“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Jane did not seriously expect Fell to accept this book, but still wants to hear from Seth about it. [...]

[...] She was surprised at the early break, but more so at the impressions given, since she hadn’t expected them.

(Jane paused once more, and seemed to wait expectantly. [...]

(2. She is to call Tam to verify that the two books in question are to be published as expected. [...]

[...] He told her the book hadn’t arrived in the office yet, but that he expected it to, and that he would check to see if it was on schedule. [...]

There is still considerable coloration, but this is to be expected, and you will work through it. [...]

[...] Do not expect windfalls. [...]

Much of this had to do with the picture in his mind, quite unconscious, of what he expected life to be. [...]

[...] I hadn’t expected anything on the verse translation this evening, especially after a long session.)

[...] Concentration upon the problem to such an extent does not allow the inner self the freedom to help you solve it, and a condition arises where you expect the worst and bring it therefore about.

[...] In that case however he expected from the tour much better results. [...]

(People’s reactions are too varied, I’ve learned, for us to expect them to behave as we want them to. [...]

([John:] “Would they ask me or would I be expected to approach them?”)

[...] I added that we expected the Dutch translation of the same book to be published later this year, but that we didn’t know just when this would happen — so Jane and I were understandably surprised last Thursday to receive a letter from a reader in Holland, informing us that he’d just purchased a copy of the Dutch edition of Seth Speaks! [...]

Now, again, after my cheery beginning, I offer you my fondest wishes, and I expect you to work hard for I do not give you pretty, easy phrases. [...]

[...] I hadn’t really expected her to have a session tonight — but then, was my belief influencing reality? [...]

[...] If all of this was transposed over the program that you expected, you would indeed think that nothing made any sense.

[...] We expect to receive the copyedited Volume 2 of “Unknown” Reality by December 7, and this is to keep us occupied until Christmas. [...]

(The good news data refers to Seth’s prediction of same in the 520th session for March 25, 1970: “I believe there is also some good news for you that you do not expect.” [...]

[...] It is meant to assess the reality that is unconsciously formed in direct replica of your thoughts and expectations.

[...] You would go to sleep to solve certain problems … There is an overall general difference, nationally speaking — that is, people of various nations do differ to some extent in their prevalent brain frequencies … All in all, however, the beta has predominated, and has been expected to solve many problems unsuited to its own characteristics.

[...] They are not equipped to handle other realities, nor should they be expected to do so.

You will find such sequences often, and this should be expected. [...]

[...] You expect the cells of your body to be replaced. You expect your image to continue day by day, although the physical matter of your image today has not one atom or molecule within it that was a portion of your image ten years ago. [...]

(We have not heard from the Gallaghers, incidentally, and do not expect to. [...]

Dr. Instream also thinks of a telephone call he is expecting. [...]

[...] With the best intentions, her account reflected all the negative beliefs about illness that Jane and I had come to expect in the hospital setting. [...]

In others words, you often expect too much of yourselves. [...]