“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] We’re presenting that dream material here because it contains elements of general interest, and covers points some readers have touched upon in their letters to Jane [and Seth]. [...]

[...] Some refugees have already reached the Elmira area, where we live, and upon checking a map Jane and I were surprised to see that we’re only about 130 airline miles north of Harrisburg. [...]

[...] We’re sorry to think that such material will be shelved indefinitely, but there’s no room for most of it in Mass Events, and there probably won’t be in future books either. [...]

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[...] (Pause.) And really Jane, you’re giving your subconscious an awful lot of credit. [...]

[...] She also discussed the title for the ESP book, again offered her help on publicity ideas re this book, and told F. Fell that she was ready to help in any way she could.

[...] In both letters #1 and #4, Jane expresses her willingness to do all she can to help with publicity re the ESP book—write copy, appear on radio or TV shows, etc. [...]

(A subject came up at break that hadn’t been anticipated; I explained to Jane some of the troubles I had had lately re my oil portraits. [...]

[...] I don’t know whether I would have eventually succeeded in taking off, for Jane now said to me: “Honey, you’re snoring. [...]

[...] We’re curious about all of those other disciplines in the arts, sciences, and humanities, of course, so we always look forward to such visitors — though sometimes any new relationship “takes,” and sometimes it doesn’t.

(“Well, I was going to ask why we’re getting all those returns on Volume 1.”)

I don’t know if I would have succeeded in getting further or not because now Jane said to me, ‘Hon, you’re snoring. [...]

[...] “Could it be that we’re really both physical after all?” I asked.

[...] I said Sarah would undoubtedly like to know how the material obtained tonight could be put to use so as to obtain a practical result re Gene. [...]

[...] And I’m sure that you are each aware of the implications that are involved, in your saving ways —in your dislike of waste (re our new dehumidifier, some old soup I threw out, wine, etc).

[...] Periodically we repeat the exercise — but easily, without pressure, confident that we’re doing well. [...]

[...] Jane and I decided to use his passage, with a note, in the frontmatter of the book, for he stressed that until they’re mentally clear about their beliefs people should continue to see doctors.)

[...] If I do, then I’ll start worrying about my responsibility again and forget what Seth says about having the sessions because they’re fun. [...]

[...] The seeking toward birth is a spiritual stimuli that is then re-enacted, but in new creative ways: so that Ruburt in winter, particularly in late winter, is on the one hand working toward new births of energy and creativity; and on the other is aware of the very need for such new birth, that would be implied in a before-birth situation.

(Here are some corroborative notes re pages 436-37 of the last session, dealing with our invitation to a party given by Tom Hartley on Saturday, November 29. [...]

[...] You’re pretty tricky, starting your book like that.”

[...] We haven’t read all of it yet, but from our points of view we’re already questioning some of the conclusions drawn within it. [...]