“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

These feelings were also based upon youthful feelings, that a woman’s biology could be a threat to a writer, so there was a base there that made a certain sense to Ruburt.

[...] Following this, Seth gave two very interesting pages of material concerning a psychic investigator-writer and his wife; they had witnessed the deleted 529th session for last Monday, May 18. [...]

This does not mean that any person, spontaneously, with no instruction, can suddenly become a great artist or writer or scientist. [...]

[...] Many of the traditions do come from the Greeks, from the great Greek play-writers, who quite beautifully and tragically presented the quality of the psyche as it showed itself in the light of Grecian traditions.

[...] Ruburt as a woman, with those beliefs in the background, determined not to betray the writer, Jane, or the artist, Robert—thru becoming pregnant, or making too many sexual demands. [...]

[...] I’m still a painter, I often think, but perhaps not a writer. [...]

(Pause.) The two of you thought of yourselves specifically as a writer—or rather a poet—and an artist before our sessions began. [...]

[...] For example: Was Ruburt a writer or was he a psychic? [...]

Public interviews involve him, therefore, in far more than the selling of books, you see, connected with the tours of people who are merely writers. [...]

[...] He is so sure of his ability that he produces far more books in any given time than the majority of writers. [...]

[...] As he noted, the belief was that he must be the young American poet, or the young American writer. [...]

[...] As any good writer should know, tell Ruburt he need not explain my characteristics; simply include excerpts that show them.

[...] He comes through as an extremely attractive, highly intelligent young woman, with strong psychic and creative abilities, unusual insight into the problems of others—as a writer, a psychic, and as “the mistress” of a delightful establishment.

[...] Whatever the length — one, five, or ten pages — we send a copy of it to the writer as soon as I get the session typed up. [...]

[...] You already have a great variety of explanations offered: Writers in many fields have produced books about such topics. [...]

[...] This was particularly strange to me since I am a writer myself, used to organizing my own material, keeping track of it, and hovering over it like a mother hen.

[...] Often a writer will say that a certain book “wrote itself,” and I know what that means. [...]

He is confident of his basic worth as an individual, as a writer, and even finally as a wife in relationship to you. [...]

(“But it hasn’t come out as the artist and the writer in these past lives?”)

[...] Carried to extremes, such a would-be artist or writer would never complete a painting or a book—not because of any lack of ability but because of lack of confidence and poor mental attitudes.

[...] Again Jane’s trance had been deep, and again I had writer’s cramp. [...]

Give us a moment … Some inventors, writers, scientists, artists, who are used to dealing with creative material directly, are quite aware of the fact that many of their productive ideas came from the dream condition. [...]

[...] They possess a great curiosity about artists, writers, or others who have chosen a different route, and achieved in that fashion. [...]