“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(11:33 PM.) Ruburt has been worried about the sale of Oversoul Seven, and also waiting for the paperback—afraid that after all the book might be late in its printing.

[...] Jane thinks Tam meant the paperback edition of Volume 2 of “Unknown,” since the week’s sales figures, which arrived today, show sales of some 3,000 copies of that edition. [...]

[...] Jane as Seth was talking about a sale of her work, which has not even yet taken place: “A woman might have something to do with one sale, through influence. [...]

(Today marks a week since Seth’s statements concerning a writing sale on Jane’s part. See the 104th session, pages 125-6. Jane has yet to receive word of a sale of any kind.

[...] I suggest that you do the exercise you mentioned, dealing however with an excellent increase in sales of the books, for this will help many other people, and you also.

[...] The suggestions about sales won’t increase his feelings of vulnerability, will they, just when we’re trying to build up confidence, and so forth?”)

The increased sales do not necessarily involve you with guests of the stature you are speaking of, or with definite appointments made, in which there is direct personal contact.

(Peggy Gallagher visited briefly during the session, to tell me that a camera I wanted to buy was on sale at a certain store.

The impact of the books is something else, again, and the steady sales and those steady sales will continue and accelerate. [...]

There will be another short-story sale shortly for our Ruburt.

(Seth also said Jane would have some short-story sales in the 201st session. [...]

(For this evening’s envelope test I used two sales slips stemming from Christmas shopping Jane and I did. [...]

(See the tracing of the two sales slips on page 179. [...]

(“An engagement, as of an appointment or meeting,” applies to the S.F. Iszard sales slip. [...]

(“A dark or darkish brown coat, the color of some uniforms,” is a reference to a sports coat of corduroy that Jane bought me for Christmas; this is indicated by the Penny’s sales slip for December 18. [...]

[...] In your terms, for example, it would seem as if Joseph could not have seen that house for sale until after a given series of events had occurred. [...]

(10:00.) In your terms it seems that all of that had to happen before the house was put up for sale, so that Joseph, passing by only a few days ago, could see the sign and decide to look at the house. [...]

(Today Jane and I spent several discouraging hours driving through and around Elmira, inspecting homes that were for sale. [...]

[...] They will positively attract others, however, so the qualities in the houses that appeal to you two are precisely the ones that have turned off others, and prevented their sale.

1. I want to note here that at the same time Jane and I decided to buy the hill house, we learned that the house next door, to the west, would soon be for sale; because of a job transfer its owner would be moving with his family to California this summer. No “For Sale” sign had yet been set up in the front yard. [...]

[...] However, I did tell you so, not only concerning the book sale, but also concerning the fact that it would be advantageous for Ruburt to leave his gallery position. [...]

[...] In the 92nd session, September 28,1964, Seth predicted the sale of Jane’s book on ESP by name. [...]

[...] When Ruburt needed jobs he worked in a factory, or he was a sales clerk or a door-to-door sales person—jobs he felt that gave him no prestige. [...]

[...] The sales alone will generate much better contracts.

[...] Both of us were surprised by the predictions, hesitant at taking them literally, I suppose; especially the parts about excellent sales, the beginning of a phenomenon, etc. [...]

[...] She had no idea that much of the yard on the side of the house, from the street to the far back fence, had been earmarked by our landlord for sale to Dr Levine for a parking lot.

The sale of the painting has already taken place within inner reality. [...]

For example, you can see this operate in terms of creativity: money comes to you now without new work involved, in terms, say, of paperback sales. Those paperback sales were latent, so to speak, when the hardcover books were sold. [...]

Never compare the sale of our books to the sale of other books. [...]

[...] I want to keep it in mind especially re paintings and sales, of course. [...] I didn’t expect this sale. [...]

[...] The same elements appear in your own painting and in their sales. [...]

(In his radio and TV tours, Richard offered to mention The Seth Material and Seth Speaks, to help boost sales. [...]