“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I hadn’t received any calls from Pete or anybody else, which I hardly expected anyhow. [...]

[...] You can generally expect two kinds of response—one dealing with relaxation, and the other with better functioning or performance.

[...] I expect at any moment anyone will get a ruler and measure it and then say to me that the couch is so long—how can you say it is not one couch? [...]

[...] I expect at any moment that someone will get a ruler and measure it, and then say to me that the couch is so long: How can I say it is not one couch?

[...] I then expected to feel the sensation myself but nothing developed. [...]

[...] Though after Denmark I never expected to see it.

[...] I certainly hadn’t expected him to go into the question tonight; in fact, I’d come very close to not mentioning it at all at this time.)

[...] They’ve involved healing, however, and in one of them she even expected to wake up healed—but found herself moving slowly on the bed as usual. [...]

[...] We can also expect some improvement in vision, as that area is now being worked on.

It is only when a schism develops that the overly conscientious self becomes quite unreasoning in its demands and expectations. [...]

[...] It’s as though when the material’s good I expect that it should take more time to get, or something like that…. [...]

I want to give you some idea of the conditions that you may expect to meet in any successful projections, so that you will be prepared to some extent. [...]

[...] You can expect therefore that these projections will be difficult to interpret, though you may find the experience intact in the middle of the record of any given dream.

Now there will be several born before that time who in various ways will rearouse man’s expectations. [...]

[...] The expectations were set long ago in your terms, and will be fed by new prophets until the third personality of Christ does indeed emerge.

The sensations are a physical demonstration of an inner sense reaction on a psychic basis, or level, which you have not yet achieved, and cannot be expected to. [...]

[...] This development is not an easy one, nor can it be rushed, nor can you expect it of yourself.

“You are not expected to become unconscious, then. [...]

[...] Any issues with you also involved work and creativity, along with the expectations that you had of each other—not just in your married roles but as partners and colleagues in your artistic endeavors. [...]

[...] His expectations, in other words, caused the attack, unfortunately. [...]

[...] Your beliefs often tell you that life is hard, however, that living is difficult, that the universe, again, is unsafe, and that you must use all of your resources—not to meet [life] with anything like joyful abandon, of course, but to protect yourself against its implied threats; threats that you have been taught to expect.

I do not expect you to suddenly switch all of your orientation in this situation to Framework 2—yet again I have hope (louder) of gently enticing you both to take great-enough advantage of Framework 2, so that you have more confidence and experience with its qualities.

[...] And you, Joseph , should escape your December doldrums this year, and I thoroughly expect that you shall.

[...] The three people were a Mr. Connor, who Bill definitely did not expect to see, and his two children.

[...] Give me a moment here —on the one hand you desire more from a relationship with a man than you have any right to expect. No human being could ever deliver what you expect a man to deliver in a relationship. [...]

[...] Now, a step further, therefore, is that you expect rejection on the part of the male for this reason. [...]