“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Soon we’ll be able to start sending out Seth’s own letter to some of our correspondents; he dictated it in the 633rd session. [...]

I will then close our session. [...]

[...] He has been exercising spontaneity, and paradoxically enough, it is upon spontaneity that the regularity of our sessions depends. [...]

[...] It appears that he’s right so far, considering what our lawyer told me this morning about talking with the hospital, doctors, and Blue Cross.

(Frank had an idea about placing one of our old chairs on rollers so Jane could be wheeled right beside the john to slide over onto it while she was having walking difficulties. [...]

(The article led me to wonder why we behaved as we did, as a species, with seemingly little change throughout recorded history; I wondered what purposes, what real sense, lay behind our attitudes and actions, etc; Jane and I had a little discussion about it.

[...] I will resume however at our next session. [...]

(Jane said she treasured every day we’d been together throughout our marriage. [...]

[...] Our windows were open and the sound seemed especially bothersome. [...]

Now when Ruburt imaginatively saw the trailer, and so forth (on our Sunday drive last weekend) and experienced that mobility in imagination, your reaction was the same as the one used for my analogy above. [...]

[...] A note: It appears that the family of raccoons inhabiting our fireplace chimney may have left—or so it seems. [...]

[...] So our information must somehow appear within the small scope of what you recognize as reality, or you will not perceive it.

[...] However, we do have the testimony of many who know us, plus years of sessions on record, plus our own memories. [...]

[...] At the same time, I do think we’ve made some progress through our own work with the pendulum.)

(In any event, through our conversation before the session, we felt sure that Seth knew what we’d like him to discuss tonight.)

[...] (Eyes open.) The woman’s death was foremost as far as probabilities were concerned, and yet at many points at the time of our session she could have altered those probabilities.

I spoke of many minds in our last book session. [...]

[...] I will go more deeply into the whole affair—perhaps our next session can include, as this one has, a section on Ruburt’s condition first, and then a discussion of other matters.

(There had been an accident, or fire, or both in our section of the city after the storm broke loose. [...]

(We took our Christmas tree down today, after enjoying it through the holidays. [...]

[...] There must still be much we don’t know, I concluded —-many things that Seth hasn’t even touched upon yet, and that are undreamed of by us from our viewpoint. [...]