“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(I gave her the note finally on Sunday, and she answered it, so we’ll see what develops, if anything. [...]

(“We’ll take the break.”

(It also seems that I’ll never be finished with “Unknown” Reality. [...] I do know it’ll be done some day—and never again.... [...]

(To me this is like someone saying, “If you don’t love me I’ll get sick and stay sick.”)

[...] “I feel so dumb, and now you’ll yell at me—”

[...] Perhaps I’ll never really know. [...]

[...] So “real” time and trance time have each vanished: And this week I’ll go into trance, and again Seth will dictate part of another book that Rob will be typing up for publication a year or so from now. [...]

[...] “The Seth Material will be published, and you’ll help the world — it’s too much! [...]

[...] I’ll ask him to comment, if he doesn’t on his own.”

I’ll go along with your little joke about Malba Toast of the Midplane. [...]

(“We’ll take the break, then.”

[...] “I’ll have a smoke while you read it to me.” [...]

[...] Mary Jean said she’d relay it to the head nurse — where I suppose it’ll die. [...]

[...] And as with The Way Toward Health, she doesn’t know whether she’ll ever carry The Wonderworks any further.

(One thing I’ve learned above all else: I’ll never again create a situation like this, where years pass before a book is delivered to the publisher. [...]

(“We’ll take the break.” [...]

[...] By the looks of things, she’ll have more such episodes that we can add to later chapters. [...]

[...] “I’ll be ready in a minute. [...]

(“We’ll take the break.”

[...] We’ll be sending a copy of the session to John Pitre.)

(I’ll add that both Seth and quantum theory predict the spontaneous creation of particles of matter out of or in “empty” space—events that, it seems to me, go against some of the laws of conservation. [...]

Some day, for our own amusement—but hardly with the idea of convincing others, let alone influential scientists—I’ll ask Seth to comment upon whatever connections may exist between his ideas and those embedded in quantum mechanics. [...]

[...] Jane was 35; she’ll be 53 tomorrow.)

([Gert:] “I’ll take it both ways, Seth.”)

[...] Think it over for it was a simple remark and you’ll have no trouble. [...]

([Brad:] “Not as a play on words—but is it conceivable he’ll come back on another plane?”)

(I’ll note here that on tomorrow’s menu I ordered a Thanksgiving Day meal for me also, so that we can eat together. [...]

[...] She’s been having a lot of spasms, and fears the catheter was loosened enough yesterday that she’ll have to have it changed tonight. [...]

[...] “I’ll try to keep my voice down,” she said. [...]

[...] However, we’ve accumulated quite a bit of unpublished Seth material on dreams, and I’ll start looking for chances to insert some of those data in the rest of “Unknown” Reality.

[...] I’ll try more such things. [...]