“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] We decided we would like Seth’s help with this problem, and so expected to hear him speak this evening.

Another improvement, a considerable one, can shortly be expected in Ruburt’s physical condition, and I believe rather unexpected word concerning a book.

[...] I kept the letter that had been enclosed in the envelope for reference, and as expected needed it to decipher some of Seth’s data. [...]

(Neither Jane nor I had expected any such quick response to the article, nor had we asked for such before the session.)

On another occasion I will go into the benefits and dangers of expectations, for these are the result of subconscious feelings, which are not only projected outward but also sensed by others.

—because you will understand that fearful expectations greatly color your perception of reality, and your construction of it.

[...] I have said this constantly: Expectation is behind all sense data, and forms it. [...] Your physical condition in every way is a reflection of your inner expectations, accomplishments, and failures, and I have told you that any illness is the result of an inner distortion.

Paintings, and for Ruburt’s benefit poetry—I certainly don’t want Ruburt to feel neglected—but paintings have their own vitality and exist independently of the artist, and are the result of a spontaneous, free, impulsive burst of giving that asks no return, and as such, because no return is expected, returns are given.

[...] He expected to find his fair damsel there in your son’s arms, and he was quite prepared, having a knife in his belt. [...]

[...] I looked the book over today, but I didn’t expect anything on it before next week. [...]

[...] The whole physical self expected rebuffs. [...]

(“When we went to Florida last winter,” Margaret Bumbalo had told Jane yesterday evening, “I never expected to see you alive again.” [...]

[...] She didn’t. I answered that she seldom did because it probably saved her from dealing with certain problems; and as expected, my remarks got a quick reaction.

[...] Tell Ruburt that if he continues in this manner, and if the two of you can manage to maintain your peace of mind long enough—over a two or three day period, for example, then you can expect rewards in all areas. [...]

[...] As expected, some of Jane’s beliefs at least partially answered some of the questions we had for Seth, but we still desire him to consider the questions.

This does not mean he is expected to pretend they do not exist, but he is to give a minimum amount of attention to them. [...]

(As with Sumari, we expect that references to the Speakers will be included in this book from time to time. [...]

[...] In ordinary terms, we could hardly have expected such a mass of “house connections” to develop. [...]

[...] Not that her new freedom hadn’t been expected. [...]

[...] It was also not consciously expected on my part, although checking over my predictions for Friday and today, I discovered that I had unwittingly made several correct notes concerning it. [...]

[...] What more can you expect?

[...] As would be expected of a gathering, class sessions were full of energy and repartee and questions and serious thinking both with and without Seth.

Now you can indeed expect help from me when you request it. [...]