“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(Jane said later that this worked well, and evidently helped her across several rough spots—the feeling or urge to cry passed after a few moments. [...]

Tonight Ruburt has evidence for the good intent of his natural self. [...]

[...] Regardless of what you think I am, or am not, I have given evidence, surely, in all these sessions, of my own individuality, and evidence of my concern and feeling for you both.

[...] Remember the note was actually folded over the cap, like a sandwich; evidently the pressure of the two Bristol stiffeners and the two envelopes held the cap in the same position relative to the note.

[...] Evidently she believed this.

[...] Besides, I knew her moods and feelings much better, evidently, than she realized. [...]

[...] The evidence would pile up.

[...] So science and revelation seem far apart indeed, for the revelation usually insists upon obedience to a vision that is privately received, and offers as a rule but poor evidence. [...]

[...] Seth has said this many times, as have I, but it evidently hadn’t meant all that much to Jane before.

(I would like to say here that recently Jane had remarked, several times, that she would feel better if she herself could see some physical evidence of psychic phenomena. [...]

[...] After a while one tended to forget that her eyes were closed, since there was no evidence of confusion on her part. [...]

[...] Evidently a good amount of the data was correct, being called so by Pat and Claire, although without notes we cannot check. [...]

[...] Again, some distortions evidently. [...]

I hope however to present, along with my explanations, certain hints and clues that will show you where to look for subjective evidence. [...]

1. Seth was evidently experimenting here, for right away he went back to using “it,” instead of “he,” when referring to All That Is. [...]

[...] The restlessness which was apparent in Miss Callahan’s behavior when Ruburt saw her, was but a small tangible evidence of the inner crisis. [...]

[...] The very fact that the personality evades a female reincarnation is evidence of an already developed fear. [...]

[...] People who can ignore the physical evidence of wars and purposely think thoughts of peace will triumph — but in your terminology the word “meek” has come to mean spineless, inadequate, lacking energy. [...]

[...] Various recent claims and assorted kinds of evidence have tended to push the writing of Mark’s Gospel [which Seth asserts is genuine] back to as early as A.D. 35 — much closer, of course, to the time when Christ lived.)

[...] This will blind you to certain accomplishments and other orientations to such an extent that you will not be able to see evidence of achievement when it appears before your eyes.

[...] Until very recently you generally believed that all information came to the body through the outer senses, and ignored all evidence to the contrary. [...]

(Pause in a forceful delivery.) You may begin to exaggerate the gulf between this generalized ideal and the specific evidences of man’s “greed and corruption” that you see so obviously about you. [...]

[...] They were made evidently either by a psychologist or parapsychologist, probably at the invitation of the publisher before he accepted the book. [...]

[...] When she looked at my tracing-paper drawing, she said this was evidently what she was trying to arrive at subjectively; my drawing is of a round object, although much larger. [...]

[...] Jane knows him of course, and likes him; yet the fact that I made the tracing-paper drawing evidently exerted a stronger pull emotionally. [...]

[...] Then I ended up shocked to discover how little real evidence there is to back up the idea of evolution, and fascinated by the limits of scientific thinking. [...]

(Seth’s ideas aside for the moment, biologists faithful to Darwin’s theories don’t want to hear anything about the precognitive abilities of a species, nor do they see any evidence of it in their work. [...]

[...] Disbelievers say that neurological evidence contradicts this theory; that from the neurological standpoint the events in our lives and within our bodies depend upon interpretation by the brain, that we can know nothing directly, but only experience transmitted through — and so “colored” by — the central nervous system. [...]

[...] Aside from the lack of evidence to back up such “scientific” speculations, what thinking or feeling values, I wonder, can make such a belief system so attractive? [...]

[...] Then Jane called S. Schindler with that news; he in turn has “a list” of West Coast publishers he wants to try, evidently thinking the university press route won’t work.

[...] Indeed, I lost my balance twice while helping Jane undress, and each time collapsed on the bed beside her, to her evident concern. [...]

[...] We also obtained like objects for the other two visits, and Seth evidently uses this fact to lead to related connections. [...]

[...] Jane was quite vexed at break to realize the implications of this method, and that she hadn’t followed through as Seth evidently intended her to.

(Then, evidently in a good state between waking and sleeping I had a most vivid sighting. [...] I saw a round hole, evidently cut into ice; at the hole were two men wearing white fur suits, and moving about the hole as though perhaps fishing through the ice.