“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(To Bette) Now there is some information that you are afraid of, our dear cousin of Richelieu, and the charge is on your end only and it is harmless. It is only important because you have cherished it so as one can cherish a great pain and be afraid of letting it go and think “this pain sets me apart” and all you have to do is let go of it. Now the antagonism that you sense is your own projected outward and our Mary Ellen here who is very close to you psychically, picks it up, receives it and magnifies it so you are no help.  It will be of great benefit to you in fact, to face the entire issue for it will make your relationship with one of your children in particular much easier when you do. There are hangovers in other words, that can be easily dispensed with. And I tell you that out of the great goodness of my invisible heart.

([Bette:]) “Thank you, Seth.”

(To Bette) Now we will not proceed with you any further unless you are willing, so rest assured. When you say you are willing we will proceed and until that point we will not, so you can feel safe and come to your own decision. Even I would not push a cousin of Richelieu. Let it be said that I know my place.

(After break Bette asked why Phil was on trial. 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. At the end of the experience all involved formed a circle and joined Sumari in a chant.