“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

S A G. Large letters. Capitals. This seems to have something to do with the plane.. 19 three six, or nineteen six six in connection with the plane, type of plane, I believe, or the pilot is connected with a man who in 1936 conceived ideas not used until this particular plane’s construction.

[...] The numbers three, four, five, six. Six being significant.

(“The numbers three, four, five, six. Six being significant.” [...]

...The six, which was significant. [...] I merely meant that two sixes did appear, as 66.

The “something twice” also referred to the sixty-six, or sixes twice. [...]

(“Four, five, no, six, the number six.” [...] There were six of us in our gathering last Saturday evening, when I obtained the envelope object.

[...] Four, five, no, six, the number six. [...]

The four in the beginning was merely my effort to lead Ruburt further, in counting as I did do later on, ending up with our correct six. [...] Also, there were four, initially, and then six. [...]

[...] The numbers four, three, six are connected here, and also a schoolhouse, and a bell, such as one that is rung to some children to school.

[...] Judy said the latest now is that six patients—including Jane—are to stay where they are in Surgical 3. “Thank God,” Jane said. [...] Judy seemed to think that what she’d been told about the six patients was pretty reliable. [...]

[...] She began reading aloud yesterday’s six-page session while I worked with mail. [...]

(“A five six.” Note that Jane, or Seth, pronounced these numbers as five six, rather than fifty-six. Nevertheless I felt five six referred to the age of Ezra Havens when the photo was taken in 1960. [...]

[...] A five six.

The fifty-six did refer to the man’s age.

[...] It did materialize, but six months later.

[...] Those who work the American working hours, for example, could sleep between four to six hours an evening, according to individual variations, and nap after supper. I want to make it plain, however, that anything over a six- to eight-hour continuous sleeping period works against you, and a ten-hour period for example can be quite disadvantageous. [...]

[...] Six to eight hours of sleep in all would be sufficient with the nap patterns outlined. [...]

[...] But again, the efficiency of sleep is lessened and disadvantages set in after six to eight hours of physical inactivity.

(Note: Later that week, I had a similar dream, but the cloth was folded underneath my thighs, bearing me along in a sitting position about six feet above the ground. [...]

(We can’t remember anything else, but the session was short—only five to six minutes—and probably little if anything was added. [...]

[...] Finally, she had only six sessions to go for the book when she came through with this material for herself:)

We also added portions of six other sessions. [...]

[...] I suggest therefore that you hold six weeks of sessions as always at your regular time, then feel free to miss a week with my blessing and your own, and then begin another six-week schedule.

[...] Remember my suggestion given earlier, and positively enjoy a week’s vacation after six weeks of session.

(“Six three.” Jane pronounced this data as six, three, not 63. [...] Six shows twice on the object, and we speculate that March is the third month of the year.

[...] Six three. [...]

[...] We speculated, again, that the double six in the date on the object can add up to twelve.

[...] Since her death many have written to both sympathize and to ask “Why?” She had Seth, didn’t she — for whom she spoke for some 21 years; she also produced six books with him along the way (plus a number of books on her “own”). [...]

[...] In all that time I missed spending up to six or more hours a day with my wife only once, because of a heavy snowstorm. [...]

(I was one of six honorary pallbearers. We stood outside after the service, three in a row facing each other on the porch, while six others carried Joe’s casket between us and down the steps to the hearse.

[...] They cover a six-year period between November 20,1963 and January 19,1970.

[...] By then Jane had been speaking for Seth for a little over six years.

[...] I am doing this for you: I have the impression of a six in regard to the nonphysical self book. Now this is not six years. I do not know however whether it is six weeks you see, or six months. [...]

[...] I seemed instead to hover or be suspended just at the head-height of the astronaut, Aldrin—perhaps six feet. [...]

[...] This was an interruption of the material on Chapter Six of Seth’s book, but as long as a break had occurred I suggested Seth say something about Jane’s cold. She’d had it for perhaps six weeks—since, I thought, we had visited my mother and brother in Rochester, NY. [...]

(Now approximately six months later, she told me last night that the session had shocked her considerably. [...]

(“Six plus one.” Bill Gallagher’s birthday is on July 1—six plus one for a total of seven. [...]

Six plus one. [...]

[...] Jane thinks the idea of this data is correct, in that she wrote the poems for Peg before she wrote the one for Bill’s birthday six months later.

[...] She said something about hospital policy being to review cases after a six-month period, but I couldn’t elicit from her when Jane’s current six-month period might have begun. [...]