“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] One is for our friend Frank. [...]

[...] We think they are excellent-we can identify with them because they “fit” our particular psyches in what we think are ideal ways. [...]

This will be our last session before your well-earned vacation.

[...] The nature of the material to follow will reveal the subject of our discussion at break. [...]

[...] Our good Ruburt has amazed his new director by his sudden bubbling good spirits, and bewildering exuberance.

Now we are going to give you a short break, but we will leave our friend in abeyance. [...]

(Just before I sat down to resume typing this session, Jane made such a remark, about the food she was giving one of our cats for supper.)

[...] Now about our going to Saratoga this weekend?”)

[...] Indeed, our only problem was keeping him from constantly nosing after Mitzi, since she usually ran away from him each time he tried to investigate what must have been changed bodily odors of hers. [...]

[...] As we sat for the session in our “new” den we could hear through the open sliding glass door the mixed chorus of tree toads and various insects echoing through the woods in back of the house, and up and across Holley Road.

[...] It concerned ways by which we could increase our feelings of freedom on a daily basis, and, I thought, was excellent. [...]

Now: That is the end of dictation and the end of our session. [...]

(Jane didn’t feel particularly like having a session last night, and the time just passed without our holding one.

[...] During one of our discussions yesterday, also, I mentioned to Jane some of my own ideas about the power of the Sinful Self, according to Seth’s material. [...]

Again, it is important that you not accuse the Sinful Self (which I took to be a reference to our discussion last Friday). [...]

(Pause.) As that happens, the Sinful Self will also be able to take greater benefit from our sessions. [...]

[...] Our material, and his own abilities, represented various kinds of trials, development and growth, and also implied various kinds of threats of different strengths throughout the years. [...]

[...] From the valley south of our hill house intermittent barrages of fireworks had sounded during the session, and even now crackled anew. [...]

(I also wanted Seth to comment upon my very discouraged reactions to the mail today; the letters were certainly not the kind we wanted in response to our efforts, I thought.

[...] Remind me of other questions at our next session.

(A magnificent Seckel pear tree, well over two stories tall, used to grow on the property west of our apartment house. We often admired it from our living room windows. [...]

[...] This means that our readers can have access to somewhat less than half of that material while I prepare the much longer Volume 2 for later publication. Quite to my surprise, since typing isn’t one of her favorite activities, Jane announced that she’s going to help me type the final copy for Volume 1 — so each of us spent most of the day at our respective machines.

[...] The mass deaths at Jonestown (in November 1978) took place during our long layoff from book dictation, but Seth began discussing the affair almost at once in our private material, as Jane described in her own portion of the opening notes for Session 831. [...]

(This afternoon, by the way, I made arrangements to have our driveway plowed. [...] It’s also going to be plowed by the service station operator who takes care of our car; whenever the snow accumulates to three inches or so, the clearing-out will be automatically taken care of. [...]

We shall let our friend Ruburt decide whether to end the session.

We shall let our friend Ruburt decide whether to end the session. [...]

Then present these to me at our next session, or one at a time, or two, as you prefer, and I will answer them. [...]

(I must have reached the point where I truly don’t think she wants anything but what she’s got — for after all, doesn’t each of us create our own reality? [...]

We will keep our session fairly brief for your convenience, Joseph.

[...] The house of course obviously is at another location than our apartment, The Art Shop, etc. [...]

[...] All of these people are friends of ours, bespeaking emotional involvement. [...]

[...] While our heroine is shown taking a shower on the first two pages of the comic story, the villain is shown skulking outside her apartment window via a fire escape, then reaching in through an open window to tamper with some of the heroine’s personal effects. [...]

[...] I am not concerned about our book, the latest one. [...]

[...] I will comment at our next session, then. [...]

That is the end of our session. [...]