“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

My comments here are certainly reminiscent of those in Note 4 for the last session: I explained how Jane and I missed out on what I think would have been excellent material simply because she was interrupted by a visitor just as she began to deliver it. [...]

Your visitor would then be forced to translate that information as best he could through his own native structure, if it were to make any sense to his consciousness in its usual orientation. [...]

Now, like then, we close the living room door so we won’t hear the phone or be interrupted by visitors. [...]

[...] Certain sightings of UFO’s (unidentified flying objects), Seth told class members, represented the appearance of visitors from other realities, rather than from elsewhere in our own universe.

(Like class, Jane has often been threatened by the mail, only more overtly, as well as by personal visitors who sought us out. [...]

[...] He said nothing about the numerous names and dates, the visitors or letters mentioned in the sessions. [...]

[...] I had long forgotten that we had a visitor. [...]

Through all of this, we’ve usually kept the sessions going, to get both book work and other, often private material, seen a number of scheduled visitors — and some who weren’t scheduled — and participated in a few radio and newspaper interviews.

[...] My visitors reminded me anew of how private an event Jane’s death is for me, yet how universal it is. [...]

[...] Interesting question: How would our 20th-century individual react when told by a visitor from the year 2355 (for example) that he or she represented one of our futurian’s “past” lives?

8. Our four visitors had become our dear friends long ago. [...]

[...] She seldom saw visitors. [...]

[...] Listening to some of the tapes students made in Jane’s ESP class—in the early ‘70s, say—I hear Seth being allowed to spontaneously give regular students and first-time visitors often quite detailed and penetrating insights into their other lives; explaining how events and emotions from other existences can intermix with their counterparts in present lives. [...]

(Tracing of the hospital visitor’s pass, furnished by Lorraine Shafer, and used as the test object in the 24th envelope test, in the 219th session for January 3,1966.)

[...] After The Seth Material was published in 1970, class became well known enough to start attracting visitors from various parts of the country. [...]