“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Yet every so often in this series I’ll be including sessions that are also of more outgoing subject matter—more like the sessions in Jane’s published Seth books. [...] When we get to the Rembrandt material in this series I’ll offer my interpretation of Jane’s very interesting world-view material.

[...] When I finish these volumes of personal sessions I’ll be publishing with Rick Stack’s New Awareness Network the transcripts of many of those always hilarious, incredibly active, crowded and loud meetings: full of Seth sessions, member dialogues and repartees and questions that erupted in those weekly classes that Jane held in our apartment’s small living room. [...]

[...] That, I’m sure, is a privilege I’ll have full freedom to carry out, if I choose to. [...]

But even trying to take into account all that Jane accomplished, I know that while I proofread the galleys of The Personal Sessions as Rick Stack of New Awareness Network sends them to me volume by volume, I’ll still come across material that is new to me. [...]

(“We’ll close it then.”)

(“All right, we’ll take one now.”

(“We’ll take a very short break.”

(“We’ll take the break, thank you.”

([Rachel:] “If you will, I’ll write it down for Ruburt.”)

(“We’ll take the break.”

([Gert:] “Not only that, he didn’t make himself part of the group, if you’ll excuse me, and I hope we are not projecting again. [...]

(“I’ll say.”)

(“We’ll take a short break then.”

[...] Jane was tired this evening, and said, “If Seth can get anything out of me tonight he’ll be doing good.” [...]

[...] But instead: “Well, I guess I’ll do a Seth thing tonight,” she announced, rather to my surprise, “but it won’t be long at all….” [...]

“I wonder what you’ll be doing six months from now, if Seth’s right?” I asked. [...]

[...] I just hope we’ll get all that great stuff when we do have sessions….” [...]

[...] I was nervous before this one, and I’ll ready the last book session before next Monday....”

(“We’ll take the break.”

(“I guess we’ll end it then.”)

(“Then we’ll call it a night.”

[...] “Now I’ll have to wait for things to sort themselves out,” she mused. [...]

(“We’ll take the break.

[...] His emotions were not creatively—if you’ll excuse the term—destructive. [...]