“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] A few days ago Jane received a copy of a book of poetry of Blanche’s that has just been published. [...]

[...] They did not know about Seth but were somewhat familiar with our work in ESP, and of course would learn of Seth’s existence when Jane’s ESP book is published. [...]

[...] Rev. Lowe, as I’ll call him, publishes a national newsletter which discusses the psychic elements of Christianity. [...]

Seth had previously given us some information about Matt, his publishing company, and his associates. [...]

[...] His book is to be published, and since he is a female the book is his baby. [...]

[...] The work will be published, and Ruburt will also use it as a basis for his own writings.

This evening Ruburt read some [just-published] material about dolphins and whales. [...]

[...] Most of that material hasn’t been published, although in Chapter 17 of The Seth Material Jane described Seth Two to some extent, including “his, hers, or its” intimate connections with Seth: the subjective pyramid or cone effects she experiences just above her head when contacting Seth Two; and the great energy she feels at such times. [...]

(Finally, the excerpt to follow from the 612th session is presented just as received, but I’ve updated some of the notes for it [beginning with Note 4] in order to take advantage of later material, including some published in Volume 1.)

The ESP book and our material will indeed be published. [...]

[...] Prentice-Hall published both books.

[...] We’re in the early stages of an extensive scientific growth involving genetics, and certainly by the time this book is published much more information will have been acquired, even if it’s of the same general kind. [...]

Do not, from your experience with one gallery, project a negative attitude toward all galleries, any more than Ruburt should do this with publishers. [...]

[...] She wrote this seven or eight years ago, and it was never published. [...]

(Just before we left on vacation on July 19, we received a copy of a letter from Dr. Bernard that he’d mailed to our publishers at Prentice-Hall.)

[...] We had looked forward to seeing that handsome little volume ever since she first conceived of it well over two years ago, before she had a title.⁴ If possible, Jane was even more pleased at the publication of If We Live Again than she had been when her book of poetic narrative, Dialogues of the Soul and Mortal Self in Time, came out in 1975. If We Live Again once more carried her back to her earliest days of creative work, which in turn had led to her teenage dreams of becoming a published poet [she was born in 1929]. [...]

Very clear in Seth’s material, I told Jane after the session, is his message that it would be a great mistake for us to give up the highly creative endeavor of the sessions, regardless of whether they were ever published. [...]

9. In Psychic Politics, which Prentice-Hall published in 1976, Jane describes in detail how she learned about the many aspects of her psychic library.

[...] Jane and I have not seen these published reports.

David let Jane use his telephone to call our publisher when we couldn’t afford a phone ourselves. [...]

[...] I’ve designed this note to supplement Jane’s writing on fragments in The Seth Material, which Prentice-Hall published in 1970.

[...] Those complicated, interrelated happenings are just as fascinating to us now as they were when they were unfolding; we have yet to publish their full story. [...]

Even Chestnut Beads, written so long ago, published in an obscure-enough—forgive me (humorously)—pulp magazine, reaches out into time, and affects a woman’s movement that then did not exist in your terms: Ruburt’s imaginative act in writing Chestnut Beads was that concentrated.

(Not having heard from her publisher yet, as he had promised she would by now, Jane wrote and mailed to him a pretty stiff letter. [...]