“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] There are private objects and public ones. [...]

He will hear of its publication soon. [...]

[...] Rob was preparing Seth’s The Individual and the Nature of Mass Events for publication. [...]

[...] It is important because it involves both private and public circumstances, his attitude toward himself, you, and other people, spontaneity, and restraint.

[...] A human child, true; but an offspring in which the entire history of the earth is involved — a new creation arising not just from two parents, but from the entire gestalt of nature, from which the parents themselves once emerged; a private yet public affair in which the physical elements of earth become individualized; in which psyche and earth cooperate in a birth that is human, and in other terms, divine.

Dictation: In connection with the creation of the universe, and with the creation of public and private events alike, let us for a moment consider a different kind of myth.

[...] They feel misunderstood by the public now.

[...] She is waiting apprehensively to see what the public’s reaction to God of Jane is. [...]

[...] After Ruburt has not been out publicly for a while—to a bar or restaurant—or met people, he becomes frightened. [...]

[...] Even as we prepared this manuscript for the printer, two more of her works, Dialogues of the Soul and Mortal Self in Time, and Aspect Psychology, were contracted for publication by Prentice-Hall. [...]

(Jane talked to Don Wollheim of Ace Publications on the phone today, and he requested that she send him her book on dreams. [...]

[...] Tam asked me if I would consent to having a well-known psychic writer tell my story for me because of the built-in publicity his name would lend. [...]

[...] Payment was to be on publication. [...]

[...] They seemed especially humiliating in the light of what he thought his public position should be. [...]

[...] On October 17, Jane got a letter from her publisher, outlining details for the first full-page ad that he has placed in a national publication for the ESP book. [...]

(Sometimes I become a bit puzzled as I prepare Seth’s material for publication. [...]

[...] They served expression and creativity, and they insured financial security—but at the same time they made Ruburt’s unofficial “dangerous” thoughts publicly available. [...]

[...] Ruburt is worried that I will not know how to address myself to his precious public. [...]

[...] Tam Mossman, Jane’s editor at Prentice-Hall, has notified her by telephone that within a few days she will receive a contract for the publication of this book.)

[...] (Pause.) A disagreement over, I believe, professional papers and publications, rather the contents of these.

Now: When you concentrate mainly (underlined) in Framework 1 and its communications with Prentice, then while overall you do achieve results of a beneficial nature—the publication and distribution of the books in a largely adequate form—there are glaring discrepancies also: entanglements that you do not like because you have taken your intent from Framework 2, where the creative event began, and placed it into Framework 1’s communication system almost entirely. [...]