after finishing this session.

Now, if there is one thing I try to do in these sessions, again through my personality as I show you, and that is an old (words lost)is to show you that spontaneity is important and that death is not the ending that you suppose, and that no hobblegoblins are waiting to get you when you die, and that you are going to be very busy when you are finished with this existence as indeed I am still busy. [...]

I am not finished with you. [...]

[...] After all this time I’m still amazed that [this book] comes out all finished,” she said. [...]

[...] (Jane has been told that everyone at Prentice-Hall, her publishing house, “just loves” Emir.) A couple of weeks ago Sue Watkins delivered the last two chapters of the manuscript for Psyche that she’s been typing for us; we still have to check that book and finish the notes for it. [...]

[...] However it is impossible for them to create a consistent solid image in your terms, for while they are still focused within your system the inner self knows well that the individual is finished with a given life situation, is out of alignment so to speak, and is therefore denied full use of its own energy.

[...] You saw it as a grumpy old machine, with its best days finished. [...]

[...] The business began to fail when batteries became mass produced, and the great depression finished it.)

(Today Jane read all day, finishing up J. B. Priestley’s book, Man and Time, which she liked very much. [...]

[...] She had finished the Priestley book just before supper, and said she hadn’t had time to think it over; but someone had been thinking it over.)

[...] I have always intended to work up a finished drawing on the idea.)

(“The building had a rough cement finish, but was not pink.”)

[...] To you it would appear that the life was a past one, finished. [...]

[...] I read Jane the title of Chapter Twenty-two, thinking that its indicated subject matter meant Seth was close to finishing his book….)

(It’s now Friday morning as I finish typing the session. [...]

[...] I was beginning a new body of material, and so we have not finished with it by a long shot! [...]

3. In the opening notes for the 718th session, I wrote that I’d just finished a series of diagrams for Jane’s Adventures. In Diagram 1 for Chapter 10, I tried to show schematically the same idea Seth mentions here, but with the terminology Jane used in her own book. [...]

(Jane, her ESP book finished and mailed, has some free time for a change. [...]

(Jane, Seth said, needs a rest after finishing her ESP book. [...]

[...] “I feel responsible to get more on responsibility, I guess, where this afternoon I thought I’d like him to finish that chapter in his book and get started on another one. [...]

Identity, being independent of matter, is then not finished when the particular physical pattern is no longer created. [...]

[...] Please wait until I am finished with spontaneous impressions for your questions, and then I will try to answer them.

[...] It is now Friday, June 13 as I finish typing up this session. [...]

[...] We’d finished with Volume 1 in early 1977—February, say, and she recalled that by March she’d started having eye trouble. [...]