“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] First Seth gave a page or so of impressions, names, initials, events, and so forth, that he said he “derived from a certain portion of the girl’s consciousness—disjointed memories, thoughts, and ideas.

[...] On page 3,600 of our own sessions I find this: “The various reincarnational selves can be superficially regarded as portions of a crossword puzzle, for they are all portions of the whole, and yet they can exist separately.”

[...] The entire session took up nine pages of single-typed copy, in which Seth analyzed Doris’ attitudes and traits, illustrating them with specific episodes formerly known only to her, and ending up with some excellent advice.

(See the tracings of the envelope object on page 267, and the notes on page 268. [...]

(It will be remembered that in the last, 63rd, session, pages 158-159, Seth stated that a narcotics scandal was to break in Elmira within 3 months. [...]

[...] On the same day at 7:30 PM during psychological time, Jane once again heard within the static sound described on page 167. [...]

[...] For the most part, I’m presenting only the beginning of the several pages of notes I took from him—just enough to show how even his more personal material can fly in the face of convention (to coin a phrase!):

Ruburt has been waiting until you were ready to actually begin typing the first book, until he saw the actual pages, and knew that you were finished with the bulk of the reference work and so forth. [...]

(“Some dim connection now with Tom Page, as if he’s writing the story. [...]

[...] Jane has already written her first page of feelings; among other items, it concerned her feelings about the delays on Emir, and her sleeping for a couple of hours this afternoon.

[...] Something about it struck a familiar chord: The whole bottom of one page was given over to a sketch of a kangaroo. In the letter, my friend also wrote a page about a family celebration.

[...] See Volume 1, pages 64, 103 and 127. [...]

[...] See pages 167-68.

In these last few pages (since I began discussing my beliefs about Jane’s early psychological conditioning), I’ve indicated the only kind of thinking by which I can personally make sense out of our world these days. Particularly when I consider the “news” on the typical front page of the typical daily newspaper: All too accurately the “stories” of war, pollution, corruption, and poverty and crime show just how little we human beings know or understand ourselves at this time—and how far we have to go, individually and en masse. As the years have passed, I’ve come to trust more and more my own insights into our behavior as a species within the framework of a nature that I believe our kind has co-created with every other species on the planet (to confine my theme to just our immediate environment for the moment). [...]

(This afternoon I wrote Jane a three-page statement. [...]

(9:37.) One of the best influences on him are the few pages in a book by a psychologist about the creative personality. [...]

Although someone begins reading this material on page one, for example, this does not mean that page four hundred does not already exist. [...]

[...] But not quite of the session: Seth continued with a page of material for Jane and me about our work, so things actually wound up at 12:15 a.m.)

[...] See page 40. [...]

[...] See page 39.)

(Before tonight’s session I read to Jane this question: “In the 462nd Session, page 232, you say [meaning Seth] that any perception, however slight, alters every atom within our physical structure. [...]

[...] She trusts her insight, though, and has already written a few pages for the new book. [...]

(Then this noon we received from Prentice-Hall copies of the revised index for Volume 1 of “Unknown,” plus new page proofs of the type chosen for Volume 2—a matter we’d thought already settled. [...]

[...] Died of diphtheria, 1871 (See page 59 where I wrote 1671. [...]

(See the 60th session, page 144, among others.)

(See the Ouija session of 7/3, 1964, page 201.)