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[...] Carl and Sue are members of Jane’s ESP class.)

[...] Jane’s trance had been a deep one. [...]

[...] Jane’s opinion, so far, was that the book wouldn’t need any work except for the rearranging of an occasional awkward phrase, etc.)

(See page 266 of the last session, concerning Jane seeing Seth’s apparition. I had interpreted Seth’s material as indicating that Jane saw the apparition only while dreaming, and not in the waking state, as she has maintained all along.

(Tonight Jane said she interpreted the data to mean that she momentarily saw Seth’s apparition after waking up, before she switched to usual use of the outer senses. [...]

[...] At times Jane’s delivery had approached the speed of the last session. [...]

[...] As in the last session, Seth closed the evening’s work by delivering a page of personal material for Jane and me. [...]

(Jane hasn’t been reading Seth’s book lately. [...]

(With some amusement: Even if Jane is bothered by the summer heat on a particular night, Seth is never affected. In trance Jane is as “cool as a cucumber” — until break, that is, when she has to contend with the temperature like the rest of us.)

[...] Seth came through with a page for Jane and me, and ended the session at 11:45 P.M.)

(A note by R.F.B.: This is the first verse of a long poem Jane wrote late in July 1979, as Seth was finishing his work on Mass Events. [...]

[...] Jane’s fears. [...] Jane’s flexibility. [...]

(Which reminds me that when Jane and I lived at 317 South Elmer in Sayre, PA, I kept telling myself that by the time I reached 40 I would decide which I wanted to pursue. [...]

[...] I wondered if Jane and I could ever untangle the paths. [...]

(Note: March 1, 3:05 p.m. Jane read this poem, and the one for February 29, quite easily without her glasses. [...]

JANE’S NOTES

(Since we’d missed both regular sessions this week, Jane decided to make up one of them tonight; she wanted to maintain her usual momentum on the book as much as possible. [...]

[...] Jane and I had talked about this earlier tonight, without being too serious about it. [...]

[...] Jane said she’d used the phrase given by Seth at 9:04, “Facts are only accepted fiction….” [...]

(After supper Jane began experiencing a profound, heavy, liquid, watery and supportive kind of relaxation throughout her right side from head to toe. [...] She also knew of my questions about counterparts that I’d come up with as a result of my work on The “Unknown” Reality: were Jane and I counterparts; and, to resolve a contradiction—in two different sessions in that book, were George Rhoads and I counterparts, or weren’t we? Jane was somewhat “out of it”, or better, by session time.)

(“Well, you’d better talk about Jane.”)

[...] When Jane said she wanted to have a session tonight, I suggested it be on herself. [...] We spend more and more time on affairs connected with symptoms, it seems—and those problems, connected with the construction going on in back of the house, where Frank Longwell is building Jane’s writing room in half of the garage, have combined to cut our production a good deal.

[...] During our talk last night, I told Jane that we’d made a serious error in deciding to publish it in two volumes, with extensive notes—that there were obviously other courses of action we could have taken. [...] Jane has been spending most of her time lately using the pendulum, making notes, reading old sessions on herself and myself, etc, but presently I see all this activity as repeating old rhythms. [...]

([Sue:] “Are you giving Jane and Rob information about the personality characteristics of the probable selves of my dream?”)

In the terms in which you understand them, no formal sessions have been held, simply communication at various times of the day which our probable Jane has learned to interpret through the poetry experience.”

(When coming out of trance Jane had a coughing spell.)

Jane Roberts, 1979

(4:16 p.m. As I was leaving for the day Jane asked me what I thought of the sessions. [...]

(Jane was interrupted twice during her delivery. [...]

(Note: At about 9:00 tonight, Jane abruptly became aware of a marked improvement in her walking. [...]

You (Jane and I) have to a large degree thrown aside old belief systems, and dared to rely upon ideas given largely to you by me. [...]

[...] Jane’s pace had been quite slow for large portions of the delivery. [...]

(Seth continued with some personal material for Jane and one of the students in her ESP class.)

JANE’S NOTES

(A note by R. F. B.: Jane was 32 years old when she wrote this poem in April 1961. [...]

(While we were out for a drive in the country yesterday, Jane abruptly wondered aloud if Seth ever dreamed. [...]

[...] Jane called them “the Cézanne days” since she’s still getting Cézanne material)

(Seth immediately began a short discussion of a dream Jane had last night. [...]

(As mentioned in other Seth books, Jane has her own physical hassles. [...]

(In fact, Jane was fairly well “out of it” before tonight’s session, but decided to give it a try.)

[...] He returned at 11:23 with a page or two for Jane and me, and then ended the session at 11:45 P.M.)