“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Before I could answer: “Jesus, that was short, though,” Jane said as she looked at the clock. [...]

[...] If you will notice the time by the clock you will see how much material I have given you in something like 15 minutes. [...]

[...] Now typing up this material the next day, I must say that my reading of the clock may not have been entirely accurate; it sat on a shelf behind me and I merely looked quickly over my shoulder. [...]

I have seen Ruburt glance at the clock. [...]

[...] But time is as transparent as the air in this room and your 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 o’clock flies through the air like birds. [...]

[...] A friend wants you to meet him at five o’clock. [...]

This concept is one of the easiest to explore, since as I have said your clock time is one of the most artificial of your camouflages. The time concept in dreams may seem far different than your conception of time in the waking state, when you have your eyes on a clock and are concerned with getting to some destination by, say, 12:15. [...]

[...] Even now your psychologists speak of the difference between physical time, by which you set your clocks, and psychological time.

[...] Our clock on the TV had stopped running at 4:00, so when I reset it we found out it was half an hour later than we’d thought. [...]

7 o’clock and dinner where there are boats close by. [...]

[...] (Pause.) Nine, or nine o’clock.

(“Nine, or nine o’clock.” [...]

[...] It was just two minutes long by the clock. [...]

[...] A clock that doesn’t keep proper time... [...]

[...] Therefore the psychological experience of a particular event or action has little to do with clock time.

I suggest, only to give Jane’s much-maligned vocal chords a rest, that you take a break for a few minutes, though as you will note by the clock hardly a half hour has passed. [...]

[...] And if you are not good I will have another cozy little chat that lasts until three o’clock in the morning.

[...] He intends to communicate with you again, and I would say that in your time this would occur at approximately three o’clock tomorrow morning.

Your clock time as you know is camouflage, and does not exist as far as the inner ego is concerned. This certainly should not be strange to you, since you know that even your present personalities can to some extent escape from clock time through the use of psychological time. [...]

[...] It was 10:30 A.M. by the clock. [...]

[...] For some reason the clock hadn’t awakened me. [...]

[...] Immediately, I checked the clock. [...]

6 as in 6 o’clock. [...]

(6 as in 6 o’clock is not specific enough for easy conscious connection. [...]

[...] You can tell the position of the other actors for example, or time by clock, but these physical senses will not tell you that time is itself a camouflage, or that consciousness forms the other actors, or that realities that you cannot see exist over and beyond the physical matter that is so apparent.

[...] She said that Seth would have ended the session by 10 o’clock, but that she decided to continue.

It is not either simply a matter of biological clocks, with some people using their available energies faster. [...]

[...] Right now I’m looking at the clock — and it seems that you were so far away that it seems I should take four hours to get back. [...]

[...] It is an attribute that is independent of and free from your physical as well as clock time. You should remember the difference between physical time and clock time—I have given them to you.