“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(It might be noted that I again detected traces of what I call a brogue in Jane’s manner of speaking this evening, and thought it more pronounced as the session wore on. [...]

[...] I am leading up to the statement that Peggy detected a very clear example of bleeding through of data in the 214th session. [...]

[...] An Elmira tavern is named, along with the fact that a New York City detective has given Elmira authorities the names of Elmirans for further investigation. [...]

I have said that the mind cannot be detected by your instruments at present. [...]

Seth has always maintained that there are no closed systems, that energy is constantly exchanged between them, regardless of whether such transfers can be detected. [...]

[...] Yet according to Seth, both classes of “particles” are in actuality nonphysical; as best words can note, they have their realities on scales so minute that we cannot hope to detect them through our present technology….

[...] She remarked that the feeling was similar to the two Father Trainor episodes, of February 11,1965 and May 30,1965; I too had had the thought that there was a similarity here, and thought I detected a hint of a brogue in Jane’s delivery at times. [...]

[...] It had none that we could detect, except that Jane coughed briefly. [...]

(When Bill, Don and I tipped the table deliberately and were not detected doing so, we certainly got an amazed reaction from the three women. [...]

[...] It is possible for it to be detected. [...]

[...] Bill however remarked that he thought he had detected a change; he thought Jane’s lower jaw line had become more rounded, losing a little of its angularity. [...]

[...] Jane had no voice strain or fatigue that we could detect. [...]

[...] Many of them were fantasies involving cowboys and Indians and detectives and world adventurers that I crudely illustrated on my yellow school pads. [...]

Within a few weeks Ed Robbins’ and my labors on the Mike Hammer detective strip came to an end due to policy differences with the syndicate distributing the feature. [...]

[...] However a recheck of old X-rays seems to show that the second ulcer had previously existed, but had not been detected. [...]