“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Many of the people involved couldn’t attend, since they lived in other parts of the country, yet Seth’s advice helped them, and the information he gave by mail concerning individual backgrounds was correct.

[...] I couldn’t wait to open my eyes to see what the room looked like and if the colors were still present. [...]

[...] She felt Seth was ready to talk about the American Society for Psychic Research; but she was so afraid of making a mistake that she couldn’t let the material come through yet.

I couldn’t have known about the attack through any normal information, of course, and there was no talk around the base about rockets or anything in the past to suggest the dream — except that such a possibility existed. [...]

[...] But we couldn’t count on such help all the time, or we wouldn’t develop our own abilities. [...]

(Someone had then laboriously used a magic marker to try to cross out the notes so they couldn’t be read; we were much amused to read them rather easily by holding the pages up to a light. [...]

[...] As I try to counteract your ignorance I couldn’t resist. [...]

[...] Jane felt that Seth wanted to go on, but had so many points of departure to choose from that he couldn’t decide which to pursue first.”I can feel him buzzing around,” she said just before she resumed dictating at 9:50.)

[...] She couldn’t identify its source, except to say that she hadn’t been dreaming. [...]

Remember our friend who kept falling in love with men she couldn’t have? [...]

[...] Not that mediums, or others, couldn’t communicate with the “dead” — but to us, anyhow, exhibitions involving well-known personages usually seem … psychologically tainted. [...]

[...] I couldn’t help here; as a boy of less than 12, I hadn’t been that consciously aware of subjective states other than my own. [...]

[...] I knew that he was telling Pat something but I couldn’t eavesdrop.”

[...] Then I set out to find the hotel, and while I swear I walked the block three times and recognized the other buildings, I just couldn’t find the hotel. [...]

[...] (And, of course, I couldn’t begin these notes until such a decision had been made.)

(At the same time, Jane and I are extremely grateful that we have the opportunity to study ideas about consciousness with Seth, and this opening up of our individual realities is something we couldn’t have conceived of before 1963. [...]

(Then, in the 6th session Seth’s answer to my question: “Do you have a last name?” couldn’t have been more precise: “No.” [...]

[...] (Jung himself thought the questions of reincarnation, and of karma [or, roughly, destiny or fate], to be “obscure” — he couldn’t be sure of the existence of such phenomena.) From Session 555 for October 21, 1970: “The anima and the animus … are highly charged psychically, and also appear in the dream state. [...]

[...] Seth couldn’t resist a few more blasts when Jane resumed, and these are indicated. [...]

[...] Otherwise Jane’s “symptoms” couldn’t exist on any level. [...]

[...] They offered enthusiasm and faith and reinforcement to both of us, and renewed in us a fine nostalgia for old, seemingly more innocent times—even though all of us knew that that was illusory: Basically, those class days, those class years, couldn’t have been any more innocent than any other times; it was just that hindsight helped!