“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

He became quite good at expressing this inner life regardless of other circumstances, and the situation at home, and he understood that it was at odds with what was expected. [...]

[...] You may be expected to move now, but waiting for the further changes would serve your interests more. [...]

[...] When any contact is attempted in so-called mediumistic situations, then it is expected that the survival personality will “remember,” in quotes, events as you do; but events no longer exist in that way.

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

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

[...] I expected Jane to continue, but to my surprise I saw that she had left trance. [...]

[...] When you react in such a manner, not only do you focus upon the present difficulty, but you project the difficulty and its imagined consequences into the future, turning expectation against you, and therefore bringing about the very conditions which you wish to avoid.

[...] You cannot expect Prentice to understand the nature of your own idealism, or Ruburt’s, in such a way that Prentice as an entity can apply that idealism to its packaging. [...]

[...] We’d expected to see a long article on DMSO in the paper, written by Peggy Gallagher, but it wasn’t printed: Over the phone today Peg told Jane the article was put off until next weekend because of space limitations. [...]

[...] We hadn’t expected this. [...]

(Seth mentions an April meeting and John said that he expects to go to Chicago for a meeting this spring.

[...] I’d expected that sort of diagnosis for some time. [...]

[...] You expect your motives to be selfish because you have been told that they are, and so when you catch yourselves with unkind motives you are almost comforted, because you think that at least you are behaving normally.

Because of the beliefs of religion, the child expected God to show his power through some disastrous act by which sinners would be punished. [...]

[...] Energy will be released, but (smiling) three days is hardly enough for him to expect great results. [...]

[...] The last year has been very productive as far as learning goes, and I’m at the point where I expect it to begin paying rich dividends. [...]

The week in its own way has been quite successful, and went rather as I expected. [...]

[...] (Pause.) A change of environment would be good, not in an overly permissive atmosphere but one in which some personal freedom is tempered with the expectation of definite achievement of some kind. [...]

“I am free to stand or kneel, to run expectantly forward, for there is nothing ahead of me that I need fear, and the way ahead of me is clear and open. [...]

[...] You cannot throw the burden of proof upon another, or expect a man or teacher to prove to you the validity of your own existence. [...]

(10:54.) Your experience, in other words, follows your expectations. [...]

[...] Still, he often expects his own rather unorthodox experiences to appear in the kind of orderly garb with which you are all familiar.