“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The latter idea is a cover-up for the previous one. [...]

(As I covered her up for a nap at 4:30 this afternoon, I asked her “how one person could raise so much hell?”—meaning that in line with our talk today I now believed that the whole Seth business, and especially the books, had been conducted in the face of a steady, fierce resistance. [...]

—I will end up covering all of the areas you discussed this afternoon —of course, in my own fashion. [...]

[...] He was, in fact, quite daring in refusing to accept the conventional spirit-guide dogma—which would at least have given him a kind of psychological covering (all emphatically. [...]

[...] He wants to talk to her later this week in connection with a cover story he is to write about Richard Bach. [...]

There is more here that we will cover, however.

[...] I will cover this much more thoroughly however.

[...] Questions such as those pertaining to life after death, in your terms, will be covered perhaps in a consecutive number of sessions, in which such matters will be covered in a body of material.

(Jane and I engaged in a long discussion this evening, covering a lot of ground concerning her symptoms, my role, her lingering and bothersome symptom hang-ons, etc. [...]

[...] And since we cannot cover everything I suggest that we discuss these points first.

[...] There is much more here, and we will cover what we can, and fill in when we can. [...]

I suggest that you take a break, as there is much material that I would like to cover this evening.

I have wanted to cover this because I can prove the existence of this dream world to you, and its continuity, always within the spacious present. [...]

[...] It was winter; the ground was covered with packed snow; so were the roads, although there were no heaping snow banks.

[...] We had a discussion that wasn’t very cheerful or helpful, and covered a lot of ground that we’d traversed before. [...]

Science itself often displays compulsive and ritualistic behavior, to the point of programming its own paths of reasoning, so that they cover safe ground, and steadfastly ignore the great inner forces of spontaneity that make science — or any discipline — possible. [...]

[...] It can hardly cover very many points, but it is generally legitimate as far as it goes.

[...] This will be covered in Chapter 13.

So many developments occurred in the following months that it is difficult to cover them all. [...]

[...] He swooped down beside my bed, skidded along the top of a covered radiator, crashed into a wall and fell down onto another radiator top at a lower level. [...]

(Then I saw that someone had left the shack’s door open, and that everything, the walls, the ceiling, the open door, etc., was covered with hordes of insects of various kinds and colors, all crawling and flying about. [...]

I had intended to cover this earlier but we were sidetracked. [...]

Energy can be transformed from one state to another, but once it achieves a personalized gestalt the individuality which it has formed must follow certain laws of value fulfillment, and this involves distinctions which we have not yet covered in our sessions.

[...] The new snow covered the bare ground evenly and whitely.

[...] My next project is to start a list of these points so that we make sure they’re covered.

[...] We’re glad to try to answer questions like that, but our correspondents cover many topics and express many viewpoints—and some are hard for us to handle. [...]

[...] “I love the red couch cover you’re sitting on,” she said as we waited for the session—and indeed, the corded fabric glowed in the warm light cast by the table lamp on the room divider behind the couch; the divider separates the kitchen from the living room.

(Timothy Foote, book editor of Time Magazine, is due here tomorrow to interview Jane in connection with a cover story the magazine is doing about Dick Bach.)

We will cover your experiences at another session. I am sorry to put you off, but tonight was an excellent night to give you the material we have covered; and I want to explain your experiences rather thoroughly, and also use them to delve further into our study of the inner senses. [...]

[...] It is developing even better than I had hoped, and our own material will now begin to really develop, for we have enough background to enable us to cover subject matter that would have been impossible at an earlier time. [...]

I am taking the opportunity to speak concerning these matters, since I had already decided not to cover any complicated material for our session. [...]

[...] Maude wants to ask the readers of RC to help Jane and me pay for certain very large medical bills not covered by insurance. [...]