“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You will find what you expect to find. [...]

[...] You could then expect to encounter next a more differentiated environment, that seems to become clearer as you progress toward the heart of another system.

[...] Now, it is to be expected that he expend energy and that he concentrate with some thoroughness, but at times he becomes emotionally weary as a result of expending huge amounts of energy within a small amount of time, comparatively speaking.

[...] This is all right, and sometimes to be expected.

[...] The blow made a good noise and I expected her to break off dictation, or at least wince. [...]

(I thought this a neat bit of telepathic exchange, for as I asked Seth the question, I expected to receive just that kind of answer. [...]

[...] I have already begun the second approach, as might be expected. [...]

[...] Pete hadn’t asked me for any files or records, as I’d expected him to.

[...] Yet such uncreative attitudes have often, now, hampered you in that direction of Ruburt’s condition, so that you programmed yourselves to expect disappointment.

(I hardly expected this, since my own inner world is often in turmoil.)

[...] We didn’t expect any such data, nor had we asked Seth to comment on Tom’s call.

The girl’s remark of surprise: “I didn’t expect to see you here,” was taken by the overly conscientious self as just rebuke. [...]

[...] Ever since April 21 I have been waiting expectantly, and in vain, for another projection. [...]

[...] So your soul, that which you are, constructs your physical daily reality for you from the nature of your thoughts and expectations.

There are alterations taken into your calculations, so astronauts know ahead of time that they can expect to encounter weightlessness, for example. [...]

[...] You have only to firmly state your position, and they will follow, expecting this of you.

[...] I expect now a definite change for the better, and as soon as Ruburt is ready, then we will begin my book.

[...] Surprising events that were earlier covered up or ignored seem to appear with greater frequency, and everywhere a new sense of quickness and acceleration gradually alters the expectations of people in regard to the events of their own lives, and to the behavior they expect from others. [...]

3. When the leaders of Iraq ordered the invasion of Iran 14 months ago, they expected to win the war in three weeks. [...]

In dreams, when you expect none, none appear. [...]

You make your reality from your expectations, and this is one of the greatest truths. [...]

[...] We can expect ectoplasmic creations separated from the body of the medium.

[...] Can’t expect too much yet. [...]

[...] The tricky thing here is that a plus expectancy and inner confidence always brings the best results with the least effort. [...]

This is surely to be expected. [...]

[...] Your own body grows naturally and easily from its time of birth, not expecting resistance but taking its miraculous unfolding for granted; using all of itself with great, gracious, creatively aggressive abandon.