“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Knowledge does not exist independently of the one who knows. Someone gave Cayce the material. It did not come out of thin air. It came from an excellent source, a pyramid gestalt personality, with definite characteristics, but the alien nature of the personality was too startling to Cayce, and he could not perceive it. (Pause.) I am giving you the material through a personality that you can understand; one that is mine, one of my favorite selves. (Smile.) In this way the point is made so that it is clear.

I say this out of no misguided egotism, but because the essence of personality is the only meaningful basis behind idea. Any other approach would rob the material of rich dimensions, for I am the proof in my own pudding, you see. This is not the Cayce material, with information seemingly coming from some vast storehouse of knowledge. In those terms no such storehouse exists.

Also since you have both been reading the Cayce book, I have a few comments. Our material speaks for itself, and many of Mr. Cayce’s comments are extremely valid and should be helpful to you. [...]

[...] Though he conveniently forgot [Edgar] Cayce, for example, who was a trance master. [...]

[...] She was quite surprised, since Atlantis is a subject sort of suspect to her because of the Edgar Cayce connotations, etc.)

(During break Margie explained what they were studying in the Cayce class and what they want to attain. [...]

(“Walter wants to be ‘a great psychic teacher’ like me or Cayce,” Jane said as we waited for Seth to come through. [...]

([Jane asked] “Are you there, Edgar Cayce?”)

[...] Jane has already learned that she doesn’t want to do merely psychic, Seth books, like the Edgar Cayce series, for instance—from her own work on the creed. [...]

[...] Some of the Cayce (Edgar) material (underline some)is included here. [...]

[...] He is not Cayce nor Montgomery, nor the woman with the crystal ball. [...]

[...] Ruburt objected enough to refuse to do a series like the Cayce books, but tried to compromise with the Dream/Seth book, which also involved him with the typing of records. [...]

[...] I was Jane Roberts, not Edgar Cayce. [...]

[...] She was reading a book on the life of Edgar Cayce when her shoulder began to ache. [...]