“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Without them you would begin thinking of more severe changes that might be convenient some time but would only be disruptive now.

I may suggest therefore Joseph that for convenience’s sake the next such session simply be labeled “A” along with your usual designation, the next “B” and so forth. [...]

At no point can we actually say that one construction vanishes and another takes its place, but artificially we adopt certain points as past, present and future, for convenience. [...]

[...] To make the concept understandable to you it is convenient to speak of past and future reincarnations.

[...] Yet though I speak of them as one beneath the other they are not actually so, and I speak only for convenience. [...]

To kill for nothing more serious than convenience or to kill for the sake of killing involves rather dire consequences on your plane, and the emotion or emotional value behind such killing is often as important as what is killed. [...]

[...] Calling it new is a pretty convenient way for us to distinguish it from the much older apartment house we vacated last month. [...]

To kill for convenience … or for the sake of killing involves rather dire consequences, and the emotional value behind such killing is often as important as what is killed. [...]

(It will be more convenient to go through the data by topic. First then follows the connections with Aunt Ella’s funeral through Aunt Mabel, with brief descriptions.

[...] I have been keeping them short for your convenience. [...]

This book will progress at your convenience.

[...] Perhaps it consists of events already in existence in this Spacious Present; events that we have conveniently decided not to contend with “as yet.” [...]

[...] I use the name Jane now rather than Ruburt for the sake of convenience. [...]

[...] You can draw the lines where you will for convenience’s sake, but each identity retains its individuality and inviolate nature even while it constantly changes.

[...] Some people will be overfed while others starve; some sated with material conveniences, others relatively ignorant of them. [...]

[...] Now it goes without saying that we speak here merely for convenience’s sake, for all these areas are not indeed so neatly divided; but to explain their various purposes we must therefore speak of them in this manner.

(In this summary I give all the information I can recall on a particular subject at the same time, for convenience’s sake, although it may have been scattered throughout the session. [...]

We will keep our session fairly brief for your convenience, Joseph.

I throw in dates for your convenience, because you like to check me so well. [...]

[...] I have also told you that the term previous in this connection is used only for your convenience.