“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It seems to me that in this life at least, Ron and I encountered each other in quite a strange way: almost of an age, we grew up in the same small town near Elmira many years ago; we knew of each other’s family — and yet we didn’t meet until 1970….

(Ramah is the name of several Palestinian towns, and means “height” in Hebrew. [...]

John is considering leaving his job and buying a restaurant bar in his home town, Williamsport, PA. [...]

[...] Very few people in town know about the sessions, although this state will be drastically altered next spring with the publication of Jane’s ESP book.

(After last Monday night’s deleted session [on December 1], I told Jane that I wished I’d asked Seth a second question when he’d given me the chance: I’m very curious as to why I’m so fascinated by those hilltop towns in central southern Italy, inland from Naples. [...] As I wrote in the closing notes for the 929th session, I’ve been reminded once again of my feelings reincarnationally concerning those towns and villages. [...]

(Pete surprised me by saying that he’d talked to Fred Kardon yesterday, here in town. [...] Pete ended up getting mad at him—for Fred contradicted himself by saying that Jane required acute care, but that all the other facilities in town said they rejected her for that very reason. [...]

[...] I’m downtown in the same town, with this group again. [...]

[...] In wintertime that town is one of the coldest spots in the country. I described how Del had driven us around the town and country there in his old pickup truck, and how for a time he and I had become separated from Jane. [...]

[...] And Seth, very briefly commenting upon the search while it was still in progress, remarked to an out-of-town group of visitors that Jane was endeavoring to use her psychic abilities on her own; and that the assurance she was gaining through her efforts would be much more valuable to her than any she might derive from Seth himself “doing all the work.”

[...] 1721, a small town 25 meters from Charterous. [...]

[...] The family name, the town and the cathedral name are the same. [...]

[...] He will then speak to you, but not as he would like to speak… He is now living in a town beginning with the letter A.

I repeat the short data given earlier for Philip, in a town that is large and not in this location. [...]

A corner bar and grill establishment in the same town, I believe, though I am not certain, as the 12th Street address. [...]

(“in a town that is large and not in this location.” [...]

[...] The change of plans came about when Peggy was ordered out of town on assignment for March 16,1966, Wednesday night, the time she had planned to photograph Jane during the 242nd session. [...]

[...] The general manager was also responsible for sending Peggy out of town on assignment. [...]

[...] Peggy did not appear because she was given an out-of-town assignment for Wednesdsay evening. [...]

(“Near what city or town?”

[...] I dreamed in color that Jane and I had moved back to Sayre, Pennsylvania — my home town — to Mrs. Potter’s old apartment at 317 S. Elmer Avenue. [...] We were in town, protected, and looking out the windows I saw more spacious yards than actually exist there. [...]

[...] Some people change their plans and leave town a day before a disaster comes about. [...]

Psychically, mentally and physically, they will be as much a part of such an event as, say, the water that sweeps through a town in a flood. [...]

By “what else,” Jane referred to a call she’d received today: Three young members of the ESP class we’d disbanded almost five years ago are in town from New York City, visiting a local friend from the old class. [...]

First, though, they’re to visit still another member from class who lives in a nearby town: He has tapes of some early class sessions that Jane had forgotten about; copies of the tapes will be made. [...]

[...] JA was out of town, due back last Monday. [...]

[...] The envelope object is postmarked Ridgewood, NJ, which lies on the outer rim of the commuter towns attendant to New York City. [...] The two towns are at least 25 miles apart—a trip Wendell makes daily.

[...] In his letter Wendell does not name the town or city in which the reunion, at a restaurant, took place, but from following data Jane and I surmise it took place in New York City.

(In any event travel by various modes from a cluster of surrounding towns in that area would have been necessary for the artists attending the reunion.

It’s an old, predominantly lower-middle-class railroad town that used to derive much of its importance from being a junction point for several major lines; yet it’s also the site of a well-known hospital and clinic that has continued to grow. [...] My family lived in the neighborhood Seth describes from 1922 (when I was 3 years old) to 1931 (when I was 12), then moved to the opposite end of town. [...]

[...] Jane and I took our drive three weeks ago, on April 7. The town of Sayre is only 18 miles from Elmira, N.Y., where we live now, and it sits in the beautiful Pennsylvania hills between two smaller communities — Athens to the south, and Waverly to the north in New York State. [...]

(“Give us the name of the town or city in which you died.”)

(“In what city or town did you teach?”)

[...] 1525… Ireland…1721, a small town 25 meters from Charterous. [...]

[...] The family name, the town, and the cathedral name are the same.