“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It was 10:36, and again I answered in the negative although my hand was tired, thinking she wanted to make a particular point.)

[...] “I’d go if I had to,” she protested, but I answered that she’d simply trained her body to wait as long as possible for such natural acts; then she could avoid all the discomfort of getting into the bathroom and on the john, etc. [...]

[...] I don’t want answers: is Linda 6? [...]

[...] You try to “reason things out,” because the answer is not in front of you. [...]

[...] “I never, never do that when I’m here alone,” she said in answer to my question about consequences. [...]

[...] This triggered the need to find newer answers and to probe into other dimensions.

I answered some of them.

[...] I will answer specifically at our next session.

[...] Also one involving questions and answers.)

[...] Again, I do not speak symbolically, and I am leaving myself open to many strong critical remarks which cannot all be answered in one evening.

[...] His answers merely reaffirmed the original data. [...]

[...] I was not calling one, but was willing to have one in answer to the woman’s need.

Mark should read the material dealing with capsule comprehension, as that portion will answer one of his questions.

[...] The troubles with the economy can be the answers to the problems of Western civilization. [...]

[...] When he finished with the Catholic church, for example, he was certain that the secular, academic world offered the answers to the questions ignored, he felt, by religion. [...]

[...] Jane has received her expected note from Harry Edwards in England, concerning absent healing, and in answer to Jane’s monthly report; therefore another letter soon from Edwards would be unusual.)

[...] I didn’t realize it at the time, but upon typing this material I’d say that Seth didn’t directly answer my question on page 298. [...]

(11:21.) He was looking toward the kind of answers that you are beginning to find.

[...] I am sure that many of you will say, “I try constantly to be good, yet I am in miserable health, so how can that be?” If you examine your own beliefs the answer will be apparent: You try to be so good precisely because you believe you are so bad and unworthy.

[...] You will find several points where this can be done,¹² and I will answer any questions that you have.