John
        Some of you probably know who Tam Mossman is. Tam and I became friends many years ago. That was around the time he was the Prentice-Hall Publishing Company’s editor for Jane Roberts' Seth books. He continued in that role many years.
        The other day I received the following email from Tam. He's kindly given me permission to use it in this post.
        As you may know, Jane's manuscripts and papers went to Yale University.
        This poem, all in caps, was on the wall of the bathroom at her and Rob's apartment on West Water Street.
        I had several opportunities to memorize it. In case it got lost, I'm passing it along for posterity.

        THE CAT EATS THE MOUSE.
        NEITHER EXISTS.
        DO NOT TELL THEM.

        What do you think the poem means?

        Before you answer, you may want to consider the following:

Seth:
        "You make your own reality."
        "You form the fabric of your experience through your own beliefs and expectations."

Jane:
        "We are not at the mercy of the subconscious, or helpless before forces that we cannot understand. The conscious mind directs unconscious activity and has at its command all the powers of the inner self. These are activated according to our ideas about reality. 'We are gods couched in creaturehood,' Seth says, given the ability to form our experience as our thoughts and feelings become actualized."

Spirit:
        "You are in control. You create every part of your earthly experiences. You are not victims. You are God."