“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

At one time — in your terms — I myself acted as such a guide; as in a sleep state Ruburt now follows the same road. [...]

You had better take a break for Ruburt’s sake.

Now: Give us a moment … We are speaking quietly to keep Ruburt in a particular state — but (humorously, leaning forward), we will not whisper.

Ruburt has at times been able to throw his consciousness into small physical instruments (computer components, for instance), and to perceive their inner activity at the level of, say, electrons. [...]

[...] It does no good to call these forms hallucinations, for they are no more hallucinations than the chair in which my friend Ruburt now sits. Ruburt told one of your friends to respect physical reality. [...]

Ruburt’s experience with your Miss Cunningham was quite legitimate. [...]

[...] Of course, Ruburt was out of his body when he saw Miss Cunningham, who was in the same condition.

[...] Ruburt here thinks of his mother Marie. [...]

(“Ruburt here thinks of his mother, Marie. [...]

[...] I would speak with you longer, but my friend Ruburt has said good night to me, and as always I respect his wishes.

Ruburt was correct in the answers he just gave you.

For several reasons, as mentioned by Ruburt, I do not want to give any more detailed information as to the name that will be used, or the land of birth. [...]

[...] Again, Ruburt picked this up from me this afternoon: When I deviated from the original outline as given (in the 510th session for January 19, 1970), I gave chapter headings. [...]

— and as Ruburt supposed, dictation, as from our last formal book session (the 805th).

[...] While Ruburt was working at one of his books a few days ago, he heard a public service announcement. [...]

[...] Ruburt’s book The Afterdeath Journal of an American Philosopher: The World View of William James explains that feeling very well. [...]

[...] Seth withdrew rather abruptly, and noticing the change in Jane, I added, “I’ll help Ruburt get back if there’s any need.” [...]

[...] Again, remind Ruburt of the roles of the conscious and subconscious minds—and once more, remember that you are being tuned up as well. [...]

[...] Because of Ruburt’s limited scientific vocabulary, this is somewhat difficult to explain. [...]

[...] Ruburt’s “cold,” the bothersome eyes, are all connected with unusual muscular activity of the jaws, head, shoulders, arms and hands. [...]

[...] I am waiting to see how you do, and Ruburt will be mad at me because he will say that you will not be spontaneous if you know I am around and, you see, you must prove him wrong. [...]

[...] He came here a few evenings ago (Monday, February 5), and then attended Ruburt’s class the next night. [...]

[...] Ruburt is quite right in thinking that this is far worse than any physical shock therapy.

The confidence that Ruburt receives in such circumstances is of great help to us all. [...]

Ruburt will find incidentally that his book of poetry, the new and rather swiftly written one, will be published. [...]

[...] A few comments only regarding Ruburt. [...]

[...] And Ruburt has been helping you project.

[...] Ruburt is having the session now because he wants to make sure he does not miss anything. [...]

Ruburt’s interpretation of the letter is correct. [...]

(“Was Ruburt, or Jane, ever a Speaker?”)

Ruburt was.

[...] In his (unpublished) apprentice novels, Ruburt (Jane) did two or three versions of an episode with a priest he had known in his youth. [...]

Because the episode was used on two or three different occasions, Ruburt could see how this memory changed. [...]

It should be obvious that in Ruburt’s case no such habitual rejections by his ego have backed up in this manner. [...]

As far as Ruburt’s personality structure is concerned, we are extremely fortunate. [...]

In these terms, and giving the simplest explanation since your friend is not well acquainted with our previous discussions, my last growing-up period occurred in Denmark, in the same approximate period as the one given previously for a previous life of your own, Joseph, and of Ruburt’s.

It develops, again, as you know, Joseph and Ruburt, it expands as an idea expands, taking up no space. [...]

[...] My kindest regards to Ruburt and yourself, and my regards to the man who asked that the questions be given to me. [...]

For a few days — at least when possible — read Ruburt those portions of yesterday’s session that were devoted to his condition.