“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(We’re still working with the pendulum six days a week. [...]

[...] “You’re too late, man,” I said. [...]

[...] See the 503rd session for September 24 for Seth’s comments re Jane’s relief at Prentice-Hall’s approval, through Tam Mossman, of Jane’s book on the Seth material. [...]

(“Is that all you’re going to say about him?”

The letter re-aroused several states of feeling: time taken for “Unknown” 2, for one thing, but also Ruburt was struck by the gullibility of the correspondents, who were saying in effect that they could not lead their lives properly unless Ruburt could deliver the material. [...]

(“Well, I’m sure Jane would like to know what she would be writing while you’re giving us this book.”)

[...] Or do his colors serve other purposes for him that we’re unaware of? [...]

[...] Now I’m sort of sorry that people will know about the Seth sessions; know what we’re doing twice a week; and of course this is partially my fault. [...]

(In addition, I want to do what we can to get sales reports from Prentice-Hall re Bantam sales [which we know aren’t great], and from the Pocket Books/Fell fiasco. [...]

(“You’re talking about the hill house.”)

[...] Still, we’re very pleased with her progress.

[...] “You’re not deserted after all,” I said.

[...] I want to keep it in mind especially re paintings and sales, of course. [...]

(We’re still holding the sessions on Monday and Saturday evenings, which is the routine we initiated after the 805th session was held just seven months ago [on May 16]. [...]

(“We’re taking it easy on you tonight.”

[...] I think I’ve wondered more than once, for instance, about what purposes a given life may be serving that we’re quite unaware of, or blind to.)

(“They’re certainly fascinating. [...]

[...] Then I’ll realize that can’t be, because we’re still in bed….” [...]

[...] Right now, we’re very much aware of all of the good things the people of our world are providing for us and for millions of others, every minute of every day — yet a certain portion of our joint interest in that “outside” world is also directed toward the situation at Three Mile Island, the nuclear power generating plant located some 130 airline miles south of us. [...]

Your statements (of suggestion re Frameworks 1 and 2) are excellent, and should be read over.