“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Both of you have been speakers in that regard. [...]

The speaker is interrupted.

[...] The speakers were constantly interrupted by the various reporters attending.”)

[...] A question-and-answer session was held after each speaker had finished his formal talk.”)

Three main speakers in the discussion itself.

[...] Last night she’d slept fairly well, although at one time she sat up and wrote some notes on the Speakers’ manuscripts. [...]

[...] The book also contained much Sumari and speaker material.

[...] Rob had told me about the “Speakers”, as Seth calls them in this book — personalities who continually speak to man through the ages, reminding him of inner knowledge so that it is never really forgotten. [...]

[...] Yet they are all about us, in the wind and trees, formed and unformed, more alive in many ways perhaps than we are — the speakers.

[...] (Pause.) In following this particular line of development, Ruburt for example will be taught to free inner cognition from the recognized verbal patterns enough so that any future work with speakers manuscripts will not be stereotyped out of all proportion. [...]

[...] When finally I called on the speaker phone, the number rang four times by my count, and I began to wonder what we’d do if for some reason the police simply never answered. [...]

[...] (Pause.) In a fairly large room, with one speaker, and then others for briefer periods of time. [...]

[...] The voice and the speaker gave you  your alternative. [...]

He did not start out being a public speaker, for example. [...]

([Bill G:] “You’re a most interesting speaker, Seth.”)

[...] It develops that another speaker, thought not available, may, or has, change[d] his mind.

[...] At the first lecture we attended, the speaker gave a demonstration in hypnosis. [...]

[...] The speaker handled it often. [...]

[...] During these eras in your terms, the speakers often acted as go-betweens. [...]

[...] It was to his class that Jane spoke on censorship in art and writing—and also ran into “a Frank Watts in poet’s clothing,” as Seth called him, in the form of another guest speaker.

[...] Now the speaker was addressing me, where the earlier monologue had been impersonal. [...]

[...] I serve in many ways as a speaker for your own psyche, however, so the inner message will be from your own greater being to yourself; and at that multidimensional level of reality, I salute you.