“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

([John:] “Can you tell me something about the future of the business endeavor for my wife?”)

[...] It may lead to another more profitable endeavor, and will serve its purpose and be beneficial while it lasts. [...]

[...] You reacted creatively, using the precognitive story as a basis for a fictional endeavor. [...]

[...] I want Ruburt to apply all of this to his own situation, both in terms of creative endeavors and his physical situation, so that he begins to understand that he can start to react in the present to a future recovery.

[...] I like to follow an endeavor through from start to finish in a reasonably direct manner. [...]

(While we’ve been busy with our endeavors, the shortening, brilliantly colored and often warm days of October passed into November and turned progressively colder through the month; we’ve already had more than a little snow since Thanksgiving; and now in a few days [about December 22] winter will officially arrive. [...]

I will also have comments concerning your own reactions (to me), and I suggest—but only suggest—that again your usual two sessions a week be held, as a framework for the therapeutic endeavors. [...]

[...] It will certainly be a long and noisy endeavor. [...]

[...] I thought the sinful self had to be cooperating in our endeavors, and I wondered whether there might be some scrap of new information it possessed that could help us. [...]

When we have an unexpected or unscheduled session, I will always endeavor to shorten the succeeding session, as in this case.

I will never endeavor to put any pressure upon you, through needling you to following my suggestions, and I understand very well, believe it or not, the so-called practical aspects of the world in which you live. [...]

[...] He was used to more frequent creative challenges, lesser ones in a way, rather than long-term projects, and he was not capable in the past of the planning for example that is now a part of his creative endeavors.

At the risk of being repetitive: if he concentrates upon his work, the morning issue will take care of itself, and by work I mean not only his writing, but his own individual psychic endeavors. [...]

An excellent dream, in which the paintings stand for paintings—but also show that the fruit of your other endeavors will do well in the marketplace—that the marketplace will reward you—and that also includes the insurance situation. [...]

[...] This is the endeavor that we are presently engaged in. [...]

[...] Even this is a rather complicated endeavor, and one seldom used for purposes of communication.

Art is not a specifically human endeavor, though man likes to believe that this is so, and no scientist is going to grant a spider or a bee any sense of esthetic appreciation, certainly, so what you have is art in its human manifestations, and art is above all a natural characteristic. [...]

[...] I feel quite good about the painting endeavor now, and will try to keep things in balance.

[...] There were always two faces to his endeavors—the private search for understanding, and the public expression as a writer. In a fashion this applies to most endeavors of a creative kind. [...]

I will endeavor to do so, and believe I can to some extent. [...]

[...] I will endeavor to contact Ruburt as you suggest.

This is indeed an example of an endeavor of the sort that is too often carried on, with energy expended in a search for a reality that is known by any nincompoop to exist.

[...] He should be in no way connected with that endeavor.

[...] It is not equipped for such an endeavor because it cannot dream. [...]

[...] This phase of our endeavors will be fascinating to you in its scope. [...]

The books reach people in many fields of endeavor, and they strike a strong chord. [...]

There are many new affiliations that will be developing in the future, new fields of endeavor. [...]

Starting over — changing one’s beliefs, is a bold endeavor. [...]

[...] A connection with an endeavor that does not work. [...]

(From what Seth says after break, we saw the connection with cloth, evening, and an endeavor that does not work. [...]