“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I mentioned that Normandy province is in the northwestern corner of France, some 20 miles across the channel from England. [...]

[...] Elmira is only 18 miles from Sayre.

(Louder, when I asked Seth to repeat a phrase:) I believe that man runs the mile much quicker now (by about 12 seconds) than he did, say, thirty years ago. [...]

In the Preface I also wrote about how I thought the great blossomings of religious consciousness and scientific consciousness engendered by the events at Three Mile Island and Jonestown/Iran would continue to grow, once born, seemingly with lives of their own. [...]

[...] (Sayre is only 18 miles from Elmira, New York, where Jane and I live now.) Even though it was wintertime, the tree carried a sparse cover of leaves. [...]

[...] Baenog—another letter and then oe, what you would call an outskirt of Oslo, twelve miles distant. [...]

“Then, before I realized it, I was ‘far away’—seemingly miles from my body, briefly, without sensation or location,etc. [...]

[...] Nor are the dimensions of circumference or radius stationary in your terms, for they exist in value fulfillment rather than in space, and their measurements in terms of intensity rather than in inches or miles.

[...] He discusses the fact that although he is recovered from a heart attack of last year, he cannot lift over 20 pounds, and must take a 2-mile walk each day. [...]

[...] The two towns are at least 25 miles apart—a trip Wendell makes daily.

In the middle of October, five technicians carried out the third entry into the radioactive containment building at Three Mile Island. [...]

[...] Suffice it to say I was seemingly miles from my physical body, briefly, without being aware of any sensation of seeing anything else— no location, etc.

[...] You both do need privacy for your work and because of your natures, but this does not mean that you should try to find a place with no [distractions] within miles. [...]

[...] The rock-music program was interrupted by an announcement having to do with the Indianapolis speed-car racing exhibition (the 57th Indianapolis 500-mile race). [...]

[...] In it a man received news of his wife’s death via his inner senses, by which he sees her apparition appear before him as she dies many miles away. [...]

[...] Her mother was a poor young woman who lived and came from the same town that you did, thirteen miles from Dublin. [...]

[...] 2] at the Three Mile Island nuclear power generating plant in southeastern Pennsylvania. [...]

[...] You end up with affairs of great national and world concern, such as the Three Mile Island episode, and other lesser-known near-nuclear accidents.

[...] At this time Sue is working on a novel of her own and co-editing a weekly newspaper in a small town some 50 miles north of Elmira, New York (where Jane and I live).

[...] She gave the location of this station as about 5 miles north of Himrod, on Route 14, on the west side of the lake. [...]

[...] They dreamed of more fertile lands, perhaps hundreds or even thousands of miles in the distance. [...]