“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] After break Seth delivered two pages of data for Jane and me, and the session ended at 11:01 p.m.)

A torn page of a pad or notebook, with numbers written on it, either for the Jesuit or in his handwriting.

A page number 397 connected with him. [...]

(Neither Jane nor I could remember what last Thursday’s session was about, and I had but one page of it typed from my notes — a situation quite similar to that prevailing before the last session. [...]

[...] And since we decided that we were up to it, Seth returned in a quarter of an hour with better than two pages of material for Jane and me. [...]

Ruburt once received a few interesting pages from a world view, in which the author spoke, in archaic terms, of being a person who was a “life-taster,” sent by God to taste the quality of man’s experience, so that God might know what new ingredients might be added.

(Another point I want to mention in connection with Seth’s material earlier in the session on psychology: His reference on page 3 to “evolutionary science” stems probably from our reading lately an article on Robert Jastrow, an astronomer connected with NASA. [...]

[...] See also page 141.) He returned to help you and show you the way. [...]

[...] See also page 139.)

[...] (and this is more important than) 10 pages of notes and dates that you cannot check, since the lives were so long ago. [...]

(1: See page 362. [...] 2: See page 362. [...] 3: page 362. [...]

(On January 16, in the 312 session, Seth said “money will be arriving shortly " page 247. [...]

(“Session #313, January 18, 1967: M.J. [Shuman], page 250.

(This session is in answer to two highly creative pages Jane wrote between 7:30—9:00 PM this evening. [...]

(Jane’s pages are with her Aspects II manuscript at the moment, and may be incorporated in that book. [...]

(The technique certainly worked well—see my notes on page 246.)

[...] See page 246.)

Ten pages is too much to do in one session with the pendulum. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) If on page 2, say, the pendulum says that it feels the symptoms are no longer necessary, then in following questions for that day take that answer as given, and do not ask questions that would undermine the given answer, as if you do not trust it. [...]

[...] Blessed are my hands and fingers through which creative energy translates intuitions, poetry, and knowledge to the typewritten page. [...]

[...] Straight and free are my arms, so that intuitive knowledge can flow freely through them, out through my quickly moving fingers to the page. [...]

[...] After giving a page or so of information for Jane and me, as usual, Seth ended the session at 11:55 P.M.

(As mentioned earlier in this manuscript, Jane had received several pages of “James material” which she’d included in Psychic Politics, and Seth had given a session last year explaining her “subjective connections” with James. [...]

[...] She discussed the book to some extent with Patty Middleton recently; and I’ve talked about it at times, although without referring back to the typed page.

(See page 1, for the transcript of Nov. [...]

(See the 2nd session, December 4,1963, Volume 1, pages 15 and 16.)

[...] [See the poem on page 28, Session 5, in Volume 1 of The Early Sessions.]

(See the 87th session, page 11, etc.)

[...] Jane’s delivery had been quite animated giving the last few pages of the session. [...]

(In an effort to further clear up Seth’s rather involved interpretation of Jane’s dream of September 7, I made it a point to ask Jane just before the session was due tonight about the statement Seth-Jane had made on page 46, involving Jane’s friend, Marie Tubbs, in childbirth. [...] See pages 74-75.

[...] See Seth’s diagnosis on page 77. [...]

[...] See page 47. [...]

(See Jane’s psychological time experience of October 30, page 102.)

[...] See Volume 1, page 83. [...]

[...] This information was given in the 99th session, page 84. [...]

(See Jane’s psy-time experience of November 6, page 127.)

[...] See page 128. [...]

[...] The Appendix in Seth Spreekt is only 11 pages long, chopped down from 67 pages.

[...] The story sprang out of the hilarious way she’s taken to addressing Mitzi in regard to that cat’s gifts from heaven; I’ve been telling her that the affair would make a great children’s book.³ In the several pages she wrote this evening Jane presented her material quite humorously, in a manner reminiscent of, yet different from, her second Seven novel, The Further Education of Oversoul Seven, and her Emir.⁴

(See the 10th session, page 48, and the 12th session, page 59, in Vol. [...]

[...] Earlier today, rereading the 54th session, page 90, she had made the intuitive connection that Seth’s referral to the day May 23 twice did indeed refer to two separate events. [...]