“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] See my passage on naïve realism in Appendix 12, along with Seth’s own material on the question in Note 13 for that appendix.

[...] The sponsor had sent her one for 1976, also, in which a passage from Seth was given. [...]

(I believe this passage refers to the fact that Louie had returned to Rochester from California a few months ago. [...]

[...] I’d been thinking about those passages, and when Seth returned to the subject tonight I decided to have some fun with our accepted social and scientific establishments by writing this note.

6. Seth’s passage reminded both of us of “If Toes Had Eyes,” a poem Jane wrote some four months ago, which she’s using in an earlier chapter of God of Jane. Here’s the first verse:

[...] A careful rereading of material will in such cases usually clear up such misunderstandings, as you will see when you reread the actual wording of the passage referred to.

[...] Forty-one days have now passed since Jane left the hospital, and this passage of “time” alone has given us more perspective on the whole affair of her illness, and on our beliefs, intents, and desires.

“I think that a too-specific ‘reading’ of reincarnational material leads us to forget time’s simultaneous nature and promotes a ‘nitty-gritty’ attitude,” Jane wrote for me as I was working on these passages. [...]

[...] Jane was fully dissociated, so far-out, she said, that she had no conception of the passage of time, whether five minutes or two hours passed. [...]

I’m including here only some of the passages that were written by my fingers without my knowledge while I was out of my body. [...]

(Throughout these passages, I experienced many instances where Jane while dictating proceeded to answer questions that came to my mind as the material unfolded. [...]

[...] Unaware of the passage of time, she then was awakened out of a sound sleep, not dreaming either, by a thunderously loud voice which shouted to her or at her: “Good night!” Marian told us this was so real to her, so loud and unmistakable, filling the entire room as with thunder, that she sat bolt upright in bed, fully awake and quite frightened. [...]

Much in these passages fits in with material I’ve presented in Appendix 12, on the reasons behind the pain and suffering in the world. [...]

He was also symbolic of Ruburt’s own harsh childhood, and to some extent then conquered simply through the natural passage of events.

I’ve written these passages knowing, of course, that many of Seth’s points and our own are at best theories, if very intriguing ones. [...]

The passages allow him to give me freedom, and also release the physical mechanism to some notable degree. [...]

[...] Voice continues quite loud through the following passage.

[...] Listen to what I say in the context of the passage in that session. [...]

Simply stated, this is one of the thumbnail passages that explain Seth’s concept of God:

[...] It would be helpful to reread those passages in connection with this material. [...]

[...] Then on Friday morning she received another, shorter passage of library material. [...]