“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] When she did, her voice was quite uneven; she spoke with many pauses, at times in a peculiar pronunciation that I had trouble understanding. [...]

The knee material (drainage) is drying up from beneath (long pause), and that is also part of the therapeutic process. [...]

I will try to return (long pause), and portions of Ruburt’s evening last night were considerably improved — that is, more peaceful.

[...] Probabilities that never became actualities through any life (pause), a latent personality then that went its own way, and, quite literally was never a physical person. (Long pause.)

(Pause.) Give us a moment. [...] (Long pause.)

[...] For our friend Ruburt (pause; smile; eyes open), in simple terms now. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) He is very at home with Jane, you see. [...]

(Long pause.) If the “earthling” spoke, the alien would of course instantly know that you were communicating creatures, and in the vocal sounds recognize patterns that contained purpose and intent. [...]

(Long pause at 10:05.) Cells possess “social” characteristics. [...]

(Long pause.) If that assessment correlates with biological ones, you have a good working relationship with the body. [...]

(Pause at 11:01.) Give us a moment… It is fashionable to believe that the animals do not possess imagination, but this is a quite erroneous belief. [...]

(Long pause, one of many, at 9:51.) Give us a moment… To some extent your society’s beliefs allow you enough freedom so that most of you trust your bodies while they are growing toward adulthood. [...]

(Long pause.) Those who “lose” their lives in natural disasters become victims of nature. [...]

(Long pause, then with much subdued irony:) In exasperation some of you see nature as good and enduring, filled with an innocence and joy, while on the other hand you envision man as a bastard species, a blight upon the face of the earth, a creature bound to do everything wrong regardless of any strong good intent. [...]

[...] Jane’s pace in trance had been quite slow, with many long pauses. [...]

[...] (Pause.) Three late arrivals. [...] A male of middle age, with a mustache. (Pause at 10:09.)

(Jane, her eyes still closed, paused briefly at 9:37. [...]

[...] Her pace was not too slow, although broken by many pauses. [...]

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[...] (Pause.) We are separate but united. (Long pause.) Always the spirit forms the flesh.

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(Long pause at 11:29.) If I choose, in your terms I can relive any portion of those existences, but those personalities go their own way. [...]

(Pause.) In one way or another, Ruburt always understood that his natural leanings led him in such directions. [...] (Pause.) Those defenses also served, however, to some degree (underlined) as a part of a larger learning process, and as a way of containing knowledge that he wanted and felt he required.

[...] Determined to use his abilities, while also determined to protect himself, and from (pause) any danger that those abilities themselves might carry with them.

[...] (Pause.) You are not simply trying to look at the world differently, for example, or to change a hypothetical reality, but to creatively bring about some version of a creative and artistic vision that results not simply in greater poems or paintings, but in greater renditions of reality (all very intently.

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[...] (Pause.) The Midwest connection again, though at this time I cannot be more specific. [...]

[...] Jane’s eyes closed, head down voice slow with pauses. [...]

(Pause.) It was a time when your inner thoughts veered off at a tangent from their familiar ways. [...]

[...] (Pause.) Nothing new. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) I do not suggest that he has any work done at this time. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) It’s being used in the context it was, in your parent’s home and under those circumstances, was unfortunate.

[...] (Long pause.) The body behaves as I have stated, and so does the mind. [...] (Long pause.) Ruburt’s body is recovering a good deal of inner responsiveness, or motion—moving more quickly in specific areas. [...]

(Long pause at 5:14.) The material is as I have given it, however. [...]

(A one-minute pause.) There is no condition that love cannot improve. [...]

(Long pause.) The so-called uppers soon require downers for mood regulation, and the mind ends up in a state of confusion, and often a stupor. [...]

(Very long pause at 3:14.) Doctors should be extremely cautious in the prescription of mind-altering drugs of any kind, and certainly not encourage their use for people in depressed states. [...]

(Long pause at 3:26.) The will to live is also inbred into each element of nature, and if you trust your own spontaneity, then that will to be is joyfully released and expressed through all of your activities. [...]

[...] (Pause.) If any of you, my readers, are in poor health, or generally unhappy, no one is asking you to pretend that those conditions do not exist. [...]

We also hope to allow you to recapture those feelings, if you have lost them (long pause), and to give other ways of keeping those emotions fresh and intact. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) His food is doing him more and more good. [...]

[...] (Pause, smile.) The possibilities that have come to reality within this universal system have each given birth to other systems and other realities, as one tree bears a thousand seeds. (Pause.) You yourselves through your own mental actions create realities of which you yourselves are unaware, and you give birth to more than physical children.

[...] (Pause.) The heavy hydrogen molecules had a large part to play in the birth of that system. [...]

(Pause at 9:45. [...]

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[...] In such a religious drama however (long pause), the main personality is much more conscious of his inner knowledge, more aware of his abilities, far better able to use them, and exultantly familiar with his relationship to all of life.

[...] Her rate of delivery was again quite slow; some of her pauses were long. [...]

[...] The pauses could last for an hour as far as she is concerned or knows.

(Jane now took a very long pause.)

(Jane took a very long pause.)

[...] Jane began speaking while sitting down and with her eyes closed, in a quiet voice and with pauses.)

[...] I had been sneezing, and Jane paused at 9:49.)

[...] (A long pause.) A school nearby. [...]

(Pause at 10:15.) Dr. Instream is thinking of a class ring, with an insignia, that is shaped something like a flag but is not a flag, and has a connection with 27, or the year 1927.

(Pause.) The human body would be used in earth’s great husbandry as, from it, dying and decaying new forms would arise. [...]

(Pause at 9:57.) Let those who will, laugh at tales of spirits turning into the trees⁵ — a simplistic theory, certainly, yet a symbolic statement in such societies: The dead were buried at home in the same close territory, to form in later times the very composition of the ground upon which religions grew. [...]

[...] It is always “individualized” (pause), though not necessarily in your terms.⁸

A third line supporting your selfhood as you think of it is the reincarnational one.⁹ This is somewhat like the ancestral line (long pause), and there are also reflections in the genes and chromosomes undetected by your scientists. [...]

You may laugh with some disdain when I mention, for example, that in some other societies, both today and in the past (pause) a gentleman proved his moral worth and value by not working. [...]

(Pause.) I do not want to give you a big head, but your wit and your abilities simply place you in another area of activity, for which you should be grateful. [...]

(Pause.) Most men’s abilities are prosaic enough and conventional enough so that their value can be ascertained—or worked out by labor unions (amused). [...]

(Long pause.) You are afraid you look as if the money comes to you too easily, when in the old system of beliefs everyone knew that you must work hard. [...]

[...] (Pause.) A filling inside, or lining, as of velvet or silk or some such (pause of at least one minute), and perhaps a divider within the box.

[...] Her pace became quite slow, broken by many pauses of 15-30 seconds. [...]

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[...] (Pause.) Connected with dark leather, as a belt. [...]

[...] (Pause at 10:35.) Perhaps the box of walnut, or there is a walnut connection here.

[...] (Long pause, eyes closed.)