“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Jane held no session yesterday, December 5, but I’d like to note a couple of items. [...]

(Long pause, one of several, at 8:31.) This is particularly pertinent in his feelings concerning the jaw and neck, and the eye connection and his sense of balance (all items Jane has mentioned often recently). [...]

[...] Strongly connected—this item strongly connected with yourself. [...]

[...] I wouldn’t say the napkin was an “item strongly connected” to me, although it was my napkin rather than Jane’s that I used for the test. [...]

[...] Jane has already written her first page of feelings; among other items, it concerned her feelings about the delays on Emir, and her sleeping for a couple of hours this afternoon.

(Following those items, I wanted Seth to comment on question 2, having to do with the good things we’ve accomplished over the years.

[...] The item belongs to, or did belong to, someone with musical interests. [...]

[...] The item belongs to, or did belong to, someone with musical interests. [...]

[...] Both of these items, Jane had read recently, had been shown to be useful in psychic states by adding negative ions to the air. [...]

(As usual, listening to Seth’s long list of negative items, I couldn’t help wondering why Jane didn’t appreciate the import of such actions at least intuitively, and do something about them.)

[...] Some connection with a stolen item. [...]

[...] There is a connection with this item and a dog’s head, or dog-shaped head. That is, an animal head either symbolized on the item, or in the shape of it. [...]

[...] It seems to you that space can be filled only by a given item at a time, that one must be removed to make room for another.

The three paperbacks are like balloons sent up with news items written upon them. [...]

[...] Our list of such interrelationships contains over 40 items so far, and continues to grow. [...]

[...] So many variables are present that a separate analysis would be required for each individual involved — with “boundaries,” say, set as to the number of items to be considered in each case. [...]

(During the last couple of days Jane and I have been going through the apartment, getting rid of accumulated items seldom or no longer used.)

The table is the one physical item, representing the domestic reality with which each person must deal. [...]

[...] It was mailed or sent, or the object is connected with an item that was mailed or sent.

[...] It makes little difference whether you buy a washer, or ever use your dryer or dishwasher, but it does make a difference that you understand your feelings about these items, and know how those feelings connect with your deeper activities.

[...] Every bill you paid, or small item you purchased, had erotic connotations, and on two levels: on your part subconsciously, because you felt her strong emotional pull, though it terrified you; and on her part because you took the place of the father.

[...] I explained these items to Jane in some detail. [...]

[...] A certain amount of time spent assembling a certain product, performing the same motions over and over on an assembly line, will at the end of a certain period give you a certain number of assembled items. [...]