“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The letter was mailed in July, “a spring or summer month.”

(Don was delighted to learn about the sale of the Seth material to Prentice-Hall, and urged Jane to stress this sale to the dream book editor, Evelyn Grippo, in the letter he suggested Jane write.

[...] Last month we were informed through Tam and personal letter from Switzerland that a foreign translation of Seth Speaks may be in the works, but nothing concerning Spain that we know of. [...]

(“This is off the subject, but your material about Christ reminded me of a letter we received from a young woman not long ago. [...]

(A note: Jane received a letter from Richard Bach the next day. [...]

[...] We’re presenting that dream material here because it contains elements of general interest, and covers points some readers have touched upon in their letters to Jane [and Seth]. [...]

(In the word o’clock, the numeral 0 was indicated by the pointer, not the letter o.)

[...] Seldom does a day go by that I don’t answer letters. [...]

[...] Through the mail mother and daughter patched up their volatile relationship enough to begin exchanging letters fairly regularly. [...]

[...] I have every one of those letters and my heartfelt answers in a separate file that I plan to add as a unit to the collection of Jane’s and my work in the archives of Yale University Library.

[...] I like each letter, even the occasional disapproving ones, and reply as best I can. [...]

Following the publication of my first book in this field, letters came from strangers asking for Seth’s help. [...]

[...] (I noticed this particularly, since I have tried dictating letters into a recorder, with noted lack of success. [...]

[...] Our dictionary does not distinguish as to whether inscriptions need be lettering or designs, such as the three glasses on the coaster, or can be both.

[...] Jane has also received a letter concerning some of these poems from Playboy Magazine, regarding their consideration for publication as a book. [...]

(Long pause at 9:58.) When he wrote the letters to his mother they were censored. [...]

[...] She did not tell the Pipers, but she had the whole name in mind by the time the pointer had moved to the letter F. She was quite surprised, and has never had the experience before, although it has been some months since either of us watched others working the board—indeed, since the Seth material began to flow. [...]

Some of Ruburt’s students would receive great feelings of creative endeavor if you allowed them the simple pleasure of making out envelopes for your (new) letter (to correspondents), but you are afraid of sharing that work, menial as it is. [...]

Ruburt has not worked on the dream book since Fell’s letter. [...]

(During break there was a discussion of Grace Rittenberger’s method of giving life readings, especially the form letter of questions.)

Many who write want to develop and use the same abilities, yet it is obvious from their letters that their beliefs prevent them from trusting the inner self enough. [...]

[...] On July 26 Dr. Instream’s letter arrived, acknowledging receipt of the 168th and 169th sessions.

[...] Tam’s letter of today catalyzed her action, however, when he told her that Prentice-Hall had decided to publish Emir through the children’s department. [...]

(Friday evening Jane and I were visited by a psychologist [Ed Ostrander] from Cornell, after an exchange of letters over a period of several months. [...]

I am primarily a teacher, but I have not been a man of letters per se. [...]