“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I think they’re very effective; I try to keep them constantly in mind:

[...] Generally speaking, such visits will involve you however with one main environment, so you could do that indefinitely, and we will want you to have more experience than that. (In Book 1, see Session 28 re Miss Callahan.)

(Since August, when this session was held, it seems that little if anything has developed re Jane’s helper. [...]

(This Saturday evening we’re to be visited by Scott and Helen Nearing, who are spending the day at programs for a homecoming festival at Mansfield.

(Seth returned.)If you are ready to tell secrets we’re all ready to listen. [...]

[...] You’re not going to get two sentences about one subject, then switch to another one….” [...]

[...] “I don’t know where that came from,” she said, laughing, “but anything you want to know, just ask …” At this time we’re content to keep a record of such instances while “Unknown” Reality grows. [...]

(As we were eating lunch today Jane said she thought Seth would discuss the question of good and evil, re our conversation on those subjects the other day. [...]

[...] I told my wife I’m particularly pleased that even though we live within the confines of a small city, we’re also in close contact with the natural world and its creatures. [...]

(Seth’s reference to experimentation on our part involved a discussion re holding another “seance” involving Jane, Bill and I. We had meant to set a date for such an effort but neglected to do so.)

[...] (Re Jane’s own use of the pendulum after breakfast.)

[...] As Ruburt would say, they’re the space garments you don in order to dwell upon your earth. [...]

[...] that when you’re a kid you pick up certain ideas about what kind of a person you want to be—from a photograph, a corner of life, an edge, and you put all those little things together into a personality. [...]

[...] We’re always on the watch for negative suggestions, and some of the nurses dispense these very freely. [...]

[...] As Ruburt would say, they’re the space garments you don in order to dwell upon your earth. [...]

(“They’re difficult to ignore. [...]

(Ron:] “It was just a general question of, could you see the room in the same terms that we see it, when you’re not looking through Jane’s eyes, if you wanted to or would it...”)

[...] They’re all classics. [...]

(Jane has her own full set of notes re the experience.)

[...] And she’s had many signs of rather profound changes initiating themselves throughout her body—all good things for which we’re very grateful. [...]