“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Neither of us believes in chance or coincidence in usual terms, for instance — nor have we since Seth began discussing the elements behind such qualities some years ago. [...]

[...] Only Seth’s assurances that contact is possible under certain conditions leads us to even consider it; the chances against such contact seem so high. [...]

(“The pendulum says my side started to bother me after I estimated $70,000 income for tax purposes for 1979, without seeing how Jane and I have any chance yet to bring in that much this year.” [...]

[...] You may call it chance. [...]

[...] You will not, my dear doctor, get a second chance in this endeavor.

[...] If I’d played down Seth’s importance and concentrated on some of the other experiments that were also proving successful, then the book would have a very good chance, the editor told me. [...]

(There may be an outside chance that we can confirm this data. [...]

[...] If Philip for any reason allows his enthusiasm for this political group to wane, this will reduce his chances for advancement within the company, for it will be taken as a mark of fleeting interests.

[...] This was the second time Seth had given me the chance to ask a question after an experiment. [...]

My purpose here was not, and is not, to put either of you on the spot, but to point out the course that has the very best chance of success for all of your endeavors, and to hope at least that you would follow it.

[...] I asked for a break on the chance that more information might come through for the chapter. [...]

Rob was all ready to ask, “Well, how come you’re letting us in on the secret?” But he never had a chance to ask the question.

Even if she’s to remain in something like her present impaired state, Jane said as I wrote the above paragraph, still it seems we’re better off for having the Seth material than not: “I’d sure as hell rather take my chances with it than without!” she exclaimed, if somewhat ruefully.

[...] Quite innocently and oh so exuberantly he leaped upon the chance to show in the record how right I was and how wrong he was, but there you have it.

(My score would seem to be above chance. [...]

[...] Since Seth has not yet had a chance to comment on this session, we do not know whether this is because of our own languorous attitude on a hot night, the inexperience of the sender, or what. [...]

[...] I asked Jimmy if by any chance he could recall where in the dump he disposed of that load of rubbish, but he could not. [...]

[...] Jane said there is a chance this refers to her second day of teaching. [...]

[...] But as you both can see I had my reason and Ruburt gave me the chance.

[...] I remarked that it was going to be a busy session, what with the material on the Gallaghers and Dr. Instream, a possible envelope test, and the chance that Seth might discuss two very long, vivid, and complicated dreams Jane had while taking a short nap last Friday morning. [...]

[...] But after working with Jane and the many complicated and interwoven facets of the Seth material that she produced for more than 20 years, I no longer believe in “chance” or “coincidence.” [...]

[...] Yes, it was Jane Zeh, expressing surprise in a clear musical voice at such a “chance” meeting as she came even with the car. [...]

[...] They might be connected with my psychic work…” Not a chance! [...]

[...] I had my chance, I told Jane: on other than session nights I was free to leave the house. [...]