“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She seldom asked me to do this, since after supper on any Thursday I’d be busy in my studio at the back of the apartment, typing up my crude homemade shorthand notes of the session she’d given the evening before for just the two of us.

(At times Jane and I have speculated about eventually publishing the class sessions—with the permission of those involved, of course—but have been so busy we haven’t tried to follow through.

[...] She gave me also our copy of our medical records, but we were so busy I barely looked at them. [...]

—though we will be quite satisfied generally with one session a week while you are busy on the book. [...]

[...] I followed it all right, but at the same time I was wondering why the unconscious, when it saw how I was taking the symptom, didn’t get busy and eliminate it and set me at rest. [...]

[...] He was too busy to witness Monday’s session, but promised to visit us on Tuesday evening, October 19. During the day on Tuesday, John had to attend an important business meeting of his regional office in Binghamton, NY, perhaps sixty miles from Elmira.

(Remembering her success in clairvoyantly tuning in on Bill Gallagher as he made his business errands on the evening of October 8, Jane decided to try the same thing with John on Tuesday. [...]

[...] I know you have been busy, but you have not examined your beliefs as given in the book.

[...] I’m going to forget the whole business if at all possible.

Later circumstances forced him outward, and yet whenever circumstances permit as far as business relationships are concerned, and situations, he will stay where he is.

[...] He is actually more frightened by business relationships than you are, to say the least, even granting that his training is not as specific. [...]

[...] It did not fit under the category of proper business procedure, you see. [...] (We did, in two days.) You will have business with them for some time. [...]

(John had to leave to make a telephone call regarding business. He had decided to see if he could postpone his business appointment until tomorrow. [...]

[...] This concerned John’s business trip to Binghamton, NY. [...]

(John wasn’t sure what financial venture involving parents could mean, although he described a complicated tax and property and business transaction that his father-in-law is involved in at the moment in Bradford, PA. [...]

[...] He had succeeded in postponing his business appointment until tomorrow. [...]

[...] Through mutual friends Jane and I had met Mary several years ago: while on a business trip to New York City, we had stayed at her apartment for a number of days.

(“How come I asked you about this business now?”)

(10:08.) Donkeys were also used in many businesses within Rome itself as carriers of burden, particularly in the lower occupations. [...]

The bells were only a small portion of my business, which dealt largely with cloths and dyes, but they fascinated me. [...]

[...] While I was a Roman and a citizen, my citizenship meant little except for providing me with minimal safety as I went about my daily way, and in my business I encountered as many Jews as Romans. [...]

(My wife was late getting back from hydro^* — the staff was very busy. [...]

([Gert:] “On this crocodile business, was this reincarnational material?”)

[...] 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 hemmed and hawed, as they say, but finally I told him to forget the whole business. [...]

[...] Yet in the course of their discussion this afternoon about business affairs, the script came into focus. [...]

[...] You can trust him in business matters. [...]

[...] She said staff isn’t going to take her vitals regularly anymore, especially when they’re busy.)

[...] But I’d say that the most important thing in the whole business is that I now have a free mind about the affliction: I can forget it, by and large, and know that the benefits, the minor healing, will naturally flow. [...]

[...] There are reasons beyond business that make the people at Prentice involved with books rather than, say, toy manufacturing, or other even more profitable ventures. [...]

(Earlier in the month I’d grown so disgusted with the whole business that I’d resolved not to bother asking Seth for help—then before tonight’s session I’d spontaneously had the idea that I would ask if I got the chance. [...]