“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] And, I thought, I had to start a page of questions and keep it with each latest session so I didn’t let them get away from us.

[...] Today she’d been so relaxed, with so many physical things taking place—all improvements—that I didn’t think she’d want to have a session.

[...] By then I was actually half bombed, so I didn’t get down to typing this session until 9:50 p.m.)

[...] At the same time he was afraid of making demands at Prentice for fear he would discover that they didn’t care if he stayed or not. [...]

It was not that he didn’t accept the responsibility so much as that, in that weakest area, he did not realize the strength of his own conscious thoughts to alter the body mechanism. [...]

[...] However, I didn’t want all of the session filed under deleted material, since that other portion has good general application.

[...] Tabletop didn’t break beneath Bill’s hands, he said, but, he believes, when table fell over to floor & struck edge of table top against floor, away from Bill and Pat.

[...] When she looked into the mirror she smiled briefly, and showed her teeth — a lot better than yesterday, when we didn’t do it at all.

“When Seth listed the families of consciousness last January,³ but didn’t include the Grunaargh, Rob asked him about it in the 738th session. [...]

[...] Prentice-Hall authorized this venture by a foreign publisher well over a year ago, but we didn’t know just when we’d see books within the two-year limit set for publication. [...]

[...] Also, even though I’d been so intimately involved with the Seth material from the very beginning, for example, I didn’t fully comprehend the volume of just the session material that we’d accumulated over a total of 21 years. [...]

(I tried something a little different during the experiment and Jane said now that she didn’t know whether it helped or not. [...]

(Seth didn’t comment specifically on the experimental results and Jane and I made our own connections.

[...] There was quite a bit more to the session but I didn’t think my memory of it was clear enough for accurate notes.)

[...] Boy … I didn’t have the slightest idea of what he was going to talk about tonight, but then I saw that he had one whole block of stuff to get through before he gave us any break….”

[...] In fact, Seth had much more to present on the subject this evening, so even though he didn’t say so Jane and I take it for granted that this session belongs in Psyche.)

[...] Jane didn’t really want to take a break. [...]

[...] I didn’t think we were going to have a session. [...]

[...] She didn’t show up while I was there. [...]

[...] Jane didn’t see Fred. [...]

(A session had been mandatory Monday evening, February 5, since we’d scheduled it for an out-of-state visitor some time ago, but we didn’t feel much like it when the time came. [...]

[...] She said she did not feel tired and didn’t want a short session. [...]

[...] One of my concerns when Jane asked me to speak to Seth at the beginning of the session, was whether my speaking would bring on a regular Seth session, but this didn’t develop; and the method gave us both confidence for like experiments in the future. [...]

[...] “I’m glad I did that,” she said, meaning that she’d held the session, “but I really didn’t know whether I could. [...]