“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The Three Faces of Eve is an excellent title for the book, since the ego may quite legitimately be compared to the face that the identity turns toward objective reality, or the living mask that it dons.

[...] They were not blazed in gold on the title page. [...]

(I asked about the title for Chapter Eight. [...]

[...] I read Jane the title for it several times. [...]

2. I don’t mean to confuse the reader by using the titles of Seth’s “old” books, but rather to show how Jane’s and my work encompasses a number of projects at once. [...]

(The new book is titled The Expansion of Human Consciousness. [...]

Now apropos (Nandor) Fodor’s book (the title will be given at the end of this session), yes, Jane, there is a Seth (emphatic delivery, leaning forward, eyes open), and I was not born a psychic infant from your own personality. [...]

[...] The next section (6) will be titled: “Reincarnation and Counterparts,” colon: “The ‘Past’ Seen Through the Mosaics of Consciousness.”

2. Jane hasn’t given titles to any of her poems of the day. [...]

(On March 5 the frontmatter proofs for Volume 2 — consisting of items like the table of contents, a poem of Jane’s, the titles of her previous books, and so forth — arrived for checking; we expect to see the proofs for Volume 2’s index in a couple of weeks. [...]

The male as breadwinner and the male as artist, or the title of the saga is “Bill Crowder may have been stupid, but he fit in with the crowd.” [...]

[...] I was left with a pile of scribbled notes, written and titled automatically: “The Physical Universe As Idea Construction” — all that was physically salvaged from that remarkable experience. [...]

Now I have the impression of a book, with three lines in the title, the first line being the longest. [...]

[...] The head man within the company will suffer a loss of power, although he may retain his title.

[...] She thought the title should be The Physical Universe as Idea Construction. [...]

Seth uses the term “value fulfillment,” as in the title of this book, to imply life’s greater values and characteristics—that is, we are alive not only to continue, to insure life’s existence, but to add to the very quality of life itself.

(Tracing from my note pad of our title suggestions for Jane’s book on ESP and the Seth material.)

[...] Maybe this time he’s going to go ahead and do it his own way … I can honestly say that the title was completely unknown to me.” [...]

When I came to, I found myself scrawling what was obviously meant as the title of that odd batch of notes: The Physical Universe As Idea Construction. Later the Seth Material would develop those ideas, but I didn’t know that at the time. [...]

[...] In mentioning the dream during a session, Seth told Rob that he had also translated the title into the sensation of feeling chilly upon awakening — a fact that Rob had forgotten.

(Jane read aloud to the gathering an article in the November 1966 Fate Magazine titled Table Up! [...]