“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] On Jane’s part, one of her counterparts, Zelda, has traveled far away, although maintaining a tenuous, infrequent contact by mail. [...]

[...] Jane will mail the material tomorrow.

(Not having heard from her publisher yet, as he had promised she would by now, Jane wrote and mailed to him a pretty stiff letter. [...]

I believe his mail is late because of the storm, and that he will receive a letter from the Midwest, later than he would have ordinarily. [...]

[...] It seems that her department and Dr. Rhine’s are somehow linked at Duke, and that his incoming mail goes through her department. [...]

(Jane feels she could have had a session at about 3:30 PM, Saturday, after a rejection from Playboy arrived in the mail. [...]

[...] Those ideas come to him constantly, of course, or those suggestions, through the mail, the expectations of others, or his observation. [...]

[...] Historians generally say, for want of any other facts, that these business transactions were done by mail, etc.

[...] By mail and telephone, Jane has been getting more requests for help than she can handle.)

[...] He’s mailing a book to Jane today.

(A few days ago Jane received in the mail a combination date book and calendar — quite an elaborate job, in color. [...]

[...] Margaret Bumbalo told me she and her husband were going up to their cottage on the lake; they asked that I take in their mail.)

[...] She’s been painting, answering mail, and writing poetry. [...]

[...] We know the mail from European readers will very gradually increase, just as it did after Jane published The Seth Material in the United States in 1970.)

[...] I mailed the finished manuscripts for Mass Events and God of Jane to our publisher on July 2 and 18 respectively. [...]

Early in September Tam mailed back to us, for our approval, the copy-edited 484-page manuscript for Mass Events. [...]

[...] There was nothing mailed in connection with the birthday party, or the object, etc.

[...] The four of us agreed not to exchange mail, leaving any communications up to Seth while Bill and Peggy are on vacation.

[...] We had the fireplace cleaned a couple of years ago, however, and with that break in routine I gave up using it: By then my time had become so taken up each day with what seemed like an endless list of things to do—with trying to help Jane, with working, with running the house, with answering the mail and so forth—that I just stopped making fires.

[...] The solutions in Ruburt’s case lie in all of those areas with which you are normally concerned—the mail, the sessions, the psychic abilities. [...]

[...] At the same time Seth was to give his impressions, and each week we would mail the sessions to Dr. Instream. [...]

(For the record: On June 1,1965 I mailed to Dr. G. H. Instream a letter explaining something of Jane’s ability and the Seth material, plus a list of the inner senses, a list of the basic laws of the universe, and copies of sessions 138, 141, 142, 149, 153 and 154. [...]

(A somewhat similar question arises concerning a dream Jane had on November 30th, and a few lines of the data given for the 22nd Dr. Instream test; see the following lines on page 104 of the 213th session: “He received a book by mail today, a biography sort of book, having to do with a personality of the late 1800’s. A medium.” [...]