“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

The official mentioned, by the way, that there was indeed no direct evidence connecting past flu shots with the occurrence of a rather bizarre disease that some of those inoculated with the flu vaccine happened to come down with.⁴ All in all, it was quite an interesting announcement, with implications that straddle biology, religion, and economics. [...]

[...] The doctors see the bodily results, which are quite definite, and then those results are taken as evidence.

[...] I don’t know whether I’m correct in this interpretation or not, but Pete said Fred was evidently trying to protect himself. [...]

[...] Neither did their evidence disappear. [...]

[...] I’d felt badly about his visit, since we certainly accorded him a hostile reception, and evidently had accomplished little. [...]

[...] To have Jane’s work studied and respected for what it is, on its own, is evidently asking the impossible of most people. [...]

This does not mean that they do not exist, nor does it mean that vivid, valid and definite evidence for their existence cannot be received; and evidence which will be accepted by the intellect. [...]

I even think there’s good medical evidence these days for my view of Jane’s “symptoms,” as we’ve called them for many years. [...]

Because of its very nature, however, and even though it comprises enough “evidence” in favor of a generalized principle that explains the workings of certain phenomena, a theory inevitably contains errors, since it’s based upon incomplete data to begin with. [...]

[...] All of these ideas, I feel, evidently grow out of repressed, unexpressed fears that have built up over the years, and have been taken over, or dumped upon, the conscientious and/or creative self. [...]

(Jane today revived what is evidently an excellent suggestion—to the effect that “Whatever I need to know will rise to my consciousness.” [...]

(By now I was completely puzzled; and Jane, evidently not wanting to speak on her own yet, looked at me and shrugged. [...]

[...] At a much later date the very type of communication will evolve into something much clearer, more vivid; and while words will always play some part, other elements will be added in the future that will actually be evidence for the material. [...]

[...] You can use them; and for Philip’s information the evidence of the inner senses is immediate, and vivid, and direct—much more vivid, Philip, than for example your camouflage experience of the color red. [...]

[...] This is why I have said that the inner senses present their own evidence.

The world as you know it is mankind’s creation, and his abilities and limitations are all in evidence there. [...]

[...] I must remind you both to emphasize, again, the flexibilities that are occurring, and that are for that matter sometimes apparent almost immediately after such episodes—for your trust builds as you allow yourselves to concentrate upon what is new evidence. [...]

[...] Mass Events was supposed to come out on March 13, but this date is evidently in error, since we’ve just learned we won’t see front-matter proofs until next week. [...]

[...] His poetry to you is good evidence of this. [...]

[...] Surely all of the creativity cited in this note is the “proof of the pudding,” then — evidence of the psyche’s richness and abilities. [...]

It is somewhat of a psychological trick, in your day and age, to come to the realization that you do in fact form your experience and your world, simply because the weight of evidence seems (underlined twice) to be so loaded at the other end, because of your habits of perception. [...]

[...] These phenomena are only evidences of the greater creative consciousness that is inherent and active in each of us — the interior universe of which we know so little.

[...] Often, evidence of it emerges into consciousness in the guise of sudden hunches or creative inspiration.

Not sufficient faith in the evidence of his own experiments. [...]

[...] Jane possessed strong emotional memories regarding the funeral, and clairvoyant knowledge of the envelope object in some form; evidently Seth responded to, or deliberately chose, what he perceived as the stronger intensities pertaining to Aunt Ella’s funeral over the object itself.

(Searching for a word evidently, Jane rolled this one off quickly. [...]

[...] Subconscious memory evidently plays a part here. [...]

[...] Indeed, that details have appeared is evidence of increased confidence on his part.