“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Somewhat ruefully, I considered all of the work I still had to do to prepare the manuscript of Mass Events for publication.

[...] Sue has a few chapters to go, plus some appendix material, and Tam is due to receive her manuscript in January 1980. [...]

[...] As a result, Jane and I have arranged that upon our deaths our estate—including the Seth material—goes to the Manuscripts and Archives division of the Library. My plan in the meantime has been to transfer copies of as much of our work as possible to Manuscripts and Archives, so that the material can be indexed and made available to researchers and to the public. [...]

[...] After that will come the job of typing the finished manuscript for this massive two-volume work; I do not know when I’ll have it ready for our publisher. [...]

[...] These include the thousands of pages of the Seth material, regular and deleted [or private]; Jane’s and my own journals and other miscellaneous manuscripts, written records, and notes; ESP class tapes; some of Jane’s poetry and art, and some photographs of each of us. [...]

[...] He divided the manuscript into six sections of varying lengths. [...]

[...] This meant that our readers could have access to part of the manuscript while I was preparing the rest. [...]

[...] I quoted that statement in Volume 1’s Epilogue, and now, after finishing my own work on the entire manuscript, I realize how truly apropos it is.

[...] She’s been busy typing that manuscript in its final form. [...]

[...] I have a room I’m converting into a studio, and one in which to work on this manuscript. [...]

[...] One result of our meeting [as I wrote at the beginning of the Introductory Notes for Volume 1], was the decision to publish this long manuscript for “Unknown” Reality in two volumes.⁵

(We’ve been having but one session a week while I’ve been typing the finished manuscript for Volume 2 of “Unknown” Reality. [...]

[...] Since I’ve completed the essays, all I have to do now is “refine” the session notes (and addenda) as I type the finished manuscript. [...]

[...] Jane and I spent two hard weeks erasing most of the suggested changes in the manuscript, and it is now headed for the printer for page proofs. [...]

[...] We thought this general, since Jane’s book manuscripts are usually bound with twine.

[...] It contained the manuscript for the book on the Seth material, plus that of the poetry book. [...]

[...] This took place not on January 25, however, but on February 10, when the manuscript on the Seth material and the poetry book were mailed together. But Jane wrote letter #4, concerning the Seth material, on January 25. [...]

[...] Her transcendent experience led to her manuscript, The Physical Universe as Idea Construction, which in turn led to these sessions. [...]

[...] She’s helped a great deal here, writing the initial version of certain notes, which I’ll then add to before returning the manuscript to Prentice-Hall for printing.

[...] They are training for later work on the speakers’ manuscripts.

3. Actually, Jane began the final draft of her manuscript for Adventures in Consciousness: An Introduction to Aspect Psychology, earlier this month (February, 1974). [...]

[...] I still have the manuscript.)

[...] The interest and the effort mean much to you and will work for your own benefit, beside the fact of course, that you will have in your possession an excellent manuscript. [...]

[...] I’ve let answering any but immediate business mail go while Laurel and I worked on the manuscript for The Magical Approach.)

[...] I became so occupied with the succeeding sessions of this manuscript that I forgot to make the request.

[...] Jane had time to show her manuscript to one publisher — who rejected it — before the Seth material got under way. [...]

[...] I would suggest that Ruburt set aside one day a week for the marketing of his own manuscripts.

[...] Much of this present manuscript, Dreams, “Evolution,” and Value Fulfillment, deals with the development of the individual as it is primarily concerned with the development of the universe: The two are one. [...]

[...] If at the same time you seemed overly critical—to him, now—of a manuscript, say, or his missing sessions, then it seemed approval was denied him from the one person whose integrity he trusted.