“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Other points in this data either checked out or were close, according to BT, but aren’t listed here separately. A closer check by BT later may be added however.)

[...] (Checked, etc.) A grandmother with something wrong with a right leg.

[...] John too was surprised; he double-checked his figures to make sure he was right before ordering the weaker lenses. Once John had assembled his pheropter, or lens unit, the test lenses making up the new prescription, my vision checked out at 20/15—better than the so-called normal 20/20. [...]

(Jane checked the outline Seth had given us for his book in the 510th session for January 19, 1970. [...]

As always, when things like this check out, I smile all over. [...] I’d been out of my body again, and again things had checked out. [...]

[...] The time ranges for some of the predictions cover several years, but Seth has been correct about a large number of items that Phil has been able to check. [...]

[...] Instantly I remembered my own experience, and told Bill to wait while Rob got my notes, so I could check them as Bill talked. [...]

[...] We checked up on one we thought correct after the session, and instead of verifying the data ended up confused, as will be explained.

[...] I have the habit of dating my paintings, so will be able to check this data when I visit the doctor’s office. [...]

[...] After the session, although it was late, I suggested we walk the few blocks to check out the above data. [...]

[...] Also, checking out the building data described on the last page, we saw that flowers were used as decoration for both the Lodico office, and the medical office building with the flat roof, across the street. [...]

[...] [Check boxes.]

[...] He played with the idea of checking some notes, and then taking his chapter (on James) to the living room table, and darkening his room. [...]

To do this properly, however, you must not check at every moment in Framework 1. If our young woman of this evening had done that, she would have hopelessly complicated matters. [...]

[...] No sooner had she left than Tam arrived, two days later, bringing with him the copyedited manuscript² of Seven Two for us to check; on the 20th, our work completed on it, I sent it back to him at Prentice-Hall. [...] On December 7 the copyedited manuscript for Volume 2 of “Unknown” Reality came; it’s more than 900 pages long, and painstakingly checking every word on every page of that book kept us busy until Christmas Eve; I mailed it to Tam on December 26. [...]

[...] On September 23 Sue delivered the completed appendix material for Volume 2, and I sent Tam each appendix, with its notes, as I checked it. [...]

[...] Checking those 499 pages, word for word against our carbon copy of the original manuscript, called for the most demanding concentration on our parts for the next 13 days.

[...] Wednesday afternoon, then, an hour before I was due to check, the phone rang. [...]

(On March 5 the frontmatter proofs for Volume 2 — consisting of items like the table of contents, a poem of Jane’s, the titles of her previous books, and so forth — arrived for checking; we expect to see the proofs for Volume 2’s index in a couple of weeks. [...]

[...] In them, however, my own consciousness was still physically oriented since I “went out” to check the reliability of my perceptions against physical reality.

[...] She was interrupted by Carla and Shawn to check her vitals — temperature 99 — and finished the session ten minutes later.

[...] During the first week of that time off from sessions we worked steadily at checking the copyedited manuscript for Psyche. [...]

[...] Seth also gave other impressions concerning the woman’s background, but we couldn’t check these out.

[...] The results had checked out, whether or not they could be considered scientific. [...]

[...] Some of this data could be easily checked out. [...]

[...] We never learned how many correct impressions even of this sort checked out. [...]

Panicky, Ruburt began in his later 30’s to check all impulses except those to work. [...]

When he began to achieve some success, so that tours were offered, for example, he checked himself further against such “temptations” and to some extent, in theory if not in practice, you heartily concurred. [...]

[...] I just want to check in and see what’s been going on since Monday” —and she was quite surprised when I told her she hadn’t had a session since last Thursday.)

[...] It was also not consciously expected on my part, although checking over my predictions for Friday and today, I discovered that I had unwittingly made several correct notes concerning it. [...]

(Bill told us that later today, Sunday, while at the lake, he would try to check upon some locations as defined rather poorly by Seth. [...]

[...] Jane ate a good supper, and I left at 7:05 after checking the TV list for her and reading the prayer with her. [...]

[...] He’ll check on the knee, he said.

[...] He agreed with my idea to open a separate account for fund checks. [...]

[...] Jane remembered to tell me that last night two students had watched as an aide checked her catheter and Foley. [...]

(At 9:34 the service truck moved to the back of our house; we could see a man with a flashlight checking wires, etc., but no one knocked on our door. [...]

[...] He spent several minutes checking reception on our set while we talked with him. [...]

[...] To date, March 18, we have not checked in any way to see if the information is correct.)