“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Now: The physical shadow of a tree bears witness to the existence of a tree, even if you see only the shadow; so your hallucinations appearing in dreams also bear witness to their origin, and give testimony to a valid “objective” dream object that is as “solid” (slowly) in that reality as the tree is in your world.

[...] It will be remembered that in that one, which the Gallaghers also witnessed, Seth delivered facts about Bill’s deceased mother that neither Jane or I were familiar with.

(After the Gallaghers had left, Jane told me that whatever ability she possesses certainly operates at its best when there are witnesses. [...]

(This session witnessed by: Carol Bliss, Sue Newman, Lydia Nesbitt, Jean Kluft and Connie Allison.

[...] One of the witnesses may remember, and space is left below for any notes.)

[...] Wednesdays are also witness nights, but since it was raining heavily we’d had no visitors. [...]

[...] At times I’ve even wondered if I recorded the dream accurately, since in it I didn’t see him having a heart attack, only rubbing his chest area with Margaret helping him, and myself there as only a witness. [...]

[...] Bill Macdonnel, the witness to the 46th session, would also be there.

(Bill wanted to hear again the transcript of the 46th session which he witnessed; since I did not have it typed up yet I began to read it to him. [...]

[...] It was the first session with more than one witness. [...]

(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. [...]

[...] Nor does it particularly matter if the witness remains silent; Jane still picks up elements of that “extra” personality, and reacts to them.

[...] Our session is being witnessed by a student, a most intelligent young man (humorously). He also helps Ruburt with correspondence. [...]

[...] During this session an apparition was seen by a witness. The phenomenon lasted for upwards of an hour, and we have the drawings of it, made by the witness, Bill Macdonnel, on file. [...]

[...] They may become professional patients, favorites of their doctors because of their wit and repartee in the face of their affliction. [...]

(Tam Mossman and Eve Naudain, witnesses.

[...] Sumari came through with an experience involving Phil, who was on trial, Pete K., and Jed Martz as witnesses, Richard as the judge and Natalie as the scribe. [...]

[...] He has not witnessed any. [...]

[...] I had prepared this test envelope for last Wednesday’s session but did not use it then; the session was witnessed by the Gallaghers and the test was shoved aside by other developments, notably the impromptu discussion between Seth, Bill and Peg. [...]

[...] Tam had witnessed a session before—the 434th on September 6, 1968—but Eve had not; she was a little nervous before the session began, and like many others was surprised by the session’s actual beginning and its manner of presentation.)

Some of this concerns data I gave you in the last session you witnessed... [...]

[...] These notes contain a brief summary of an unscheduled session held over the Xmas holidays, withSue Mullin and Carl Watkins as witnesses. [...]

[...] On the occasion I witnessed, I do not recall what Jane said as Ruburt.

(Tonight our first formal witness, Bill Macdonnel, was to attend a full session. [...]

[...] Recovering my wits by now and realizing that the name Mark referred to Bill’s entity name, given to us by Seth at our seance, I went to the door and opened it. [...]

[...] The telepathy occurrence with your witness is an example. [...]

[...] There were five witnesses, excluding myself.

[...] Present besides Jane and me were five witnesses—the Wilburs, the Gallaghers, and Ann Diebler.

That would mean that you were wishing away your own intelligence, intuitions, and wit. [...]

(John Bradley was a witness to the session.)

(John witnessed the 313th session on January 18,1967. [...]

(This noon Jane and I signed our wills, with, naturally, Bill Danaher and his wife as witnesses. [...]

(John Bradley, from Williamsport, PA, was a witness to the session, which was quite short. [...]