“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She took it from me without opening her eyes, but instead of pressing it to her forehead she held it quietly in her lap with one hand. [...]

[...] She pressed the envelope to her forehead with one hand while keeping the other to her face.)

(At 9:42 she took the envelope for our 75th experiment from me and pressed it to her forehead in a horizontal position. [...]

[...] Without opening her eyes she took the envelope for our 53rd experiment from me, then pressed it to her forehead with both hands. [...]

[...] Her head was tipped down; such was its position that when she held the envelope up, as she has been doing lately, she pressed it against the top of her head. [...]

[...] Without opening her eyes she took Don Wilbur’s envelope and pressed it to her forehead for a moment before lowering it to her lap. [...]

[...] Without opening her eyes she took the envelope for our 44th experiment from me, and pressed it to her forehead.)

(At 10:22, her eyes closed, Jane took the envelope for our 65th experiment from me and pressed it to her forehead in a more or less vertical position.)

[...] We did not press the matter.

“Even in the country, houses can have a closed quality if the mountains or trees press too tightly. [...]

One day while we were still up to our necks in tests, I saw an Associated Press article that really surprised me. [...]

[...] She pressed the envelope to her forehead horizontally.)

[...] I have not pressed this issue.

[...] Her eyes still closed, she pressed it to her forehead, its long dimension parallel to the floor.)

[...] I prepared tonight’s envelope sometime after supper, then forgot about it in the press of other business. [...]

The day after that session for March 11 was held we received a jolt: Eleanor Friede, Jane’s editor at Delacorte Press, informed us that Jane’s book, Emir’s Education in the Proper Use of Magical Powers, was being remaindered—taken off the market because in the publisher’s view it wasn’t selling enough copies. [...] We’d known that Emir hadn’t been setting any records since its publication in September 1979, but we’d also thought the book’s sales were respectable enough that the people at Delacorte Press would keep it in print until it became better known. [...]

[...] [James’s] attitudes and mine so often seem similar—that he was determined to be daring, press ahead no matter what, explore consciousness—while at the same time being attracted to safety, disliking controversy, wanting peace, etc. [...]

(Nor, I might add, had I ever pressed her to do books with Seth on current events. [...]

Now—and I borrow the greeting of a certain energy personality essence: I can note some three and a half years later, shortly before Dreams goes to press, that copies of many items from our estate have been transferred to Yale University Library. [...]

[...] Also, Seth Two had usually expressed “itself” in the singular, whereas tonight’s material was coming through under the plural “we”:) “All con-scious-ness has as-pects that are act-i-va-ted and ex-pressed in all idi-oms or real-i-ties. [...]

[...] But the thing pressed down and was about to bite me again. [...]