“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] In a mock biological ceremony, he gives birth to the extent that he produces within his body material that was not there before. [...]

(She was tired, yet exhilarated too — I could tell. [...]

[...] I said, although I was a little tired.)

[...] The party (at Gladston’s) was an important symbol, and he used it to good advantage, and so did you by your attitude.

[...] Even last Thursday night’s session was displaced from the evening before. [...]

[...] You would not spend time wondering what your purpose was, for it would make itself known to you, as you perceived the direction in which your natural impulses led, and felt yourself exert power in the world through such actions. [...]

[...] Jane was the one who took most of the calls, for she was usually the one people wanted to talk to. [...]

[...] The title was all that remained.

(Nevertheless, during the morning Jane suddenly felt that “something was ready.” [...]

I was not a good Presbyterian. [...]

[...] I was dismayed to realize that some four and a half years had passed since that session had been held, and that we were still struggling with the same problems—indeed, that Jane had lost much ground physically in the interim. [...]

[...] I did a couple of letters until she was ready to resume, then read the last line to her. [...]

(This evening’s session was of average length for recent ones — lasting about an hour and a half, including break — but Seth devoted only the first short portion of it to Mass Events.)

I told you when Tam was here (last week) that the books would change the nature of physical reality, and they will—to whatever degree as they alter beliefs and lead others into new experiences. [...]

[...] This was because you worried about “Unknown” Reality, and time required.

(Jane and I have been reviewing the original manuscript for Volume I of “Unknown” Reality, which was returned to us for this purpose by Prentice-Hall after the editor and copyeditor had gone over it. [...]

[...] Ask yourself how many of your current beliefs would be different if your sex was. [...]

The same kind of sound built the Pyramids, and it was not sound that you would hear with your physical ears. [...]

[...] That material was new to us, and included information on the Egyptians’ use of “inaudible” sound to help build the Pyramids; according to Seth the Romans also employed such sound in erecting the enormous, truly awesome city of Heliopolis at Baalbek, in what is now the Middle Eastern country of Lebanon. [...]

[...] It was cast originally by your own thought or feeling, and when you withdraw that source, then its “shadow” is automatically gone.

If you remembered such a dream, therefore, you might think that it was precognitive, and that the event would become physical. [...]

The Jonestown people thought that the world was against them, particularly the establishment, and the government of the country. [...]

The scientific elite could of course present a probability in which a world was created [where] the common man could have little knowledge of its workings. [...]

(To Bette.) The love was too much, you see. [...]

[...] She was delighted, and so was I.

(Jane’s Seth voice was stronger than usual — indeed, almost loud at times, with the usual pauses.)

(Ican add later that this is the only session in the two volumes of “Unknown” Reality to be witnessed by someone other than myself: Our visitor was a young man I’ll call William Petrosky. He’s a member of Jane’s ESP class, lives in New York City, and was in Elmira a day early to conduct some personal business.

Unimaginable differences would be present if those posies could see the same environment of the year before, and all of the minute variations that you ignore would be gigantic; different enough indeed so that at their level the flowers might think that a different kind of reality was involved. [...]

(“I was thinking of pursuing my present course.”)