“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] But you know: If you think you’re on to something no one else has, you’re afraid you’ll be called batty by the rest of the world … Seth is a great organizer, though. [...]

(“We’ll end it then.”)

(“I’m afraid we’ll have to close then.”)

(“All right, we’ll continue for a few more minutes.”)

(Since Seth makes further reference to this incident, I’ll describe it briefly, though waking projections will not generally be discussed in this book which is devoted to dreams and related material. [...]

[...] At the moment I’ll list the correct pieces of information that Jane and I can easily identify.

(“We’ll take a short break then.”

[...] It’s too bad I can’t get it instantaneously.⁸ I really want both sets of material, so I guess I’ll wait and see what happens….”

[...] Neither of us could tell what went with what, though; perhaps we’ll get information that will help us make some connections; perhaps I can present a list of such correlations in a note.

[...] Ruburt’s mind, believe it or not, is much like my own; though, if you’ll forgive me, in a very limited fashion, therefore the distortions are much less distortive, much less harmful, and more easily discovered and cleared.

[...] “If people see you staggering around they’ll think you’re loaded.”

[...] ‘You’ll go on and develop your own way in this probability system,’ I say. [...]

[...] [I have a pair.] I said, as I walked out the door: “Well, Bob, I’ll be seeing you. [...]

[...] The ad copy extols the virtues of Rosemont White dinnerware: …you won’t think twice about using it every day, and you’ll show it off when company comes, too.

[...] As you’ll see here, Seth calls me Ruburt, and Rob, Joseph. [...]

(“I’ll keep trying. [...]

(“Well, regretfully we’ll have to end it, I’m afraid. [...]

[...] Jane delivered the introductory session on that subject on March 11 of this year, and I’ll be quoting from it in a note. [...]

[...] Jane used to say to me: “I told myself that if I let myself do that, then I’ll do this in return,” One can say that that kind of equation hardly represents a mystical view, yet I know that in her case it does. [...]

[...] Right now I’ll make just one point: The priest, burning Jane’s books in the backyard of the house she lived in, taught the growing girl in most specific terms that she had to protect her natural abilities and her inquiring mind even from the very institution—the Roman Catholic Church—that she had so strongly identified with.

“I’ll ask Seth,” Rob said, smiling. [...]

[...] I’ll paraphrase them here: Simply buy a notebook to be used exclusively for dreams. [...]