“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The gulf here is more narrow, or there is an island here. [...]

[...] She’s on a “creative high” with the latter.¹ The complicated events surrounding Iran and Three Mile Island continue to develop, as consciousness explores itself in those areas.²

[...] I’d also mentioned the status of Three Mile Island, however, the nuclear energy generating plant located some 130 airline miles south of us, in Pennsylvania. [...]

Enjoying the sounds of life in the mysterious nighttime, I intuitively understood that not only did I want to mention in this Preface the feelings Jane and I have about Three Mile Island as a technological and scientific entity, embodying man’s attempts to extract new forms of energy [and yes, consciousness, in our joint opinion] from the far more basic and profound quality Seth calls All That Is; I also knew that I wanted to indicate how the very idea of nuclear energy, as an attribute of a national focus, compared with the situation in the Middle Eastern country of Iran. [...]

[...] For to me, and to Jane also, I’m sure, Three Mile Island and Jonestown-Iran represent powerful extremes or directions in large-scale human behavior: certain aspects of religion and science seemingly at opposite poles of the human psyche, as it were.

In the Preface I also wrote about how I thought the great blossomings of religious consciousness and scientific consciousness engendered by the events at Three Mile Island and Jonestown/Iran would continue to grow, once born, seemingly with lives of their own. [...]

[...] Islands appeared. [...]

A communication, Philip, from someone rather distant in space, say across the continent, perhaps even on an island. [...]

[...] Re Seth’s data: John said the island data could be correct, and a family connection. [...]

(See Note 1 for more on Three Mile Island.

1. On April 20, technicians managed to lower below the boiling point the temperature of the cooling water in the damaged nuclear reactor at Three Mile Island; this success was achieved just 24 days after the accident began to unfold on March 28. [...]

[...] As there are different continents, islands, mountains, seas, and peninsulas, so the psyche takes various shapes. [...]

[...] 2 at Three Mile Island overheated and approached a meltdown of the uranium-packed fuel rods in its core. [...]

[...] I think his material will certainly include many original insights into the whole subject of consciousness-and-energy in general, as well as into the role of consciousness in events like the accident at Three Mile Island. [...]

They think of an island that sounds like Sumatra, but is not. [...]

(“We discussed going to the nearby island of St. Thomas.”)

[...] We no doubt discussed them today, since Monday night the four of us made plans to go to the nearby island of St. Thomas, next Friday, October 22.”

[...] This may not be the precise title:Stolen Lands or Islands, published or distributed or whatever by Mission House, Ltd. [...]

Now, A-my-a (my interpretation), an island somehow the same on three sides and different on another side. [...]

[...] They are behind large issues, involved in the [Three Mile Island] nuclear fiasco, for example, and in the scientist’s idea of power and creation.

[...] They are behind large issues, involved in the [Three Mile Island] nuclear fiasco, for example, and in the scientist’s idea of power and creation. [...]

[...] At the last minute however a transformation may occur in which the energy is used instead to form a massive earthquake; the birth of an island or new continent.

(The conference to take place on Star Island, off Portsmouth, NH, on Saturday, August 12, 1967; in the company of Pat Norelli and Dick Reed.)

As for the nuclear power generating plant on Three Mile Island, engineers have not yet been able to enter the contaminated containment building housing the reactor—Unit No. [...]

[...] The Jesuit thinks strongly how computers could change the islands, and discusses this with some heat or enthusiasm with another man, I believe, who wears a gray or white jacket, and a sporty hat.

Men are not islands, even unto themselves. They merely perceive islands, or they perceive bits of realities. [...]

[...] They may then affect a generally unpopulated area on another continent, or an island, or cause a tidal wave on the other side of the world, even as a stroke might affect a portion of the body far from the original damage.

In the middle of October, five technicians carried out the third entry into the radioactive containment building at Three Mile Island. [...]