“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

The next morning I typed up the material and went to check the title of the Nicoll book. [...]

[...] A title of four words I believe.

Survival is a strong issue here, though it may not be the title of the discussion, formally.

(As stated, the title was A Seminar on Poverty. [...]

[...] She reminded me also that even the title of Mass Events, when Seth had given it, had alarmed her, or at least aroused some sort of defensive mechanism in her—something I’d forgotten. [...]

[...] She titled the note, humorously, “A Short History of the Shoulder, or Carrie Nation was Right About Bad Joints.”

(At one of our breaks Jane said that she had picked up the title of the James book from which she’d been “reading”: The Varieties of Religious States — with only States differing from Experience in the name of James’s book in our physical reality. [...]

[...] “Go ahead,” he said, “memorize the titles. [...]

[...] There are various titles, section numbers, and dates to keep in mind, so these passages may take some rereading.

[...] At once I wrote to our California friend, asking him to obtain from his friend photocopies of three pages in the frontmatter of ESP Power: the title page, the table of contents, and the page that nobody reads, containing the information on copyright, permission for translation, and the name of the Mexican publishing firm.

[...] Once I think the title of a children’s tale appeared in the air in large block letters, the idea also being that outside of the known order provided by these stories, there were raging forces working against man’s existence. [...]

[...] Pocket Books reprinted it in 1976 as a paperback and with a new title: The Coming of Seth. In Volume 1, see Note 2 of the Preface by Seth.)

Jane and I were very surprised at the initial reception of The Seth Material, then Seth Speaks and Personal Reality (our shortened terminology for those first two Seth-dictated books.) Since we had no experience with “fan mail,” for example, we had no expectations, but as the Seth titles and Jane’s own books were published she came to spend many a weekend answering that most welcome mail. [...]