“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(“I hadn’t planned on asking about this this afternoon — but lately I’ve noticed that my close-up vision without glasses isn’t as sharp as it used to be. [...]

[...] Suppose I am trying to give him the impression of a glass of water. [...] I will use his associations until I am certain that he has the concept of the word water, but precisely where he is about to say the ocean for example, and after having made use of his associations to get him to this point, I must suddenly make him say a glass of water.

[...] On the lean side, glasses. [...]

[...] Now one place they stay: has water on one side and foliage on the other with large square openings in the front; and I do not believe here by the large square openings there is any glass. [...]

[...] You see yourselves from the inside but through a glass darkly. [...]

[...] She spoke without wearing her glasses, but instead left them on the floor near where she had been sitting. Each time, pacing back and forth across the room, seldom looking down, it seemed she might step on the glasses, but she did not. [...]

[...] Now one place they stay: has water on one side and foliage on the other, with large square openings in the front, and I do not believe here by the large square openings there is any glass. [...]

[...] Now the half-full glass was beside me. [...]

[...] Put down your glasses.

Startled by the question and the instruction, I paused, took my glasses off and put them on the table.

[...] Her glasses were off, her eyes dark. [...]

[...] Give him a glass of milk and a bit of solid food, and then if he is up to it, and I think that he shall be, we will continue.

[...] I cleaned Jane’s glasses. [...]

[...] She did not wear her glasses.)

[...] She wore her glasses. [...]

[...] She had very little to drink—two small glasses of wine, and felt recovered from her indisposition of the afternoon.

[...] She began dictation in a voice a bit deeper and stronger than usual, and again without her glasses. [...]

[...] Again with her glasses off, she resumed in the same energetic and definite manner at 10:02.)

[...] (Glasses off.)

[...] And my glasses. [...]

I believe the breakage was emotional, and yet I somehow connect it with the sound of glasses, whether the man had been drinking strongly or not; this could explain the glasses, which are strongly connected to me here.

[...] Especially would her glasses help conceal any visual changes accompanying a trance. [...]

A man with glasses and a scar, or a scar connected with the name, is retreating. [...]

[...] Her voice was pitched somewhat lower but not louder; she did not wear her glasses and she did not smoke while delivering material.)

[...] Jane sipped from a glass of wine. Then, taking off her glasses, she was in trance.)