“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Today Jane’s nurse, Peggy Jowett, put her through a regimen of moving, washing, and changing dressings—a busy two hours that was all Jane could handle, we agreed. [...]

[...] This is one of the facets of the whole symptom business that has always puzzled me no end. [...]

[...] Part of this had to do with your father’s disappointment in business, and his (underlined) reaction to it.

[...] I turned on a couple of lights when we finally got down to the business of holding a session. [...]

[...] I have in mind some experiments that can be done in the future, but I do not suggest them now as you are busy enough. [...]

[...] [According to Seth, Emerson was a Speaker too!] Then Bob Monroe and his wife arrived, and we had a busy evening. [...]

There will also be suggestions given as to needed adjustments on the part of the personality during his business hours. [...]

[...] For some time he felt competent then in those business dealings. [...]

This business of primaries and secondaries will concern us for some time, and in more ways than you suppose. [...]

[...] You were indeed busy that evening, but this was not the reason for Ruburt’s refusal.

[...] We’ve had a number of discussions about the whole business, and what we can do about any of it. [...]

[...] I’d also suggested he return to playing the guitar, in the event the affair represented yearnings toward music or show business that he might have suppressed. [...]

(At this point, however, Seth requested that I lay my notebook aside for a bit, saying he regretted that I was kept so busy writing during sessions. [...]

(“So am I, Seth, but you know I was busy. [...]

[...] In mid-July our friend Sue Watkins¹ began typing the rest of the final manuscript for Psyche; Jane had managed to help me out by finding the time to prepare the first five chapters for the publisher, but since we were both so busy we asked Sue for assistance. [...]

We will now end our session, since we have indeed kept you busy of late.

[...] You have had a busy day.

(“It sounds like a busy time, then... [...]

[...] Your parents would have visited you last year, and be strongly tempted to settle in a small town northeast of Miami, where your father would be amazed at the opportunities in his own business. [...]

[...] I was doing some samples for a business venture with a relative that offered a chance of rather handsome monetary rewards if successful; our agreement was that Jane would hold a temporary job in the meantime.

[...] He is not a businesswoman in the terms that a person is who is primarily devoted to business. [...]

[...] She had also been too busy to be nervous. [...]