“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Sort of a vitalized 4th-dimensional letter or communication, in which, if you will forgive the term, the medium is the message. [...]

[...] Your (to Rose) information was quite legitimate (this referred to a letter Rose received from England). [...]

(As I talked so easily about this, without any conscious foreknowledge or preparation, I realized I’d been mulling over our friend’s letter, and that this was the way my ideas spontaneously came out. [...]

J A B. These letters simply come to me. [...]

[...] I’ve been curious about that statement ever since, and mentioned it to Jane today in connection with my letter to Tam.

(I thought she might be unhappy about a letter she received last Monday from the Macmillan Co. [...]

[...] I will therefore begin with the letter you received from Ruburt’s friend.

[...] Consider the lengthy letter from the young English gentleman. [...]

[...] And always, one bird led each V, with the two sides of the bird ‘lettering’ trailing back quite unevenly — wobbling, flexing, shifting. [...]

(Today Jane was quite upset because she still hasn’t received a letter from her publisher, Frederick Fell, even though Mr. Fell reassured her about the ESP book when she telephoned him last Monday, October 5, the day of the 195th session. [...]

(Today we received a very disturbing letter from Miss Bowman. [...]

(Rather unexpectedly, Seth digressed here to give half a page of information about a letter and some photographs that we had received today. [...]

The truth as far as it can be stated is this: YOU FORM YOUR REALITY NOW, in capital letters, through the intersection of soul in flesh, and in your terms the present is your point of power.

[...] I suggest that this material be sent with letters or other portions of the material, to whatever sources you have in mind. [...]

[...] He had many questions — and was too impatient to finish the letter to Jane that he’d just started. [...]

[...] Seth had stated that Cosmo would return the material, but with a letter expressing interest.

The inner psychological realization is the important event here, rather than, for example, the letter (from Prentice-Hall) itself. [...]

[...] (We still receive from 30 to 50 letters and packages a week.) After supper I wrote a version of the credo, stressing Jane’s ability to write prose and to handle the mail. [...]

[...] I have also sent to the library the originals of many thousands of letters from readers. [...]

[...] I’d run quick errands to the drugstore and the supermarket, and written two letters to correspondents explaining that we had no time for visitors. There was more than a little irony and humor connected with my efforts here, though, for no sooner had I sealed the second letter than there was a knock on the front door of the hill house. [...]

[...] Holding the object this way, lettering of some sort in here. [...]