“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] A few weeks ago, he could hardly wait to lie down at the appointed times, like it otherwise or no, simply because he was so uncomfortable.

[...] I stressed that she shouldn’t get in any car besides our own, or make appointments or take spontaneous rides with anyone for any reason. [...]

Then we have an appointment, at three in the morning. [...]

To our way of thinking, we have kept over six hundred appointments with the universe — though Rob would never describe it that way himself. These appointments are kept in our well-lighted, large living room, but in deeper terms they take place within the spaceless area of human personality.

I believe that it is close to our appointment time. [...]

He is slightly worried about the social-worker appointment. [...]

[...] I didn’t get to 330 until after 2:00 PM because I had a dental appointment; and from then on we were so busy the time passed like a breeze. [...]

[...] He drove, or rather was driven, and did not walk there, and he had an appointment immediately after.

[...] All who wish to look within themselves, to find their own answers, to encounter their own “appointment with the universe,” should therefore become well acquainted with the intimate workings of their own personality.

I have only one small point to make here before we have our appointment with Dr. Instream.

I believe Dr. Instream is in a room that is not his own, a different room than he has been in any other time during our appointments. [...]

The choice was made and is always made by the inner ego, who does this appointing according to his knowledge, or its knowledge, of the personality’s qualities. [...]

(9:05.) Such a cultural time works well overall for the civilization that concentrates upon partialities, bits and pieces, assembly lines, promptness of appointments, and so forth. [...]

[...] It is like a splendid ship, the body, that you have chosen ahead of time for a splendid challenging adventure—a ship that you have personally appointed that is equipped to serve as much as possible as a physical manifestation of your personhood.

(Tracing of my dental appointment card, used in the 29th envelope test, in the 225th session for January 19,1966.)

The increased sales do not necessarily involve you with guests of the stature you are speaking of, or with definite appointments made, in which there is direct personal contact.

[...] There is, I believe, a book which you will be asked to read, and there will be an appointment made. [...]

[...] You have made appointments, each of you, that you have forgotten. [...]

[...] Below each date is a page of ruled lines for notes and appointments, then opposite each date is a page of news items and quotations of various kinds. [...]

[...] In the beginning the experiments would involve such simple procedures as having the Gallaghers, while at their home, focus upon objects Jane and I have not seen, at appointed hours during sessions held in our own home.)