“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Did three excellent pages James—and would have done more except for day’s events—called Edna B. about Cézanne; Tam called; Peg called about those nuts; two fans arrived. [...]

(See page 249 of the 313th session: Wherein a professional man not with John’s company offers John something.)

(See page 253 of the 313th session, describing a change of features John saw transform the face of his district supervisor recently at a meeting in Rochester. [...]

(Regarding the data on page 260: John made no connections about a party, the numbers 4, 2 and one or two others, and something drive, the name of a road or location.

(Regarding the data on page 260: John said Seth’s description of an Andy Gump type fits a salesman in his company named John Winslow and that JW was present at the Rochester meeting three weeks ago, during which time the transformation took place in the features of John’s district supervisor. [...]

[...] Page by page, Jane presented her gift to me during the last year of her life, when she was hospitalized. [...]

[...] (I’m correcting the page proofs for Volume 7 now.) We had never called those sessions in Volume 7 deleted, though, and I’m happy now to trust that they may help readers gain insight into some of their own challenges. [...]

(See the tracing of the object on page 217, and the notes concerning it on page 218. [...]

[...] See the tracing on page 217. [...]

[...] My tracing is quickly done on page 217, and shows little detail, but the drawing on the actual object is very well and finely done, including individual feathers on the wings, etc. [...]

[...] (See page 224.)

[...] My eyes worked some better, I typed an hour or so copying the beginning of James; got five or so good new pages; and muscles in head, ears, eyes, neck definitely were relaxing. [...]

[...] This time I’d been hired to draw a comic strip featuring Tom Selleck, of the TV show Magnum, P.I. I saw the Sunday page of the strip quite clearly in the dream, several times. And each time the balloons in the first of the page’s panels were unintelligible to me, for some reason. [...]

(The following pages of this account will be called A B C D E etc., for insertion into the record after this page. [...]

[...] The following pages contain my own account of what happened, written at various times as memory served. [...]

(Thus the 12th session, of January 2, 1964, begins on page 57.

[...] See Volume 1, page 8. This first session material was given to us through Frank Watts, however. [...] See the 85th session, Volume 2, page 336, for Seth’s statement concerning the Frank Watts material.)

(See the account of the experience on pages 93-94.)

[...] As this material continues to expand it becomes more difficult to pinpoint references on a subject to a given few pages.)

[...] See Volume 1, page 40.

[...] See Volume 1, page 41.

[...] See Volume 1, page 46.

[...] In one place, page two of the results, nine impressions in a row were correct and highly specific, and these added up to a complete picture of the place where the Gallaghers stayed. [...]

[...] He is simply to write even if he only produces five pages that he does not use, or that he ends up throwing away.

[...] But I expect five pages tomorrow.

[...] It appeared on the same page of the newspaper, just above the center column of the object itself, but was attched to another article about Mrs. Berry.

(Note that in the Dr. Instream data on page 136 mention is made of a death, and the initial J in connection with this.

[...] This data was given after the antidote data listed at the top of this page. [...]

[...] I sought elaboration on the picture of a woman data interpreted on page 138. [...]

[...] This page of the session will also be used for future reference.

[...] See page 88 for information on the thermostat cover.)

[...] See the note on page 87.)

[...] I regret that I am unable to give the reader a page number for the previous answer. [...]

(See the tracing on page 211. [...]

[...] See the sessions referred to on page 212.

(I now mentioned the Richard Watts death notice of twenty years ago, described in the notes on page 212.)

(I neglected to mention this on page 217. [...]

[...] On Thursday, October 17, Jane unexpectedly received a royalty check from F. Fell re her ESP book; this after Seth had stated on page 107 that Jane would soon receive unexpected word regarding a book. [...]

(I also wanted the latest word on the status of the auto accident probability data, involving Jane, and given on page 111 of the last session. [...]

(Note that on page 107 of the 442nd session, Seth also predicted a considerable improvement soon in Jane’s physical condition. [...]

[...] On the next page, see the beginning of the flight’s story in The Elmira NY Star-Gazette.)

(“Well, I was going to read Jane the page I wrote just before the session started, but I can do it next time.”)

[...] It consists of three pages of rather closely spaced lettering with numbers incorporated in a few of the paragraphs, a couple of diagrams and a symmetrical symbol representing a mandala. [...] As of this writing she is working on the last page. [...]

(Here Seth refers to the three-page letter I wrote to Jane in Sumari on December 31, 1971. [...]

[...] In her day it had been printed in Latin on one page, with the English translation on the page opposite. [...]

[...] “A connection with a family record; as a page, for example, from a book,” is a hit. The visitor’s pass contains a number code referring to Miss Bunn’s hospital record, Lorraine tells us; and the pass is like a page from a book, in that such passes are kept in spiral books at the hospital.

(See the tracing on page 169 for the test object for this evening’s envelope test. [...]

[...] A connection with a family record; as a page, for example, from a book.

(See the tracing on page 169. [...]

[...] It contained part of a calendar page for April 1965. [...]

(During break Jane mentioned that Seth had not yet discussed my vision, noted on page 223. [...]

(See my notes on page 223.)

(When she opened the test envelope to see a clipping of a section of a calendar page, containing numbers and a few spots of red and yellow, Jane was quite disappointed. [...]