“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Jane had delivered a rather lengthy but informal session for our guests last night, as we lingered around the supper table after a late meal. [...]

[...] The rest of the session was given over to our guests; Seth’s manner became more jovial and his pace speeded up considerably. [...]

[...] At the Inn in 1997 and 1999 Laurel and I had been guests at well-attended Seth conferences organized by Lynda Dahl and Stan Ulkowski. [...] We met our guests at the Inn the next morning, and the six of us drove in our three cars to a nearby country restaurant for breakfast. [...]

Nor am I trying to justify class behavior by noting that Jane and I and our guests were much better behaved during the Friday-night gatherings in our apartment. [...]

Our guests, with others who didn’t make the trip to Sayre, had been visiting the collection of the Seth material in the archives of Yale University Library in New Haven, CT. [...]

[...] She’d had intimations of it Sunday afternoon before our guests arrived. [...]

[...] As I went into the living room to prepare it for guests, that room was also an inside that was an inside….”

(To guests.) Now, I am glad that you came to class this evening; and all of you (long pause).

In the case of your article, a woman’s cells would already have had to prepare themselves for the guest — granted that guest was cancerous, and was a sperm. [...]

[...] We invited our guest in for a beer. [...]

I understand that you can feel annoyed by guests. [...]

[...] He was our guest from last Friday, September 8 to Sunday, September 10. [...]

[...] And my greetings, incidentally, to your guest.

[...] However, this evening I did not attempt to answer your guest’s two questions, not because I disapproved, merely because at this point the material is the important thing, and I didn’t want to be sidetracked.

[...] Nevertheless a brief discussion with your guest will be beneficial and is in order. [...]

I suggest your break, and if I seem to be ignoring our guests, I was never much of a party boy, although I have my moments. [...]

[...] Our guest should not be impatient. [...]

I will go into our guest’s background more fully at another session, and also into the enthusiasm which is so refreshing and yet so in need of discipline. [...]

(How different human relations would be, I thought after all of our guests had left, if the counterpart thesis could gain a more general acceptance on conscious levels.)

On the part of guests.

[...] [4th Question: Transportation on whose part?] “On the part of guests.” [...]

I am going to speak this evening concerning our dream reality, although I promised our guests earlier that we would discuss the God concept. [...]

[...] It is nice to have such friendly guests. [...]

He felt guilty incidentally to some extent last weekend at leaving the house and putting off guests, as well he should, for his reasons were wrong.

(Yesterday afternoon and evening, May 20, we had as guests Reverend James Crosson and his wife; they visited us at the end of a lecture tour that had taken them from their new home in Florida to their summer camp in the Berkshires. [...]

[...] And first of all, to show you what a polite host I am, I bid our evening guests welcome, and I do not mean to exclude you. [...]

[...] I met John, Margaret, and others there, and signed a guest book. [...]

The healthy exuberant feelings of all your anticipated guests will also benefit you both, and you will be able to help them. [...]

[...] My welcome to the new members here this evening and to our guest. [...]

[...] On certain occasions, using your own discretions, you may have guests at our sessions, but these will be very occasional, and will not be a problem if you follow the procedure I have outlined.

(The 706th session was held as scheduled last Wednesday night, and our guest, Tam Mossman, did witness it — but since Seth didn’t come through with any dictation for “Unknown” Reality during the session, it’s hereby deleted.