“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Bear in mind that the connection between the artwork and tonight’s envelope object, the bill from The Art Shop, would be the pencils and paper stumps I bought at The Art Shop in order to do the art.

[...] You will find that the sessions will make their own friends; through the years, if you can bear to think of it, these friends will grow.

I hope in these sessions to show the indivisible connections between the experience of the psyche at various levels and the resulting experience in terms of varying systems — each valid, each to some extent or another bearing on the life you know.

If Ruburt will bear with me: He will benefit from your fairly objective ideas about the gallery, if you can bring yourself to discussing them objectively.

[...] The object bears printed copy.

[...] The handstamp on the receipt bears a date.

[...] However if you can bear with me after a break I can discuss your parents in a way that may be beneficial. [...]

[...] The mother was expected to bear perfect children and to be subservient to the male, at least in outward fashion.

[...] Completely puzzled, I looked around, trying to get my bearings. [...]

[...] They will usually seek fairly stable political situations in which to bear their children, as the Sumari will to produce their art. [...]

If you will bear with me I will continue briefly without stopping for your break this moment, since Ruburt is also cooperating with me so well. [...]

[...] The two warning words he heard so clearly within, “No, no,” had no direct bearing on the conversation of the moment, he said; yet they were so definite, so emphatic and even urgent, that he paid heed to them. [...]

[...] Although they bear my name, before I was finished with them I’d had plenty of help from my wife, Jane Roberts, and from Seth, the nonphysical entity who speaks through her while she’s in trance. [...]

[...] When you are a child, you are not held accountable for your actions in the same way that adults are, and schizophrenia often begins around puberty, or young adulthood, when people feel that their youthful promise is expected to bear fruit. [...]

[...] It’s in Section Two, which section bears the title of If We Live Again itself. [...]