“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Jane also did succeed in approximating entry into her library; her own notes will cover this.

Philosophically and practically there are many ramifications on this subject that I hope to cover, but what I have said for now applies. [...]

(John went over the points covered so far, and did indeed agree on many of them. [...]

[...] She thought the trance had been deeper than usual to cover many distractions: the weather and new rain, traffic noise, a party going on downstairs, etc.

[...] At the fringes of my field of vision I saw that the face containing these magnificent eyes was quite hairy, covered by long black shining hair almost as though I was visualizing a throwback to more primitive man. [...]

[...] He has told us we could never cover even a portion of the numberless fields bordering even our own; some will be explained as they impinge upon our own in various ways; Seth also has mentioned his own ability to travel through a few other fields. [...]

[...] When we return to the inner senses again, we will be able to discuss them in further depth because of the material that we have covered in the meantime.

[...] There is very much to be covered. [...]

[...] “And my arms are definitely longer, and go out to the sides farther, and I think my legs are better too—they don’t stick up so high under the covers when I lay on my back.” [...]

[...] Good suggestions are not bandages to cover up, unless you believe they are. [...]

[...] Each segment of this fast, then slow, tempo seemed to cover a few paragraphs at the most. [...]

Now: I will cover the subject of ghosts separately, rather than in this chapter. [...]

[...] The info above covers Dr. Gene Bernard’s recent letter on our behalf to Prentice-Hall, and Raymond Van Over’s telepathic understanding of same.)

[...] You will often become “allergic” to a drug simply because the body realizes that if the drug was accepted, all recourse to the solution of a particular problem would be cut off, or another more severe illness would result from the physical “cover-up” of the dilemma.

[...] There are certain sessions I’ve labelled ‘fill-in’ sessions in my mind for some time now, or thought of them as covering ‘floating material.’ They aren’t book sessions or specifically personal ones. [...]

[...] (Sayre is only 18 miles from Elmira, New York, where Jane and I live now.) Even though it was wintertime, the tree carried a sparse cover of leaves. [...]

[...] If joy has always been one of the characteristics of earth experience, so has suffering, and the subject will be covered in this book. [...]

Apropos of that “certain amount,” she read me her notes on the subjects she’d felt Seth would cover tonight. [...]

The session to cover the points you requested.

[...] The part of the sessions in your lives as applied to your Elmira existence so far will be covered at another time. [...]

[...] The ideas of work have been largely covered. [...]