“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(“Well, we’ll get every friend we’ve got all together there in the living room, have a session, and you can explain it all to them at once.”)

(“I’ve been busy writing. [...]

[...] It’s only a little after ten-thirty, but I feel that I’ve really traveled a long way since the session started …”

2. Seth’s material about technology and science leading to inner realities reminds me of two related examples that I’ve become aware of recently through my own reading. [...]

(“I’d like to go over that first sentence of the Bantam material — I’ve made a mistake, or something’s wrong somewhere.”

Once you’ve touched the doorknob and once you turn it, the energy and vitality and freedom that you will feel will overwhelm you, and make your daily lives more vital, and you can use your energies and direct them. [...]

(“That’s what I’ve been wondering about. [...]

[...] “I guess I was getting from Seth: ‘Ruburt will make out okay in hydro,’ because it’s something I’ve been dreading.”

[...] But this meeting took place last summer, and we’ve had no feedback from anyone at Prentice-Hall.

(I told Jane after the session that the affair involving Carol and Fred, plus the session material itself, had seemed to give me a firm grasp on the Framework 2 reality; I’ve already begun putting the new appreciation into use. [...]

[...] Jane’s delivery was often more forceful and emphatic than I’ve indicated here. [...] Since it’s late the next evening as I finish typing this, I can write that we’ve already begun putting to use some of the suggestions recommended by Seth.)

3. One of the most unique out-of-body experiences, or projections, I’ve had was much like that which Seth describes here. [...] I’ve never forgotten the sense of freedom that that modest projection engendered within me — and during it, my temporal relationships were different.

[...] “Will you say something about the feelings I’ve had about parenthood lately?”)

[...] The itch is similar to that I get if I wear wool clothing—only I wasn’t wearing wool except for a small amount in the stockings I’ve always worn. [...]

(However, I’ve also discovered that I’ll have to watch my time if I want to get anything done—for “time” can slip away like smoke as I do chores, help nurses take care of Jane, or cook meals or take care of the cats or run errands. [...]

[...] This time he also called out each paragraph as he went along, and some of the other punctuation; to show Seth’s own sense of organization on such occasions, I’ve left a few of his instructions in place in the first three paragraphs.)

[...] I know this new book has application to me most practically, too, giving methods of breaking out of my own patterns.² Could feel the bulk and immediacy of the book, but also frustrated that what I’ve got down is so little and sketchy — WHEN IT’S ALREADY HERE. [...]

([Tom:] “I’ve got to do some thinking for myself.”)

([Tom:] “I’ve got a week to go on community chest.”

Ter kor ce tu cet ve can ka tonly du

Zu tu sa sen sor pruken ve do.

[...] I think I’ve thought of that.”

[...] I’ve told Jane before that typing up this material has always been a job I do gladly, since I believe in it and regard it as having a vital part of a work that is both highly creative and original. [...]

(Just before she went into trance, Jane said to me: “I’ve got something fascinating for you …”)

[...] [And often, we’ve discovered, further observation will bear out those reasons.] This way of thinking led to our taking the chain of circumstances involving the two houses almost for granted; each unfolding had seemed to fall so effortlessly into place that deep questioning hadn’t been called for “Oh, of course — things would work out that way …”

[...] Her eating had improved considerably also since the sessions began, although I’ve seen indications of this before the sessions started. [...]

[...] That was one of the wildest things I’ve done yet....” [...]