“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] “And it’ll be on the book … I’m not used to being so relaxed beforehand, though …” What developed was a very short session, and contrary to her expectations, Seth devoted half of it to Jane herself. [...]

[...] She’s written her own account of the event, so I’ll just note here that at the end of the visit, she spontaneously felt like standing up and walking normally—an impulse that she hasn’t been aware of for a number of years, but is so normal to most people.)

[...] (I’ll bet that he still does, 16 of our time-bound years after Jane’s death!) Jane’s method was her very individualistic way of developing her great, yet consciously unsuspected powers.

(“We’ll take the break.”

[...] I seem to feel an unaccustomed excitement about it all; this hovers offstage, one might say, at the chance that she’ll make it after all. [...]

(“Come out at a quarter to eight,” Jane told me at 7:15, “and we’ll have a session.” [...]

[...] That way they’ll actually be extensions of the material, and a record of results obtained.)

(“We’ll take the break, Seth.”

[...] Turn your emotions towards us, and I think we’ll be able to pick up your objects.

[...] In a way, the cat is more nearly right than I am, because clock-time is an artificial device, and he’ll have nothing to do with it. [...]

[...] Sort of a vitalized fourth-dimensional letter or communication, in which, if you’ll forgive the term, the medium is the message.

(“We’ll take the break.” [...]

[...] It’s time for lunch; maybe I’ll do a few notes afterward….”

(“All right then, I guess we’ll take a short break.”

(“We’ll rest.”

[...] I’ll try to remember to ask Seth to elaborate upon this point, although I also think he alludes to it later in this session.

[...] She’d felt that way today “as if I’ll never get inspired again—I mean in a big way, like I did for Politics....”)

[...] My ideas had been triggered by an article I’d read yesterday in a recent Science Digest article, which I’ll file: At first glance, I’d told Jane later, the article seemed very good. [...]

[...] “But it’ll be a real short one.” [...]

[...] We’ll keep the article on file.)

(“Well, I’ll tell you something: That’s going to take some doing.”)