“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] With the assurance that this was correct, I went into a trance to see what impressions I could get for the students. [...]

[...] With the assurance that this was correct, I went into a trance to see what impressions I could get for the students. [...]

(11:15 P.M. Jane, out of trance, was surprised by the quick ending of the session.)

[...] Jane left trance quickly. [...]

[...] Jane’s trance had been deep. [...]

[...] She’s often told me that she isn’t aware of such long pauses while in trance.)

(End at 11:55 p.m. “Now I’ve got all this energy left over,” Jane said, after quickly coming out of trance. [...]

[...] My sneezing certainly constituted an interruption of sorts, yet Jane’s reaction to this was placid, her trance state unbroken. [...]

[...] She barely had time to give me the above information, when she sat down again, resumed her trance state, and began dictating. [...]

Autohypnosis then will be utilized in an effort to discover what experiences are common in various levels or trance states, and these shall be examined in a search for primary and secondary conditions. [...]

[...] On many occasions an apparent primary reality will later be seen to be secondary, as a result of experiments with the trance state.

[...] Jane came out trance easily, but said that once again it had been a deep one as has been the rule lately, and that even now at break she could feel Seth’s energy.

[...] Jane was far-out again, but once more left trance okay. [...]

[...] He is in a trance, but I am not in a trance. You are all in trances, however, for you believe in this improbable physical existence and therefore I must couch all my language so that it makes sense to you, who believe in this fantasy in which you now live. [...]

[...] Jane also kept her ESP class going, and within that spontaneous format she often spoke for Seth, or sang in Sumari,¹ her trance language. [...]

[...] Jane left her trance state very easily, as she usually does “Well,” I asked her, “how do you feel now?”

[...] Jane’s trance had been excellent. [...]

[...] In Volume 1, see not only Session 681 between 10:22 and 11:47 for data on one of her massive experiences, but that session’s accompanying Appendix 3. Then in this section of Volume 2, see both Note 9 and Appendix 19 for the 712th session, concerning material on Jane’s long-sound trances; during one of these it could theoretically take her a week — or a century — of our time to pronounce just one syllable of one word.

[...] It also happens with the audio tapes from Jane’s ESP class, as she speaks for Seth, or as herself in exchanges with students, or as she speaks and sings in her trance language, Sumari. [...]

[...] “That was one of the few times in all of these sessions,” Jane said, “when I was not even in trance.” [...]

[...] Though I did get Jane a drink when, still in trance, she held up her empty glass.)

(Then, lying down at 8:15 this evening, Jane felt that she went into a deeper trance state, one that was experimental and yet controlled. [...] She was, however, worried somewhat about what control she would have over the material if, in the prone position, she was in a deeper trance.

[...] January 6, Wednesday, 11:30 AM: Achieved a light trance first, then felt as though my hands were crossed, but knew they weren’t. Extreme sensation of lightness and rising, as if from some pressure beneath me. [...]

[...] She had been well dissociated, she said, going into a deep trance after the first sentence or two. [...]

[...] Yet when Jane went into trance her delivery as Seth was fast and steady:)

[...] Jane came out of trance quickly, but before I could even tell her how good I thought the session was, she now told me that lately she’s been picking up from Seth that animal consciousness is turned inward to form the civilization of nature, and that ours is turned outward into our physical civilizations—but that ours have to be built upon that civilization of nature. [...]

[...] Jane doesn’t like to go into trance too soon after eating. [...]

[...] I raised a hand to Jane in trance, signaling her to be quiet. [...]

[...] Her trance had been very good.

[...] Jane’s trance had been good, her pace good, eyes open often, etc. [...]

(9:49—Jane came out of trance easily, although it had been a deep one. [...]

[...] Jane took a bit to come out of trance. [...]

9:32 P.M. “Wow,” Jane said as soon as she was out of trance. [...]

[...] She had no explanations to offer; in trance she’d experienced only “a brief sense of waiting.”