“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] John now told us that he took several meals in the Manger Hotel—pronounced with a hard G—and had some business engagements there also. [...]

[...] Also, we planned to go swimming locally after getting the Masonite, but became so busy we did not do so.

[...] This led into a discussion about computers, and Bill Gallagher’s personal idea of studying up on them for future use in business. [...]

[...] Seth has given him information concerning his business dealings, correctly predicting the behavior of certain stocks among other things; and Phil is keeping record of Seth’s percentage of “hits.” [...]

[...] For one thing, Rob was so busy taking notes that he didn’t really pay much attention to what was being said, beyond making sure he took Seth’s words down accurately. [...]

[...] Two of the capital M’s on the object itself are in the words Must, in a line at the bottom concerning claims, and in Moore Business Forms, Inc.

[...] I prepared tonight’s envelope sometime after supper, then forgot about it in the press of other business. [...]

[...] Virginia’s father had worked for the railroad’s business office, and it is likely that this emotional connection conditioned her to be interested generally in the railroad.

[...] I would say that you had enough material to keep you busy.

[...] Jane was busy instead doing a program for a radio station in a western state, live, via telephone from our living room in Elmira. [...]

[...] Seth spoke to Phil about some business matters and answered several questions that had been on Phil’s mind. [...]

(Jane and I hadn’t realized it at first, but we were to take a long rest from work on “Unknown” Reality following the 707th session, for July 1. We were busy during the next 14 weeks, of course; there follow a few notes about some of our activities, grouped together by subject matter rather than chronology.

[...] Nor was he a close friend, merely a good acquaintance who lived out of town and visited Elmira only when his business required it, about once every six weeks.

[...] Someday Jane and I intend to put the pressure on Sam and make him attend a session, no matter how busy he is. [...]

The firm decision to do this was made when we were visited by Jane’s editor at Prentice-Hall, Tam Mossman, and a business colleague who accompanied him. [...]

After Jane’s death I became extremely busy. [...]

(I had been trying to keep an eye on Jane’s features, but her speed of dictation kept me too busy for more than an occasional glance. [...]

[...] “I don’t like the way the thyroid business is making me feel…. [...]

[...] Along with my painting and dream recording, both of which I do in the mornings, all of these activities come together in just the kind of busy, creative life I greatly enjoy. [...]

[...] In fact, she made no notes of any kind in her 1980 journal from the middle of June to July 20, for a span of five weeks, but those two months were busy times for us professionally. [...]