“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It is also the shape of a postcard, and nearly the same size. [...]

Obviously, Seth didn’t follow through on the statement he’d made near the end of the last book session, which we held much earlier this month: “Remind me, for our next session, to wind in a discussion of those subjective entities as they learned how to translate themselves into physical individuals.” [...]

[...] I visit my friends and they nearly faint. [...]

[...] Your performance is actually very near excellent.

This is not nearly as troublesome basically as a distortion, though at times such blocking may leave you up in the air. [...]

A controversy related to that over mammograms, but one that hasn’t been nearly as well publicized, concerns “prophylactic subcutaneous mastectomy” — the process by which some women elect to have their breasts removed before they actually develop cancer in one or both of them. [...]

(And, magically, Jane’s voice dropped to its previous near whisper. [...]

(Since Seth was obviously having such a good time needling me, I very nearly yielded to temptation and told him to pull out all the stops as far as voice effects went. [...]

For nearly three hours I spoke for Seth, striding up and down the room, joking, pausing now and then for Rob to catch up with his notes, and delivering this monologue, using gestures and facial expressions, verbal expressions and inflections, entirely different from my own. [...]

(My state persisted—so much so that I felt like a long-distance runner nearing the finish line. [...]

[...] I did feel, I told her, that a time of decision was very near. [...]

He seems to be either a relative or a very close associate to one near the very top of your firm. [...]

[...] The movie on TV’s channel 2 was a bloody tale of youths being killed one by one by wicked, deranged men, near monsters, in dark summer woods. [...]

It was only too easy for you to accept this withdrawal without recognizing it for what it was, because of your own background, and I mentioned some allied material here in the near-contact session. [...]

Had it been given extra force through your environment, circumstances, or your own intent, then either your artistic self would have become subservient or complementary; or, if the energy selves were of nearly equal intensity, then one of them would have become an offshoot, propelled by its own need for fulfillment into a probable reality. [...]

[...] His failures are not nearly that disastrous. [...]

[...] If they are nearly convinced, however, that the self is also dangerous or evil, then they become afraid of using their abilities, and indeed become more frightened of the self—which, again, they then try to conquer by dividing. [...]

[...] On June 16 Seth surprised us by saying that near contact had been made twice.

(“After supper tonight I told Jane that I felt as though I was “near a breaking point,” that I might have to seek medical help. [...]

[...] Jane very nearly did not mention her idea here, thinking at first it was too “far-out.” [...]

[...] There was a small town near Hamburg and here you were a teacher of music, and a pianist in a school that seemed to be connected with a gymnasium or the school was called a gymnasium. [...]

Since our imagined experience would depend upon all of the inner senses working together in a complex, near-perfect manner, that I doubt you could achieve at this stage. [...]