“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] At 9:26 she asked me to turn off the TV set: I’d had it on to watch the World Series, without sound, glancing at it once in a while from my place at the card table. [...]

[...] He related a dream in which he went to turn the TV set off, but it stayed on no matter how many times he clicked it off and on. [...]

(Jason asked about a tentative TV program he was invited to appear on.)

[...] As I discussed the events of today with Jane, and watched them on TV, it came to me that they might signal at least a beginning of those very beneficial world events Seth had referred to for the coming year in the session for December 28, 1983. [...]

(I had her lay on her side while I checked TV, got supper ready, and so forth. [...]

[...] She’s fallen into a regular, very narrow pattern of eating, watching TV, and sleeping, either in her chair or in bed, night and day. [...]

[...] The TV set is on constantly. [...]

[...] A small note: Your new (TV film) equipment is fine with me, and can if you wanted to serve us all quite well. [...]

(A note for the record: Late this afternoon—Tuesday, ESP class day—Jane and I were filmed for a New York City TV show. [...]

[...] After that we seemed to let time get away from us, watching TV and so forth. [...]

[...] The Rose Bowl [football] parade was on TV. [...]

[...] I started talking to the people giving the news on TV [channel 13], and Chris’s mother [whom Jane has never met; Chris Hover cleans the house every other Sunday], and to you and other people. [...]

Ruburt believes he should be a TV personality, a healer, a writer, an excellent psychic versed in all of the most esoteric traditions, a magnetic personality. [...]

(“How is all of this hooked up with the walking difficulty?” By the question, I meant how has Jane’s walking difficulties through the years resulted from her feeling that she should be all those things Seth recounted at the start of this session—a TV personality, a great psychic, writer, and so forth. [...]

[...] I gave her eye drops and turned up the TV after she’d gone through various additional motions. [...]

(She ate an excellent supper, after I’d had a nap and she’d watched TV. [...]

(I lost a couple of hours this evening watching the TV movie, The Day After, instead of typing the daily record for this session from my notes. [...]

[...] There followed our usual routine of a nap, supper—Jane ate well—cigarettes, TV for the evening, dessert and prayer. [...]

[...] We could also hear the TV set faintly. [...]

[...] If I was in the writing room, say, I think of her in her own writing room, or the kitchen or the breezeway—or even walking, doing the dishes, perhaps, or turning on the TV. [...]

[...] “Turn up the TV.” [...]

[...] She’s now developed difficulties with vision, hearing—especially in the left ear—walking, and practically all physical activities except sitting at her table or desk, or on the couch watching TV. [...]

[...] When she sits on the couch at perhaps 4:30, that’s it for the day: She’ll seldom read while there, but naps or looks at TV. [...]

[...] I’ve noticed for the last week or so that she’s getting hard of hearing again — I have to speak louder, turn up the TV, and so forth.