“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] They take instead planned distortions, which can cover up such inadequacies, or frankly abstract works.

(10:15.) I may have some surprises for Ruburt, and in the meantime I close the session, having, I believe, covered your questions.

We have covered now what I had in mind, and I will leave you. [...]

[...] I covered it this evening by way of variety and diversion.

Our next session will return to other material, as we have so much of our outline to be covered. [...]

I am pleased, as always, to begin another session, and we will cover a variety of rather allied subjects this evening.

[...] (Pause.)Mints, not chocolate covered, will be of benefit. [...]

[...] The archaic concept of God nicely covered such matters. [...]

(Tam has written Jane a letter covering the above episode; the letter will go into our files, etc.)

[...] So I hope to cover all of these subjects.

[...] This is covered in Jane’s predictions and material received before the session tonight.)

[...] I’ll cover both episodes in the notes at the end of the session.)

[...] With the arrival of warmer weather we did take an occasional break from psychic work, but for the most part the sessions were held regularly even though Seth was through with “Unknown” Reality. Some of them were private, but Seth also covered a number of interesting topics of a more general nature — material we’d like to see published eventually. [...]

[...] The back of the card is covered by fine print, giving detailed instructions re the procedure after an accident, etc., calling Western Union, bail bond procedure, etc.

[...] Our car was the subject, and this material is well covered in the notes in the 81st session for August 26,1964. [...]

[...] Before the session tonight Jane said she hoped Seth would explain the occurrence, but surprisingly — even though a considerable amount of personal material was received — the matter wasn’t covered.

[...] All such matters will be covered. [...]

The appearance of confidence, the engaging social self, is indeed a cover-up, adopted to give him time to acclimate to new circumstances of this sort. [...]

So far we have covered the areas of the subconscious from almost a one-dimensional view, using depths to be sure, but only in the most shallow of terms, and we will progress as we should.

[...] If we moved now, I thought, we might end up stuck with a bill for $50,000, if the insurance refused to cover it under our old setup. [...]

The Bantam (pocketbook) covers are a case in point. [...]

[...] We cannot cover all of this in one evening. [...]