“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(This first part of the session is verbatim as usual, until the interchange between Seth and Dr. Instream began at 1:59. [...]

(Up until this point I had made a verbatim record as usual, and had thought the little session in Dr. Instream’s office ended. [...]

(For the most part my notes are verbatim. [...]

[...] Jane spoke too rapidly much of the time for verbatim notes also. [...]

[...] Verbatim notes taken and typed by her husband, Rob.)

[...] This time her involvement was so vivid and insistent that the next morning I asked her to write her own account of it for a verbatim presentation in this appendix. [...]

Now your remark, not verbatim, “Come on, Hon, get with it,” worked to some extent, for it roused his desire to give you a good day, not to spoil it, and his spirits rose to some degree. [...]

[...] There was a little more to the session after we thought it was over, and I made notes about what was said without using verbatim quotes. [...]

(Then at 11:21, here presented verbatim:) Now a note: I do not want to get into family variations, but Sue Watkins picked up a variation of the Gramada family of consciousness (the Grunaargh) — quite legitimate, and at the time very good on her part.⁴ People love to make divisions. [...]

(And now verbatim:) The fireplace in the hill house is advantageous, as the one in the house on Foster Avenue would have been, simply in that the open hearth represents an inner source of strength and stability. [...]

[...] This is what she said, verbatim:

[...] What follows then is a brief summary of the first half of the session, based upon our memory, and a verbatim transcription of the second half.

(End at 10:47 p.m. Jane’s delivery as Seth had been quiet but rather fast, considering the modest speed I can attain while taking verbatim notes in my homemade shorthand. [...]

(Now here are some near-verbatim quotes from the information Seth gave Dick Bach and company on the evening of September 27, 1972: “Information does not exist by itself. [...]

[...] While the emphasis in our last sessions has been mainly on Ruburt’s condition, there is a definite overall general application, and this portion of the material will someday be used, though not verbatim, in a book having to do with my ideas on health.

(Some of the material obtained is verbatim, some is not because of Seth’s rapid delivery. [...]

Tonight, Seth suggested that “portions of this session can be appended to the book,” meaning Dreams, but I found it easier to offer most of his generalized material verbatim while eliminating his information on one of my dreams.)

(These notes are taken verbatim from Jane’s notebook, listing her recent experiments with psychological time:

Robert F. Butts, my husband, sits on the couch across from me, taking verbatim notes of what I say as Seth, transcribing these “other-worldly” communications with a modern pen on good white bond paper. [...]

[...] After all but Claire, Carl and Pat had left Seth came through again, dealing with reincarnational data on Carl, and I made verbatim notes on this.)

[...] I don’t record Seth usually but make direct verbatim notes, using my own kind of shorthand; this saves much time later when I type up the material. [...]