“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(After supper I read to Jane the passages from the session of the day before that Seth had referred to. [...]

[...] It will help you both to reread the passages for Day 1 or Day 2, so that you can remind yourselves of those vital issues.

(“A long passage of time, and then a meeting.” [...] Jane said the passage-of-time reference grows out of Mr. Fell’s questions as to when she was coming to New York, and her reply that she saw no use in it until the ESP book was out; then, in May, she wanted to be in NYC to help with publicity. [...]

[...] A long passage of time, and then a meeting.

[...] That material contains passages that are of special interest here, and I’ve combined them in these excerpts:)

Passage stuffed with fears.

(It might be added here that although question and answer passages are entertaining, they are difficult for me to conduct. [...] Usually though, I can see that such passages are most amusing to Seth/Jane.

The scientist’s (Truzzi’s) letter had some good results, in crystallizing your attitudes in Ruburt’s poetry, and in passages for his book. [...]

(An aside: As I wrote this note I asked Jane if she’d seen the appropriate passage in the astronomical text. [...]

Chapter 2 of Seth Speaks contains two short passages from Seth that I find very reminiscent of Jane’s expression of long sound. [...]

[...] All of these passages show Jane’s attempts to understand her abilities and beliefs, and to relate them to herself and to the world in general.

[...] A series of numbers, and an indication of the passage of time. [...]

(“A series of numbers, and an indication of the passage of time.” [...]

[...] A tiff or argument with a colleague, pertaining to the interpretation of a particular passage in a book, or perhaps in a speech. [...]

[...] Perhaps the passage was on the page number three one five. [...]

[...] You must use your intellect and your intuitions and read some passages four times. [...]

[...] The interested reader will also be able to compare her composition with certain passages in her long poem, Dialogues of the Soul and Mortal Self in Time, when that work is published in book form in September 1975.

[...] This morning I’d reread his brief passages in the session for December 3, in which he’d noted that the affair would be settled to our satisfaction. [...]

[...] For I was embroiled in trying to produce a note relative to a passage of Seth’s in Mass Events about Christ’s resurrection and ascension. [...]

[...] During some passages, up until break time, the volume of sound she produced made my ears ring. I would say that in these passages she exceeded the effects produced in the last part of the 158th session. [...]

[...] Her eyes had remained closed, her voice had been good all the way, with some very strong and vibrant passages. In my opinion these exceeded the loud passages in the 158th session. [...]

(This passage grows out of a very recent call from Betty Taylor, of the Spiritual Frontiers Fellowship group, to Jane, concerning a weekend visit to Pawling, New York in early December, and a possible lecture tour of the Northeast. [...]

[...] This will become clearer when passages concerning action and the ego are read.

The passages will become clear as the personality becomes better acquainted with other portions of our sessions. [...]

[...] You think of being one self after another, each identity being neatly separated from the others by a passage of years, an obvious death and an obvious birth.

[...] It might try to calculate your next passage ahead of time, so that — prudent ant! [...]

[...] Remember, along with these passages, material I gave recently on the uses of the rational mind, and its necessary dependence upon intelligence that it cannot itself directly perceive.

[...] As soon as she’d read that passage on Tuesday, she’d begun to talk about it, to question me, so I knew it had struck a sticky point. [...]