“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] As it did, I asked, ‘Seth, will I ever understand this?’ The answer was lost except that I felt that the ‘new knowledge’ received in the lecture I could not hear was healing me and that as a wife and mother I was freer than I ever was before.

[...] She had worried about the condition and had requested help from her inner self; the dream was her answer. [...]

[...] According to Seth, the answer is “yes.”

‘One half hour,’ answered the first voice.

[...] Most likely my own interest in James’s work exerted some kind of influence upon Jane’s newly developing abilities, I thought; but still, that didn’t answer my questions.

[...] “I’m tired,” she said, “but wait a minute — I’ve got the answer. [...]

(With a laugh: “Thank you very much” 12:19 A.M. And so it turned out that I brought up my questions about self-consciousness, and Seth answered them, when that material did fit.

[...] Very lengthy answers could result, leading to more queries. [...]

[...] “That wasn’t Seth’s voice, but I recognized it as giving me the answer I wanted,” she told me later. [...] But even after I got the answer I was too worked up to follow it. [...]

[...] “It is indeed,” Seth answered “It is related to one already given.”

I cannot answer that quickly, of course. [...]

Otherwise, I thought, all too often the afflicted one is left with that great yawning “Why?” in the face of whatever drastic negative events are taking place; and those who suffer with the sufferer are as fated as the sufferer is to receive no satisfactory answers within their lifetimes, either. To search for answers within the narrow frames of reference offered by the conventional view of reality could be like trying to peer into the depths of personality through an opaque window….

As if manufacturing tiny, intensely personal counterparts to those large events, Jane and I finished checking the proofs for God of Jane; she resumed work on her essays, and some new poetry, for If We Live Again; I painted, answered a lot of mail, and helped her continue our private sessions. [...]

When I asked her if she’d consider giving up the sessions for a while, to rest, to let her creative self give her answers to such questions, she said no.⁵ She had embarked upon a surge of private sessions, and wasn’t going to stop. [...]

[...] She could read and write, paint, have sessions, watch television, do a little simple housework, call or see a few close friends, and answer some of the mail. [...]

[...] According to him, Seth answered each of his questions in turn as Phil formed them in his mind. [...]

[...] I asked him a question, and he answered it.”

[...] Write down the answers or speak them into a recorder. [...]

[...] The answers are far more available than you may have previously believed. [...]

[...] Seth elaborates a little in answer to a question.

[...] In answer to my next question, concerning the shape of the object. [...]

[...] So that, visiting the next night, she was attracted to the paintings, answering my question Friday when she gave us her account of the episode.

[...] There was no time to answer the letter, of course.

[...] And in one of our class sessions, we will answer it thoroughly. We cannot answer it thoroughly this evening. [...]

[...] After listening for a bit, Jane asked me not to pursue this subject now; she suggested I ask these questions at the end of the chapter, if Seth hadn’t volunteered the answers before then. [...]

[...] As the chapter progressed, though, Seth was automatically answering many of our questions about religion; originally we’d included these in our list for Chapter Twenty.)

[...] Then he answered accordingly: ‘There is no justification for hatred…. When you curse another, you curse yourselves, and the curse returns to you.’” The answer must be considered in the light of the previous conversation, in which the student was trying to justify violence as a means of attaining peace. [...]

(I was still somewhat puzzled by the answer, but did not press for elaboration for fear of distracting Jane. [...]

In answer to your question, Joseph: both you and Ruburt were subconsciously aware of the Instreams’ location, and it was for this reason that you chose the photograph of York Beach, though you did not consciously realize the connection.

(Halfway through this answer, Jane laid the board aside, rose and began to dictate. [...] before doing this, she had begun speaking the answers aloud in advance of the board.

[...] She answered each one, and if one of her answers suggested a line of thought I followed it up. [...]

I must answer questions in the terms in which they are asked, or the questioner cannot understand what I say. [...]

[...] It is not the result of seeing easy answers scribbled magically upon a blackboard. [...]

[...] She thought Seth would speak on time this evening, in continuing answer to my question in the 422nd session; concerning the manner in which Seth’s larger entity appreciates our time system.

We seem to have in answer to your question, strong A sounds... [...]

[...] I answered some mail, and told Jane I’d have a session any time she wanted one. [...]

[...] I hadn’t been home and he’d left a card on the porch floor; eventually I’d answered it. [...]

[...] If you have any questions however I will be glad to answer them. [...]

[...] We shall close the session, or I will be glad to answer any questions, if you wish.