“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] When his prospective employer sets a time for a meeting, however, by telephone, Ruburt cannot hear him clearly and so must double-check. [...]

[...] She even wondered “if they have any kind of wheelchair I could use to get around in …” I said I doubted if she could fit in any kind of chair until her doubled-up right leg began to open up more. [...]

The dream representing the card with the double message can also be applied in a different manner to your painting. [...]

[...] My first thought had been that the softening in the arms would help relieve the doubled-up fingers of her right hand. [...]

[...] It was a ranch-style, cedar-sided dwelling that had just been painted a dark green — a conventional one-story affair with white shutters, a fireplace, a picture window, an attached double garage in back, and many trees and shrubs. [...]

[...] Perhaps I should have double-checked by asking Seth to rename the families, in order, but I didn’t think it necessary.

[...] I placed the cards between two pieces of Bristol board, then sealed them in the usual double envelopes.

(Jane took the double envelope, her eyes still closed, and sat quietly holding it in both hands. [...]

(The double envelope contained a simple line drawing I executed in black ink on ordinary white paper. [...]

[...] Jane took the double envelope. [...]

I am aware of course of the double envelope. [...]

[...] I put it between two pieces of Bristol and sealed it in the usual double envelope.

[...] I handed Jane the 26th double sealed test envelope, and as usual she took it without opening her eyes. [...]

(At 9:47, Jane took the envelope double for the 84th experiment from me, her eyes closed, and held it to her forehead in a horizontal position.)

(Jane thinks the paper reference here could refer to the object being sandwiched between the two pieces of cardboard, or Bristol, inside the double envelope; for when she opened the envelopes she at first thought the canvas was glued to one of the pieces of Bristol—probably because she had seen me working out the gluing problem in the studio in recent weeks. [...]

(The double test envelope for the 8th test contained a page from an old novel of Jane’s entitled The Adult Time. [...]

[...] I had barely looked at the page of test script when I prepared the double envelopes this afternoon.)

[...] I sealed it in the usual double envelope after placing it between two pieces of board.

[...] I handed Jane the sealed double envelope for our 28th test; she took it without opening her eyes, then for several minutes held it against her forehead. [...]

[...] But they weren’t within the other, as in a double dream—”)

[...] I had no sense of one dream being inside the other one, as in what I call the conventional double dream.”)

[...] I prepared the usual double envelope while Jane was working at the front of the apartment. [...]

[...] As during her previous four tests she held the double envelope lightly in both hands. [...]

(This afternoon I made up the usual double test envelope, including a pair of Bristol stiffeners. [...]

(I handed Jane the double test envelope at 10:15. [...]

Your dehypnotizing practice is extremely helpful—and such a practice joins your creative energies so that they work in almost a double fashion on your behalf. [...]

(In answer to some questions I asked, she said that when she reads with her right eye open and the left one closed, she gets no double vision. [...]

[...] JA also seemed surprised, and double-checked his data to make sure he was correct. [...]

[...] Ruburt was trying to do double duty—protecting his abilities and your own. [...]

[...] Her right wrist began to revolve better, and her doubled-up fingers loosened a little more—more progress. [...]

[...] I folded it once, put it between two pieces of board and sealed it in the usual double envelope. [...]

[...] I handed Jane the sealed double envelope; as usual she took it without opening her eyes, then resumed her former position, with her right hand raised to her eyes.)

[...] As soon as she opened the sealed double envelope and saw the object, Jane realized she had had an impression of bread. [...]