“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Both contain information about suicide, and were given after we heard about the self-inflicted death of a young friend of ours. [...]

Dictation: The continuation of our sexual fireside chat. [...]

[...] Included in it was a discussion of his relationship with us, and the place of his books in our lives. [...]

[...] It is almost as if you were able to look at our material from your own viewpoint, and yet at other levels to perceive it from your visitors’ viewpoints. [...]

[...] Ruburt felt the call was disruptive, though he likes our friend. [...]

[...] I would imagine that Seth made his last remark because Jane and I were speculating about the fate of the material after our deaths – getting a literary executor, etc.)

[...] Seth says that we use our inner perceptions as we use our outer ones — to discover more about things in which we are interested. [...]

[...] Rob made a note of the dream and planned to ask Seth about it in our next session. [...]

[...] This simply represents another creative endeavor which he will deliver with our help. [...]

From this, I went into a long dream sequence that involved the death of a young Italian man who was somehow connected with our landlord and another about the death of someone close to a student, Lanna Crosby. [...]

The next thing I knew, I had the feeling that I was hovering in our dark bathroom. We close the door between the bath and living room to keep Willie, our cat, in the living room at night. [...]

[...] On several instances, however, both of us have remembered and recorded our experiences which were similar but not identical. We hope to do much more work here. Rob is now becoming much more familiar with projection, so he and I plan to do some extensive work on our own. [...]

I’m going to devote this chapter to various kinds of dream projections from our own records and those of my students. [...]

He said that he was here to take Carl and me on our second trip. [...]

(We had a hassle over our menu for tomorrow, which I couldn’t locate in order to fill out. [...]

[...] I explained to Jane some thoughts I’d had in bed last night—that her returning home in reasonably good shape would solve all of our major challenges at this time: her career, income, insurance problems, physical freedom, the ability to travel if we chose—all of them, freeing us to start leading some sort of more-or-less normal lifestyle. [...]

[...] “It’s surprising,” I said, meaning Seth’s comments about our doing well in Framework 2, including the publishing angle. [...]

(I do think Seth offered an excellent insight when he said that the blue periods on both our parts were ways of expressing fears. [...]

Now: We will return to our book tonight and Wednesday, and the following Monday and Wednesday, until it is finished.

(A note: According to Seth, the Lumanians were the second of a group of three highly technological civilizations that existed on our planet long before the time of Atlantis. [...]

Now, we shall take our break or end our session.

[...] With our friend Philip, a situation developing involving a white-haired man who is in the background, behind or connected with, the man who suggested Philip seek office. [...]

[...] She has been mentioned in our sessions before.

You may then end the session, unless our county commissioner would like to cross-examine me.

[...] In fact, we can see our box on the road from our bedroom windows, looking slightly north. [...] The box is perhaps 45–50 feet from the bedroom windows, and its backend is toward our house. I can tell if the paper has come, though, by looking across the road into our neighbor’s box. [...]

[...] Perhaps I was merely afraid the experience wasn’t clairvoyant, I said, yet I felt our vocabulary was limited in some indefinable way in such cases. [...]

(At this moment I heard clearly the crunching banging sound of an automobile accident, through our open windows. Our living-room windows command a good view of our street, one of the main ones in Elmira, but a quick look told me the accident was out of our visual range. [...]

[...] Jane looked for our scissors; since we were unprepared it took a few minutes to find them and cut some narrow strips of paper. These strips I used as tapes to measure the circumferences of the third finger on both of our right hands. [...]

(I was now most interested in taking some measurements from both Jane and myself while our hands felt this way, as Bill Macdonnel had helped me do in the 47th session, when we found definite physical evidence of finger enlargement. [...]

My most beloved friends, this is one of our best sessions to date. [...]

Good evening to our new friends and to our old one. [...]

[...] We will let our friend Ruburt take a rest, and resume shortly with our session.

[...] You do not know each other, our guests, and you have come a long way. [...]

[...] Out of due regard to all the wiggling fingers I will let you take a break, and then we shall resume our session.

(All of which is not to say that Jane and I haven’t encountered math in some form(s) in our daily lives, probably at times without being conscious of this. [...] In other words, our contacts with math have been about average, we estimate.

[...] She is to carry a copy of this session to Roger in Boston, with our request for a paragraph-by-paragraph analysis of this material by him, for our records.

[...] Our questions will have to do with the nature of this source, why this particular data came through in this fashion, etc. [...]

[...] The exception is my brother Bill, who looked at the questions briefly last week on a trip through Elmira, from Rochester, where he lives, to Sayre, Pennsylvania, where our mother lives. [...]

By this time you should know that our material on material is excellent. [...]

This is at our simplest and most basic level. [...]

[...] I am endeavoring to end our sessions, for a while at least, at an earlier hour for several reasons, which will not concern you; and I will here end the session, I should imagine with your approval.

[...] And now after this brief explanation I hope that you will look forward to our Wednesday session.

(Pause.) Our material was precisely the kind that would directly threaten old beliefs, so in that regard there were bound to be points of conflict. Ruburt would meet them fairly directly, since after all he was not some hypothetical person reading our books, but the person responsible for delivering them. [...]

[...] It’s a contradictory attitude, of course, since these private sessions are an effort to learn something about our hassles—not a self-congratulatory exercise.

Our late sessions helped bring about several important dreams that I have mentioned, and also activated other therapeutic layers, so that different kinds of messages have been received while Ruburt was in the sleep or dream state. [...]

Our poor results in the last experimental data were directly the result of the fear which he finally faced. [...]

[...] The habit of fear would have finally been reflected here in our sessions. [...]

[...] Rapidity of perception, mobility of consciousness, openness of emotional response, are prerequisites for our work. [...]

We are scarcely beginning our work. [...]

([Ron:] “In other words, in this reality we are faced with decisions in this context, is it true that our decisions can be only constructive and good or destructive and evil?”)

(To Theodore.) Active peace in your direction over there and be glad that you aroused the sort of response in our friend here (Brady) that you did. [...]

(Ron:] “But in the terms that we are all spirits acting out our own inner drama, the term spirit has some meaning?”)

[...] But as I now recall them, without directly checking on our friend the pope, who has, you must understand, gone his own way, I am coming as close as I can. [...]

[...] Actually, Seth’s own book contained so many ideas for future sessions that our problem would be what to explore first — and we would have the unaccustomed opportunity to carry out these studies at our leisure.

[...] After Seth began that chapter Jane and I realized we could become quite interested in biblical history, but our time for learning had been brief. [...]

Now: I will end our session for the evening. [...]

Now we will carry on a discussion begun in our last session.

Our sessions involve projection, although the extent varies. [...]

On some occasions our separate personalities may merge during sessions. [...]

([Theodore:] “About problems, I’m wondering whether to make a distinction between a problem which is a personal thing in nature that we must solve on our own, and a problem that is not so personally oriented but community oriented where the decision you have affects someone else and can be a wrong solution. [...]

[...] I receive it and interpret it from our sources, as I have told my friends. [...]

[...] Our beloved monster here (the cat) intuitively knows what is involved, and you know intuitively, but we want you to understand consciously. [...]

[...] For our friend:

1. Last summer, through the mail, Jane and I had our own encounters with Dr. Camper. [...]