“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] He also felt that you had adopted symptoms earlier, somewhat that as a system of controls—that you were so emotionally upset you didn’t know what to do, and therefore put yourself in a position where you could do little of importance: you could not make errors.

And from the 45th session, 20 days later: “… your present theory of the expanding universe is in error. [...]

Any event that you would consider disastrous to your race, brought about by the race itself, would be used in another probable system to avoid the same sort of error. [...]

Now throughout this book I have purposely stayed away from the word “love,” because of various interpretations often placed upon it, and because of the errors frequently committed in its name.

[...] Those against the procedure cite the errors possible in diagnosis, including the misinterpretation of mammographic patterns. [...]

[...] For all its many errors, at its best Christianity proclaimed the ultimate meaning for each person’s life. [...]

[...] You do not use up energy in biological terms, and to think so is an error.

[...] I told you earlier that your scientist’s idea of an expanding universe was in error, although in one important sense the universe was expanding, and this is what I referred to.

[...] In the same way the race makes errors — and yet in response to its own greater knowledge it continues to seek out those areas of its own probable fulfillment.

[...] When I came to type up this session I wondered if Seth-Jane’s mention of the third century might be an error. [...]

[...] She also informed Rob that I could contact the deceased for their living relatives if I wanted to, emphasizing that a good deal of trial and error would be involved as both of us learned to use our psychic abilities.

[...] I had trouble in some instances deciding in the copy which spelling to use—Sumerian or Sumarian; in some instances my quick decisions were in error, I came to believe as I typed up this copy, so as can be seen I made changes. [...]

This person had superior energy and power and great organizing abilities, but it was the errors that he made unwittingly that perpetuated some dangerous distortions. [...]

[...] As I watched from my floating position, the “driving me” made an error at the light, and suddenly we ended up in the middle of a line of traffic. [...]

Nevertheless the fact remains that he boo-booed, that such errors, while unavoidable at times at this stage, are most regrettable and apt to cast a slur upon the material as a whole.

[...] … But your errors and mistakes, luckily enough, are not real and do not affect reality, for Dr. King still lives.”

(As Seth, Jane was enunciating the material very carefully, almost syllable by syllable, as though to give me time to write down without error. [...]

[...] Jane pointed out three instances in it where she had personal associations with Seth’s data, and as it turned out all three would have been in error had she voiced them.

[...] In trying to vocalize the impressions however, we made the obvious and rather amusing error.

[...] I did not catch the error during dictation; being as usual so busy writing, I have more than once found it easy to lose track of the content of the words I am transcribing. [...]