“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(“What will Peter [Murtough] think when he gets Jane’s letter?”)

[...] Ruburt received another letter today (which I have yet to read), from someone experimenting with the kundalini version of energy, in which the final results were poor, leading to a fear of energy itself. [...]

If you believe in the laws of cause and effect, as accepted, or in the laws of polarity, as accepted (and explained in a letter we received today), then you will be bound by those laws, for they will represent your artistic technique. [...]

[...] They share the consciousness of the material upon which they are printed and the various individual letters themselves, by their position and reality, make each unique piece of paper upon which they are written original from all others.

[...] “But the fact is, we’ve received plenty of letters that I could have used since then. [...]

[...] He said nothing about the numerous names and dates, the visitors or letters mentioned in the sessions. [...]

[...] Again, we exchanged no cards, letters, or communications of any kind. [...]

(The date within the circular cancellation is not clear as far as the last two letters go. [...]

[...] As noted on page 17, the last two letters of the month are missing within the circular postmark on the back of the card. [...]

[...] The insight was triggered by a remark she made while we were eating, as she read one of the letters I’d just picked up at the mailbox.

“The letter-writer described several well-known esoteric organizations that he belonged to — while also asking for personal help from Jane. [...]

[...] I mentioned three questions I hoped Seth would cover at least in part: Jane’s projected call to Tam at Prentice-Hall tomorrow morning, re substituting Seth’s new book for Adventures; Jane’s planned letter to Eleanor Friede about Rich Bed; and whether Jane should continue with ESP class.

Now I have an important suggestion, to which I hope you will acquiesce, and it is important: You must really form a letter, a nice one, thanking people for their interest, explaining that for now private sessions are not given for individuals. [...]

(Pete also wants a copy of Steve Blumenthal’s last letter, so I’ve made a copy of that to mail him with the Infirmary material today. [...]

[...] For example “Am I afraid of the implications in this letter?” and then, according to the reply and circumstances, Ruburt answers the correspondent in a particular fashion, states his feelings, or does not answer at all.

(We also discussed a letter Jane had received today from a young man who’d visited us unannounced a couple of months ago; he thinks he’s being bugged by nasty voices from outer space; before that he’d insisted that Seth was speaking through him. [...]

[...] But once again irony enters in on my part, for I’m afraid our answer is that in general science isn’t even aware of the existence of the Seth material, notwithstanding the letters of approval and/or encouragement we receive from individual scientists, representing a variety of disciplines. [...]

[...] Whatever their status, Jane and I take heart from the letters sent us by many thousands of readers, who have time and again explained how they put the Seth material to use in very positive physical and mental ways. [...]

I am of course pleased about Ruburt’s letter. [...]

(The letter Seth referred to was one from Jane’s publisher, received today, concerning her book on ESP. [...]

[...] He received a letter from a person whose name begins with M. There was a phone call at dinnertime—that is, the night meal. [...]

[...] I saw fairly clearly a four-column layout set in type; at the top was a plate for printing a photograph, with headline lettering on either side of the photo. [...]

(Copy of my letter, used as the object in the 70th envelope experiment, in the 285th session for September 12,1966.)

(Notes: Today Jane called Tam about the continuing hassles over the disclaimer for Mass Events, and learned several important things—among them that the legal department is now “drafting” a letter to us, explaining their position in the matter. [...]

[...] We’d received a formal letter about that from the legal department of Prentice-Hall last Friday; today Jane had been “picking up” on it. [...]

(Pause.) Today’s mail shows of course the better side of your readership, letters from people in many walks of life who are not fanatics, but who are normal individuals who recognize quality and who are seeking it. [...]

(I wrote Eleanor Friede a letter, agreeing to purchase the film for Emir, as both she and Tam have suggested. [...]

[...] Temporarily (underlined), you could open and read his mother’s letters and inform him of anything he should know. [...]