“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Nor, my dear doctor, is there any reason at this point why I should leap in with both feet, and with wild unrestrained enthusiasm. [...]

Indeed, I should not be harsh, and I do not mean to be. [...]

[...] Nor should Joseph’s part in this endeavor be forgotten. [...]

[...] He is an intelligent and intuitional personality, and should be given credit. [...]

[...] I should not feel guilty at this. [...]

[...] Bill should read the material because the intellectual integrity behind it will appeal to him. [...]

(Seth told me that if possible I should go out dancing as usual with Jane tomorrow night, Saturday, if I felt good enough. [...]

I should add that Ruburt’s decision to continue eating in a normal manner was an excellent one, and the condition is being remedied in that regard. [...]

[...] I should note that yesterday she had no Darvoset at all while I was with her—a space of many hours. [...]

[...] However, that mixture of dread and anticipation I’ve felt every day for months when I went to the mail box should now begin to dissipate.

Ruburt should now remind himself that he is indeed of a robust nature—that he is not frail, and that his skin is not delicate and sensitive, but healthy. [...]

(My counterpart, Peter Smith, and I are both professional artists; we’re roughly of an age, with strong interests in other forms of creativity, such as writing, and in myth and fantasy.¹ A number of the similarities and differences between Jane and me should be obvious to our readers; she also does quite a lot of painting. [...]

[...] “In ‘Unknown’ Reality the reader should focus upon the material from Seth’s viewpoint,” Jane said. [...] What I’ve said in Psychic Politics should certainly add a lot of insight there.”

2. A note added several months later: I see now that I should enlarge upon Note 2 for the 715th session, in which I wrote that Jane “would initiate the transposition of material from Volume 2 of ‘Unknown’ Reality into Politics, since she was so intimately and enthusiastically involved in producing both books at the same time.” [...]

[...] Jane and Seth each say what they want to say from their unique, respective viewpoints — and it becomes obvious that her book should be read as an adjunct to Seth’s.

[...] You should know that I too enjoy a moment of social discourse, or I would not keep you so long. [...]

As a result of Seth’s instructions, both of us began to have some clairvoyant experiences on our own, and we thought we should write to someone who knew more about such matters than we did. [...]

[...] The book should make one point plain: Identity, despite all appearances to the contrary, does not reside primarily in the ego. [...]

[...] This should not be forgotten, and all potential egos have, also, their own possibilities. [...]

[...] This knowledge should greatly relieve the symptoms.

[...] The psychic abilities in his case are, among other things, aided by that balance of characteristics, and these should not be tampered with.

[...] In the most real terms, religion should include all of the pursuits of man in his search for the nature of meaning and truth. [...]

[...] This also should be understood. [...]

[...] Nor am I saying that it should be buried, submerged, or dissolved in a superself. [...]

[...] Section 1 should be entitled “You and the ‘Unknown’ Reality,” with “Unknown” in quotes. [...]

[...] Rather, some “modern” physicists are searching for nonmaterial “particles” that certain theories (one of them having to do with “quarks,” for example) say should exist if the theories are valid. [...]

[...] The full session should be reviewed, especially those parts dealing with the “great inner unpredictability of any molecule, atom, or wave….” [...]

(Much slower after a long pause at 9:10:) Such considerations should naturally spark within you far vaster and yet far more intimate insights—insights in whose light the hazy rhetoric of [...]

[...] In the meantime he should realize that the process itself is therapeutic. [...]

[...] The main issue here is that feeling of responsibility again, so that he writes or whatever because he loves to do it, not because he should or must, and that involves my book as well as his own.

[...] I hadn’t realized she was concerned that I thought she should let her work go on Dreams and concentrate instead upon our private material, but I was quickly able to convince her that I didn’t feel that way.)

[...] It should be fairly obvious that identity hardly resides exclusively within the physically-oriented ego. [...]

[...] Now there is one important point in particular in all this that should be emphasized, and I will repeat it: Certain portions of the self do not manifest themselves directly within physical reality. [...]

Philip should read the sessions dealing particularly with the laws of the universe, that is with the inner laws of the universe, appreciating then the facts that this universe within all universes is spontaneous while having durability. [...]

Mark should read the material dealing with capsule comprehension, as that portion will answer one of his questions.

[...] It should be the first commandment.

[...] Questions abound involving amniocentesis (examination of the fluid in the womb to detect genetic defects in the fetus); therapeutic abortion; artificial insemination; reproduction by in vitro fertilization; embryo transfer (surrogate motherhood); the responsibilities of the legal, medical and religious communities; whether mentally retarded, genetically defective people should receive life-prolonging medical treatment, and so forth. [...]