“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] There is so much here to be explained, and so many questions that must be answered. [...]

[...] You were also looking for answers in whatever capacity you found yourself. [...]

5. A note added better than five months later: Seth did answer the question — in the 718th session, Section 5, Volume 2.

Tam’s answer is generally a good one. [...]

[...] For such formality indeed, and such mechanical limitations, do not allow me to achieve that friendly informal attitude that I would prefer, and I enjoy answering your questions, for in many ways you are indeed a man such as I was.

[...] If you answer this question honestly, then you will see that I am far from being as irascible as it may appear. [...]

(In answer to a question of Bill Gallagher’s, Seth said Bill did well to refuse a promotion that would have necessitated his moving to Detroit. [...]

I will not answer your questions in the way that you asked them. [...]

([Rob:] “...the question would automatically answer itself —about your operation. [...]

I speak to those who believe in a god, and those who do not, to those who believe that science will find all answers as to the nature of reality, and to those who do not. [...]

To pretend to ignore your age, to act young because you fear your age, is no answer. [...]

(In answer to a question Jane said she wasn’t projecting while giving the above data, but “almost thought I was trying to.” [...]

[...] Such qualities are indeed considered threats, for they do not accept easy answers, and are not content with the status quo.

[...] The answers are where you have least looked for them. [...]

[...] Sometimes I’d work out the correct answer to a problem, but do it the wrong way, so the teacher would mark it wrong—and that always made me furious. [...]

There will be a question-and-answer chapter. [...]

Tell Ruburt to answer our friend’s letter concerning his wife, and we shall have some material shortly.

[...] And if you do not get the answer, then I will tell you, but it is far better that you learn it for yourself. [...]

(“Yes,” I’d answered, whereupon Seth had discussed other matters for the rest of the evening.

[...] According to your answer you can discover whether the core belief works to your advantage or not.

1. Seth, way back in the 23rd session for February 5, 1964: “Nor do I know all the answers. [...]

[...] It was Jane who answered the door however. [...]

[...] If you read the material carefully that I have already given you, you will see that I have answered more questions concerning Ferd than you have asked me.