“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The body can indeed run faster than the current record (of 3:49). [...]

[...] I taped the session on the recorder I’d given Jane for Christmas; our friends are to send us a transcript of the tape.

(For the record: This last material may have come through because I got angry yesterday when I discovered that Prentice-Hall had run a two-page ad in the NY Times Book Section, for Sunday, December 2, without mentioning any of the Seth books. [...]

[...] It is nearly impossible to find, for example, any proof or record of that transaction since you did not deal in contracts but relied upon your word of honor. [...]

[...] I’d record the “sessions,” adding times, dates, and the barest sort of other material, so that Jane could build up her own notes around those ingredients. [...]

… may be deleted from the records for your typing convenience. [...]

(The session started late because of our experimenting with a high-quality stereo recording and playing system we bought yesterday. [...]

[...] From the very beginning of the sessions, in late 1963, I appreciated the speed with which Jane delivered the Seth material, and began recording the times involved throughout each session. [...]

(This session is deleted from the record.

[...] It is deleted from the record.)

As usual, Rob methodically records each session in his own version of shorthand and then types it. [...]

(Each line is one thought, one recorded or frozen bit of action; representing or capable of representing many things. [...]

Those of you who cannot practically make any alterations in sleeping habits can still obtain some benefits by changing your beliefs in the areas discussed, learning to recall your dreams and resting briefly when you can, and immediately afterward recording those impressions that you retain.

(I have been keeping a record of my dreams for several weeks now, emulating Jane’s example. [...]

(For the record: Seth referred to Tam’s letter in which he informed Jane that Prentice-Hall had granted her a continuation of the old contract terms and royalty rates. [...]

[...] See my records for a complete account of our efforts with DMSO. [...]

[...] I missed trying on Wed, 8/5. Jane had nothing to add to the record. [...]

[...] I remember the big book my father used to keep the record of the club members’ dues, etc. [...]

[...] (I have a record of these for use in “Unknown” Reality.

[...] I am trying to get these muscles to smile so when you listen to the recording, and if the voice sounds harsh, then remember that the mechanics are not simple either. [...]