“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] In its ordinary dictionary sense, the term has appeared a few times in the sessions, but Seth’s use of it in the passage quoted above has a special implication, I think; one that Jane and I missed at the time of its reception. [...]

“Seth, would you verify Jane’s reception of the above message?” Rob asked.

2. Jane originated the phrase, “strands of consciousness” — which she likes very much — some 10 months ago while describing her sleep-state reception of multidimensional material from Seth. [...]

[...] Again I suggest a break, merely because this material is new, and we seem to get better reception with short half-hour rests.

[...] With a little urging Jane, a little self-consciously, asked Seth about what kind of a reception such a query would get from the editors at Cosmo, whether they would buy such an article, etc.

[...] The overall reception is dependent upon the wiring and the inner workings of the radio — and (intently) those workings exist apart from the stations they are meant to pick up. [...]

I’m alert, yet open and receptive — suspended in a strange psychic elasticity between poised attention and passivity. [...]

The ego chooses channels of reception with great discrimination, and again, it censors anything which it feels is a threat to its dominance. [...]

[...] One is probably just the state of Jane’s recent exceptional psychic receptivity. [...]

[...] He shall not be reading tomorrow’s newspaper today, but he shall be more receptive to communications from the inner self, and his own ego shall be better informed, though this will not necessarily make it any happier.

[...] Once again she expressed concern about the public’s reception of the material. [...]

[...] One such instance is described in Appendix 7 for Volume 1: her reception of the material for a book called The Way Toward Health. At that time she tuned in to a different “neurological speed,” a faster one, so that much of the book was available to her at once. [...]

Interesting, to speculate upon what kind of reception Jane’s work would have received all of these years, without the Seth material.

Jane and I were very surprised at the initial reception of The Seth Material, then Seth Speaks and Personal Reality (our shortened terminology for those first two Seth-dictated books.) Since we had no experience with “fan mail,” for example, we had no expectations, but as the Seth titles and Jane’s own books were published she came to spend many a weekend answering that most welcome mail. [...]