“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] There may be the possibility, if you request it, of one session off during the Christmas holidays, but only at your request.

[...] They’d all found out our anniversary date through the holiday talk, and knew we hadn’t done anything ourselves to celebrate it. [...]

[...] It was a national holiday, sacrificial day ...something that we would translate into atonement but that wasn’t the word at all ...where children were sacrificed, so that the earth would grow ... [...]

[...] Probably no action on business affairs until after the holidays, which suits me fine. [...]

JANUARY 1, 1973 8:30 PM MONDAY (A HOLIDAY)

(A few notes for the record: Bill Macdonnel returned to Elmira over the holidays to visit his parents. [...]

Ruburt’s own classes will, I believe, increase to 12 students by the winter holidays. [...]

(We took our Christmas tree down today, after enjoying it through the holidays. [...]

[...] I understand you will have holiday plans. [...]

Your holiday plans can be of excellent benefit to you both. [...]

[...] Bill has witnessed several earlier sessions. The holiday plans concern a party we planned with Bill, to be held at his art gallery.

[...] Dr. Bernard suggests a meeting in Elmira over the Thanksgiving holidays.)

[...] I added that I no longer believed the later sessions, in which Seth had talked about her getting better by the holidays this year, or her having turned a corner in probabilities. [...]

[...] Jane and I let the holiday season intervene to some extent, and Session 816, which came through the day after Christmas, didn’t concern book work at all. [...]

[...] Tam said he would like to visit us again before the holidays.)

[...] You made it clear to others that while they be free, free on weekends or holidays, you yourselves were still involved with “work” (underlined)—all of this to show that you were responsible persons. [...]

(The other event concerned a medium in Hollywood, California, who claims to be speaking for Seth, and who gave a well-advertised seminar at a Holiday Inn there. [...]

[...] The Christmas holidays were approaching. [...]

[...] We had a very subdued holiday season. [...]

Jane worked less and less as the holiday season approached, although on December 15 she gave her fourth private session; its most evocative subject matter—art and child psychology—is separate from our themes for Dreams. [...]

After the holidays Jane worked on several small acrylic paintings of flowers that friends had given us for Christmas. [...]

Over two weeks passed after the holiday season before Jane finally hand-lettered the first formal entry for her 1982 journal:

[...] Through a call Penny had arranged, I talked to Luke around the holidays, and Lois subsequently wrote us a letter giving us all the latest news about their family, Mrs. Potter, etc. [...]

[...] The next day we were ready to get back to our writing and painting, but first I cleared the house of holiday paraphernalia—including our beautiful Christmas tree. [...]

[...] Over the holidays we received more Christmas cards from readers than ever before; in fact, the greetings are still coming in. [...]