Session 28 recorded on the evening of February 24, 1964, is notable for its direct address of psychological concerns regarding the channeling process, its powerful clarification of Seth's independent identity, and its introduction of profound metaphysical concepts concerning the nature of the self, the entity, and reality itself.

1. Reassurance on Mental Stability and the Nature of Dissociation

The session commences with Seth addressing the anxieties of Jane Roberts (referred to as Ruburt) and Robert Butts (Joseph), which were triggered by a letter from a psychiatrist. The letter questioned the psychological safety of the sessions, prompting Seth to dedicate the initial portion of the communication to dispelling these fears and clarifying the mechanics of the process.

2. The Independent Identity of Seth

The session directl ...