“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You can expect financial security beyond any dreams you had at marriage. [...]

You must also understand that politics was a legitimate hand of the church in those days, and a churchman was expected to be an excellent politician. [...]

There may be a slowness or unevenness as we attempt such an experiment, and this is to be expected. [...]

There will be varieties of adjustment; this also is to be expected. [...]

[...] I have told you that such developments could be expected. [...] I expect that this latest one may involve of itself still another.

[...] Another image of the self comes into consideration, so that it seems to him that he is expected to be nearly a saintly self—or at least that he is regarded as someone who is expected to perform in an altogether superlative fashion. [...]

[...] They react in their own ways to suggestion to the tone of your voice, to your expectations of their behavior, to your treatment of them—and in that regard your body consciousness responds to your conscious treatment of it. [...]

[...] Some few people in your world expect to work productively through their 90’s at hard work, and do so. [...]

[...] But you are making an effort, and where little effort is made, little results can be expected. [...]

[...] This does not mean, however, that you can expect such good treatment all the time. [...]

[...] I realize now that I simply cannot expect either of you at this point to trust Ruburt’s body to know what it is doing. [...]

[...] I do not expect that you will approve of it entirely, but I can assure you that it will be beneficial if you try to place trust in what I am saying.

“Desire, wish, and expectation rule all actions and are the basis for all realities. Within All That Is, therefore, the wish, desire, and expectation of creativity existed before all other actuality. The strength and vitality of these desires and expectations then became in your terms so insupportable that All That Is was driven to find the means to produce them.

I expect no real difficulties. [...]

[...] Some rather harmless diversities of purpose, and temporary imbalance, may most probably be expected at various times while the whole self becomes acquainted with a new level of achievement.

This is to be expected as minor adjustments are made. [...]

The same applies to you, and I expect both of you, in the last halves of your lives, to demonstrate the bursts of creativity and new wisdom that should ideally appear in each life. [...]

[...] You expect all of the elements of the [...]

[...] I was nearly elated, and felt again that surge of hope and expectation that I’ve come to learn is so valuable. [...]

[...] I expected to hear from my editor any day. [...]

[...] We asked her not to tell anyone, though I expect she’ll tell Georgia, her closest friend in the hospital. [...]

In our terms, then, it’s certainly foolish for scientists to expect that the peoples of the world are simply going to dispense with religion just because scientists want them to, calling them “deluded” or worse. It’s just as foolish for those who are religious, even though they outnumber the scientists by far, to expect most scientists to embrace religion, to surrender their agnosticism or atheism, to give up their mechanistic, reductionist views of life—their attempts to use a series of “logical” steps to reduce the human being, say, to his or her ever-lower components, right down to the atomic level. [...]

Within a few days we expect to receive from Delacorte Press the first copies of Emir’s Education in the Proper Use of Magical Powers.

[...] We expect the same kind of response from those who will seek out the Dutch Seth Speaks. [...]

[...] He will learn shortly, and without any real difficulty, that while his new schedule will be, as it should be, followed with discipline, nevertheless he cannot expect a new idea every day.

[...] He never expected any financial rewards from poetry, and it occurred to him that in his recent neglect of it he may have been cheating himself in more ways than one.

[...] You should have a clear picture, taking some definite time out for friends, and it should be clearly understood that in your working hours you expect to be alone.

[...] Those improvements are better than even I would have expected, even though the overall locomotion is very uneven.

[...] To expect any kind of commitment to an invisible future is too much in that regard. [...]

[...] I do not want you to suddenly expect in Framework 1 sudden, normal activity on Ruburt’s part, or to compare his present behavior against that standard. [...]

At the same time he was feeling that he would not be a great writer either, you were telling him he was using only about a tenth of his abilities, and so in both areas he was not living up to his expectations or yours, to his way of seeing. [...]

[...] I didn’t expect this sale. [...]