“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] We get the duplicated transcript of each ESP class the following week, so we do not have the record for last night’s ESP class session, for January 11, yet.

[...] They have been appearing often enough recently so that she now keeps a separate record of them. [...]

[...] I have notes on the proceedings, and will include them in the record should Seth ever discuss them at some point in the future. [...]

[...] Words become terribly inadequate tools to express what I feel and am trying to write here, for I want to record at once every combination of relationships I can conceive of….

(This session, ordinarily the 562nd for November 30, 1970, is deleted from the record. [...]

[...] Now that you have a recorder you can use it when we have our happy session and it will free you from taking notes.

[...] Not so much because of the time used in the session, Joseph, but because of your labors in recording them.

[...] From past experience we have learned to be careful in trying to interpret this kind of material, and so will not try very hard with this information, preferring to see what develops and then include it in the record.

[...] But while taking Jane’s dictation, I have discovered that while concentrating on recording every word, it is easy to lose the sense of what one is putting down. [...]

[...] Recalling this statement as I had first recorded it, I had wondered about its accuracy more and more as Seth gave us additional information on the much wider abilities of the inner senses. [...]

[...] According to the geological/fossil record, this conflict had resulted in the deaths of entire species. [...]

[...] There’s plenty of evidence around for changes occurring within species, but the “upward” transmutation of one species into another has not been scientifically proven from the index fossil record, nor has it been experimentally verified. [...]

[...] Equally insistent are the puzzles posed by the missing intermediate forms in the fossil record: Where are all the remnants of those creatures that linked birds, reptiles, cats, monkeys, and human beings? [...]

[...] He also spoke of recording some sessions, to which we have no objections. [...]

[...] She woke up often, and at such times was relieved to discover that she hadn’t been holding a session that I wasn’t recording. [...]

[...] Put this in the record or not as you choose.

[...] Records may be possibly found in Boston. [...]

Appointments are made and kept,
And records scrawled in haste,
While bodies wait in crisp white beds,
All untouched and neat and safe.

(Jim T. has been a radio announcer, and we discussed ways to record the sessions, along with my taking notes.

[...] Neither Jane nor I believed I’d mistakenly recorded Seth in either the 724th or the 732nd session; we planned to ask him soon for clarification.

[...] We “discovered” the Pathetique during our courtship 21 years ago, and many times during the following months we listened to the two scratchy old records that carried the piece. [...]

(I humorously protested, knowing that she was really tired, and told her not to say anything that later she’d wish we had recorded. [...]