“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] “Then check it out," I said and they agreed.

(Check the book to see just where Seth says this, possibly with a note on my own adventures inserted; a referral to the Appendix?)

The tax episode threw Ruburt into a quandary—not only because of the situation, but because you, he felt, felt so threatened that there was no joy in his royalty check. [...]

(Going through the mail was rewarding, though — for in various letters I found checks adding up to more than $375. [...]

(She went over them with me now, checking my placement of them on the page. [...]

[...] And I found another check for $1000 in a letter, as a donation to Jane’s hospital-expenses fund. [...]

[...] In hydro, the therapist, Wendy, who checks both Jane and her chart weekly, told her that she was doing well, that the knee was coming along great. [...]

[...] I left at 7:05 after checking TV programs for the evening and reading the prayer with her. [...]

[...] Staff people checked her vitals—temperature, 98.2.

[...] Staff checked her vitals—temperature, 98.2 degrees. [...]

[...] I kept struggling to analyze my state of consciousness and finally decided to check the notebook again.

Without moving my physical body and with my physical eyes closed, I reached over and checked my dream book, finding that the page was blank. [...]

[...] The idea behind those was different: I wanted to go someplace in an out-of-body state, record my impressions of what I saw, and check the results in whatever way I could. [...]

[...] I wrote down what I had seen, dated the record as usual, told Rob and wondered about calling Beverly to check. [...]

[...] This made it one of the shortest on record, although [without checking] I remember an even briefer, spontaneous one on a Christmas Day several years ago….

[...] To my surprise, when Jane checked the list with her own pendulum at about 8PM, before the session, she received definite answers that agreed with each item on my list. [...]

I am going to give information that you can use and check out for yourselves. [...]

(Jane did call Callista back, however, and checked out the data with her item by item. Callista decided to visit Jane later in the week, when a more thorough check of the material could be undertaken. [...]

[...] This required manipulations most difficult for any personality, and a constant system of checks and balances.

[...] Seth gave data on Albert Blevins; perhaps John can check some of it. [...]

“Of course I can get up,” or even “To hell with it, I can get up,” will work far better, but without a constant eye out to check that the suggestion take place immediately.

He must not immediately try to check out the results, but have faith that they will come. [...]

[...] There is a system of checks and balances that do operate. [...] The system of checks and balances will operate up to a point, and maintain some stability.

[...] She was told now that those impressions had checked out very well, so, in an exchange that lasted for three-quarters of an hour, she gave more such information. She finished with the tentative understanding that by midnight she’d receive another call, after there had been time to check her second set of impressions. [...]

[...] She wrote impressions on the back of each envelope, and of the first few she checked out, found some good “hits.” [...]

Now the species does have its life-tasters, rising always out of any given time to check on the overall quality of life, to see what new ingredients should be added—what new directions should be followed, what new ideas or inventions must be planted for future harvest.

[...] Jeff was in to check Jane’s bedsores after she got back from hydro. [...]