“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Dawn did all Jane’s vitals; pulse 88—a bit slow, she said, since Jane’s is usually fast, up around 100, which is “normal” for her—temperature 98.1—up a little—and blood pressure, about 120 over 68, which is also very good. [...]

[...] I read the session to Jane before turning her over. [...]

[...] Seth did help her, many many times over the years. [...]

[...] She concluded it in September 1983, then over the next four months delivered a series of 71 mostly short, mostly personal Seth sessions. [...]

[...] The question had been triggered by a sentence of mine in the notes for yesterday’s session, to the effect that I sometimes wondered why Jane’s body, particularly her body consciousness, didn’t simply take over to “even a more profound degree, and see to it that her physical body healed itself even more rapidly so that we could get out” of the hospital. [...]

Both of your “negative” dreams express left-over doubts and fears, and the old concept that the poorest rather than the best outcome of any event will happen. [...]

[...] Starting over can be done — by anyone in any situation, and it will bring about some beneficial effects regardless of previous conditions.

Any anger or hostility should also be expressed, however, while not being overly concentrated upon.

[...] It certainly offered no insights into how the human young were cared for over the long period necessary while they simply grew.

[...] The species do not compete with each other over a given territory, no matter how frequently that appears to be the case. [...]

[...] The sister was older than yourself, and you felt, favored over you by your father.

[...] You felt that she had taken your mother’s place in the affections of your father and she lorded her position over you. [...]

[...] And there’s the feeling of circular ripples from the small wheels, going all the way down to the right foot and toes; and with this, the feeling that these small wheels, circles, or clock-works have been too tight; constricted; and that these in the head are the “master ones” and as they release, motion is being restored to some degree all over. [...]

[...] Our list of such interrelationships contains over 40 items so far, and continues to grow. [...]

[...] Truly, for myself the whole house thing had its origins in my early childhood, over half a century ago. [...]

[...] Five minutes later she said: “Well, I guess that’s it,” and the session was over.)

[...] We had the same questions all over again, without intending to investigate them any more now than we did then.

[...] When you become overly concerned or worried in any area, remember that you are thinking those thoughts while the process of thinking is utterly effortless. [...]

[...] In larger terms, however, your goals are not temporal, so do not become overly concerned—overly—with temporal considerations. [...]

[...] And (whispering) in the time left over, I would like Ruburt to soak his knees.

When he is in error he sees himself as an old hag, overly cautious with his psychic work, knocks himself over the head for not being freer about it, distrusts it, knocks himself over the head for distrusting it, fearful of emotional expression. [...]

[...] Jane and I went over them briefly before the session.)

[...] These begin to slow down at a rhythmic rate toward the peripheries, in your terms over great distances, until actually the outside slower particles to some extent imprison the center masses even though they move much more quickly, but within a confined area.

(10:35.) Perhaps reincarnations are over for a given individual, for example, yet within him is still some sense of yearning for the natural earth with which he has so often been involved. [...]

[...] But that’s funny: I don’t think of Seth being over there — just the information. [...]

[...] Jane, in a deep trance, had spoken for over an hour. [...]

[...] Book work was over for the evening. [...]

[...] I could see that Jane was not only sad that the long project was finished for her, but uneasy, too; she was suddenly set loose, released from a framework that had come to be very familiar over the last 14½ months. [...]

(“2. In our terms of time: What were some of your other activities, in other realities, while you were giving ‘Unknown’ Reality through Jane for well over a year?

[...] I’m just waiting until I get over the shock….”

[...] Going over these two sets of material was routine; nothing had to be returned, and in each case Jane called Tam Mossman at Prentice-Hall to give her approval and to make a few suggestions for changes. [...]

The Christ drama did splash over into historical reality. [...]

“Great discrimination is used to do that; for example, one newspaper item is noticed over others because a certain portion of that item represents some of the dream’s message. [...]

“In the same way the scientific community speaks of grandiose ideals, of man’s triumph over the planet and nature. [...] The sacrifice of, say, thousands of lives in a nuclear accident almost becomes justified in their minds if it is a means toward the grandiose goal of learning how to ‘triumph over nature.’ Again, this intent automatically turns them into mechanics.

[...] He identifies with events over which he is aware (underlined) of having some control.

(It’s over! [...]

[...] I’ll describe the latest of the many courses of action we’ve found ourselves considering over the years as we work with the Seth material, while trying to keep a balance between the realities we’ve created for ourselves and the possibilities we constantly encounter in the “outside” world.

[...] Yet I could see that I confused Jane, for to make such a venture possible we’d have to change certain beliefs and values that are deeply rooted within us; especially those about personal privacy and our reluctance to “go public” with such topical, immediate material, instead of trusting that the Seth material will exert a meaningful influence in society over the long run. [...]

I leave you for this evening—and though the session is over, it is not over at the same time. [...]

(How strange — here I am, typing another session from my notes, when I thought that part of my life was over — that I’d never have another session to type. [...]

(4:55 p.m. “I should tell you,” Jane said as I lit a smoke for her, “but as soon as that program was over, I knew he was going to mention the Abominable Snowman. [...]

[...] I suppose they’ll want to take my temperature and blood pressure all over again, too.”)

[...] We might as well start over,” Jane said after they’d left by 4:18.)