“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Earlier today she’d showed me how she’d discovered quite by “accident” that she could reach down to touch the inside of her right thigh with her left hand—farther than she’s reached in a long time. [...]

[...] “Jesus,” Jane said as she rested, “the room got a lot brighter that time.” [...]

The weight of unfortunate beliefs perhaps falls heaviest on the older segments of the population, for the beliefs have had a longer period of time to operate relatively unimpeded.

[...] Its expression may be impeded at any time, but the unique energy of each individual is not drained away because of age alone.

He has blocked me several times when the cat lover and Jesuit were here, and the circumstances were good for a spontaneous session, particularly good, in fact. I had something to say each time and those moments are gone. [...]

A hat was nearly lost… Tea time in a place that sounds like Abercrombie. [...]

[...] I think most of the time I’ve been reading as well with these glasses as I did with the bifocals; though normal vision hasn’t returned as yet; it’s a hell of alot better.

[...] You bury them at your own expense in time and energy.

[...] His attitudes toward such activities may indeed be something else again, but he is working those out, and needs some time to do so. [...]

(“Well, I was going to read Jane the page I wrote just before the session started, but I can do it next time.”)

[...] Generally speaking now, Dick and Ida seldom followed their own impulses; no matter for example how impulsive Dick might have seemed at times in the past. [...]

[...] For a time they rebelled, not in response to their own impulses, however, but in response to the demands of others. [...]

Incidentally, Ruburt “should” get up at such times (as when Jane woke up feeling so uncomfortable in the early morning).

[...] Some of them talked about her right in front of her as though she weren’t there—and, Jane said, with her hearing still much impaired at that time, she almost felt as though she wasn’t there.

For the third time in five days she began dictating her own material right after breakfast. [...]

[...] When they spoke to Rob and me I tried to listen, but my hearing was still so poor that it was nearly impossible to make out one full sentence at a time. [...]

[...] This is the first time we’ve seen the design, and we like it very much: The long title, along with Jane’s name and Introduction by Seth, are well arranged in subtle pastel colors against a deep blue background. [...]

On these other levels the child knows, for example, of its contemporaries born at about the same time. [...]

[...] At times this feeling can beset me, and I may find myself trying to estimate the number of weeks it’ll take me to finish Volume 2 first, then Psyche.

(“I haven’t had too much time to think of questions, but today we were talking about the relationships between Jonestown and Three Mile Island — how those two events stand for the extremes of religion and science.” [...]

[...] We want our country and the world to benefit from those lessons, but at the same time we’re terribly afraid and concerned that our species won’t learn quickly enough. [...]

[...] At the same time these ideals further divorce the scientists from daily practical experience with their fellowman; and since they see animals as objects, they’re bound to see human life in somewhat the same fashion. [...]

[...] I think it’s the first time I ever skipped typing a session that way.

[...] Those senses possess their own variances, so that without any word such as “now” or “then,” the creatures are able to know quite accurately how many living creatures are in the vicinity, how long they have been there (pause) — and their experience with time is one that follows the seasons in such a way that they have formed a wordless, fairly accurate picture of the world, including navigational direction.

(Jane was actually a little chilly at times, and asked me to turn up the heat, which was working fine. [...]

[...] She got down to hydro at a decent time this morning, and was back by 11:00. [...]

(Today, for the first time since we received it on July 7, we didn’t apply DMSO to any portion of Jane’s anatomy. [...]

(Rough front copy from The New York Times, November 6,1966. [...]

I wanted to add a brief note, to the effect that neither of you have any health worries at this time. [...]

In the AM the dream instantly reminded me of an almost completely different opposite dream, a nightmare that I had just about the time my eye troubles and other difficulties began in earnest: It was in the spring when I was doing James. [...]

[...] At the same time there was a great clangor outside: Three firetrucks and another vehicle, all with sirens, turned the corner just outside our third-story window, evidently heading toward the temporary entrance to the emergency room. [...]

Within Seth’s concept of simultaneous time, the treasured images in this gallery are fine examples of how the “past” lives in the “present” and in the “future.”

[...] Nevertheless I leave you knowing that my energy is not of this time nor of this place (voice quieting); and you also have energy that you are not using, and abilities that you do not fulfill. [...]

[...] Her delivery had been very active all evening, the voice loud at times, eyes open often—she had used, undoubtedly, great amounts of energy.)