The God of Jane: A Psychic Manifesto Book

Introduction by Susan M. Watkins
Part I: Conflicting Views of Reality
1. A History of Trancetime and an Alternate View of Reality
2. Seth on Framework 1 and Framework 2
3. Impulses, Impulses, Impulses
4. The Flawed Self
5. Special Circumstances
6. Goodbye Freudian Flaws, Darwinian Demons, and Crucified Gods
7. The God of Jane
8. Tale of the Seamstress
9. Lord of the Molecules, Divine Atoms, and Selfish Genes
10. Psychic Newscasts and Dramas, and From the Library: Psychic Structures and a Personal Universe

Part II: The Nitty-Gritty and Resolution
11. "Contrary" Impulses, Precognition, "Coincidence," What's Going On in Framework 2, and the Woman from Big Flats
12. A Scientific Put-Down an a Psychic Declaration of Independence
13. Seth on the Big Flats Affair, Science, and Frameworks 1 and 2
14. Seth on Schools and Science, and a Scientist's Apology and Offer of Assistance
15. A Psychic Manifesto
16. Seth on Creativity and Frameworks 1 and 2, and an Out-of-Body at Noon
17. The Lonesome Ex-Moonie, "Psychic Conception," and "The Armored Creature and the Butterfly"
18. The Boy Who Was a Girl, and Seth on Psychic Development and Impulses
19. Trial by Glass and Session 871: Seth on Weather, an Earthquake, and People Who Love Danger
20. Seth Comments on Christianity's Early Days, the Crucifixion, and Other Allied Subjects that I Sometimes Wish He'd Forget
21. God-Making and God-Makers, and More on Christianity from Seth
22. A Christ in Every Living Room, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, and Heaven for the Good Guys
23. Psychic Naturalists, "Spirits Who Walk in the Light," and PsychicChauvinism
24. A Decentralized God and an American Vision

Index