“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She called Tam Mossman last month about the book, and they discussed possible titles for it. [...]

[...] This is the title given to Siddhartha Gautama, the founder of Buddhism. [...]

(Jane had received this title yesterday, and told me.)

(Several times this afternoon Jane told me that she’d picked up Seth’s title for the next chapter of his book. [...]

(Jane wrote an intuitive dissertation on the wonderworks idea as soon as she received the title; this took up two single-spaced typewritten pages. [...]

It is not at all helpful, as once I told you, to continually refer to Ruburt’s condition as arthritis, with a formal title. [...]

Jane’s first published material on dreams (precognitive and otherwise) can be found in chapters 4 and 5 of The Coming of Seth (original title: How to Develop Your ESP Power).

[...] Jane and I have been trying to think of a good title for her book dealing with Seth and the material, since she has begun work on it. [...]

(The room, my studio, in which I wrote the suggestions for Jane’s new book title, has yellow painted walls. [...]

[...] The third poem is the only one she formally titled.

(4:31 p.m. “Oh,” Jane exclaimed, “we did get the title of the book! [...]

Following this, in our next session, Seth confirmed that the material amounted to a partial outline for his projected new book, and that the title I’d “picked up” while he was still finishing Mass Events was correct. [...] Seth will say again, “Now: Dictation,” and Rob will make up a new title page for his notebook.

Two and a half years ago I wrote in the closing notes for Session 869, in Chapter 10 of Mass Events, that she had finally received from Seth the full title for this book: Dreams, “Evolution,” and Value Fulfillment. [...]

— and we will begin Chapter 2, to be titled: “Biologically Valid Thoughts, Attitudes, and Beliefs.”

[...] I knew many of the melodies, but few words or titles. [...]

(Booklets titled “The Catholic Burial Rite” were handed out as we entered the church, and I kept my copy. [...]

He will never give up such a title without the most dire struggles. And it was to prevent his being given such a title that I suggested that he leave the gallery. [...]

[...] I always want to give this particular session a title: “The Breather and the Dreamer,” because as a result of the session, I wrote a poem with that title — one of three poems inspired by Seth’s discussion that night. [...]

(12:07 a.m. As Jane came slowly out of trance she announced the title for the next chapter, which will be Five. [...]

(A note added later: “I was wrong about this being the title of the next chapter,” Jane wrote in November, “but I know it will be one….” [...]

[...] You can refer to these portions of the self altogether as the helper, the teacher, or whatever title suits you best.

[...] She has no idea of subject matter, title, etc., for any projected book by Seth. [...]

(“But we still need some kind of name or title we can use in talking to you.”)