“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(As is obvious from history—nothing developed from the material below! To my relief. RFB—August 14, 1969.

(I do not think that in my experience I ever “stood” on the moon surface. I seemed instead to hover or be suspended just at the head-height of the astronaut, Aldrin—perhaps six feet. —RFB.

NOTES BY RFB

[...] RFB.)

[...] RFB.)

[...] (Humorously, to RFB.) I will do anything but write the notes for you.

([RFB:] “I enjoy the notes, Seth.”)

(A note by RFB: Jane’s punctuation in her copies of Seth’s Gallagher materials varies at times from the originals—but only in small ways, and not at all in content.)

[...] (Body stuff continues.) [RFB note: Bob McClure died, August 1979, of cancer.] Do two sketches of Bob McClure.

(“A connection with a diamond … Later note by RFB: Ring? [...] This is another method Jane used to approach the idea of my father, and the RFB initials she saw mentally. [...]

[...] This data called for a good amount of vexation on Jane’s part as soon as she opened the envelopes and saw the initials RFB on the note. [...]

(Jane said at break that she had had an image of the initials RFB, and she wished mightily now that she had said so. [...]

[...] Later note by RFB: Very good.

[...] RFB - 6/20.)

NOTES BY RFB

[...] There are hidden rhythms of creativity that you do not take advantage of, and I am not speaking here to you (RFB) alone. [...]

[...] RFB.) …I will at all times —and this is for your benefit, Joseph—I will protect your Ruburt, as I saw to it that he did not appear on the program. [...]

[...] Do only oils by 1970: RFB.)

[...] Later note by RFB: Mother Goose on card carries a basket (of eggs?). [...]

[...] Later note by RFB: Mother Goose is a child’s tale. [...]

[...] RFB.)

[...] RFB.)

([RFB & Pete:] “Good evening, Seth.”

[...] You still allow your imagination to follow your negative beliefs, thus you (me, RFB) are often unable to encourage Ruburt actively, as he is often unable to encourage himself.

[...] RFB.)

[...] You (RFB) proved to yourself that your art could support you when you were young. [...]

[...] (I thought this was my idea: RFB.) You felt he was trying to deprive you further of your part. [...]

[...] He made several distortions, substituting you (RFB) and the book I suggested (Through My Eyes) rather than Ruburt and Adventures. [...]

[...] On your part (RFB) initially as a very definite warning that you were not to put your full energies into a job. [...]