“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She held it as usual, now, but read quite slowly and haltingly, no matter how close to or far from her eyes she held the papers. [...]

[...] I regard it as a very close call, and hope the filling put in will save the tooth. [...]

[...] Her eyes were half closed most of the time.)

[...] She spoke while sitting down and with her eyes closed. [...]

The thought received in telepathic communications will not, therefore, be the exact thought that was transmitted, but a close approximation, a creative distortion, actually created by the receiver. [...]

[...] When Jane finally admitted she couldn’t make it, I went back out to the kitchen to do the dishes and close up the house for the night. [...]

(We haven’t yet made any firm decision about seeking medical help, but are obviously very close to doing just that.)

[...] If you prefer I will close the session.

I will now close the session, feeling that I have done well in setting Ruburt right at any rate. [...]

[...] Jane’s eyes had remained closed most of the time.

[...] She had remained seated all evening, and had spoken at an average pace with her eyes closed most of the time. [...]

It is too closed a system. [...]

We will then close the session. [...]

“Unknown” Reality, Volume 2, and Psyche, will come out fairly close together. [...]

[...] He put his face close to hers.)

[...] I often wonder at the great difference between Seth’s thinking and ours, yet fully agree that the three of us are closely involved. Is it possible then that although we may be closely linked, we’re also quite separate in vital ways? [...]

[...] There will be a close connection, then, between the two of you... [...]

[...] Close your eyes. [...]

[...] For how could any one event not jostle all of the others in lives so closely bound?

For in closing, I’d like to return to one of my favorite happenings: the migration of geese. [...]

[...] Besides doing all of her own writing and newspaper work, Sue Watkins is close to finishing her part of the typing on the final manuscript for Seth’s Psyche; I still have to spend more time on some of the notes for it. [...]

[...] But I’m presenting my effort as close as possible to its time of conception so that each interested person can keep it in mind, and eventually write his or her own version of it for personal use. [...]

(A long pause, eyes closed, at 10:06.)

[...] Eyes closed. [...]

Now: We may end up with a spontaneous session now and then, but I am going to close this one—and I do want you to remember creativity, for it can allow you to spontaneously change areas of your life so easily that you wonder it had not been done before. [...]

(Jane’s eyes were closed, her pace rather rapid.)

I was walking past the world
one day,
half deciding not to stay,
when I saw you standing there,
ten years ahead of me in time
but so close in space
that I reached out
and touched your arm.

[...] Because of the individual freedom of creation implied in the city’s very existence, and in Jane’s early poem in Note 2, I’ll close this appendix with another of her verses. [...]

(A one-minute pause at 9:50, head bowed, eyes closed.) The organizations of consciousness “grow” even as cells grow into organs. [...]

[...] Now she still sat upright in her chair, sipping beer, eyes closed. [...]

[...] Her eyes rolled up, then closed again. [...]

[...] More head and shoulders, left foot, eyes closed, grunts and groans. [...]