“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Indeed, her delivery had been stronger and longer—both by large margins—than I’d expected it would be before the session.)

[...] It directed your thoughts and expectations again in an overall manner.

In his normal state he accepted only the beliefs he considered were expected of him. [...]

As might be expected, the class hiatus soon began to have a ripple effect: The longer we delayed making up our minds as to whether we’d have the time to resume class, the more Jane’s students began to scatter. [...]

[...] The rule of expectation applies.

[...] Politically oriented people felt that they had no really strong hold, so that effective communication with the federal government could not be expected. [...]

[...] Neither of us had expected the kind of material that began to come through.)

[...] Some of the questions have been surprisingly acute, and their general reactions have not been what we might have expected. [...]

(See page 107 of the 442nd session for October 14, 1968, in which Seth said a considerable improvement can shortly be expected in Jane’s physical condition.)

I expect you to write your own book, and I believe you are too tenacious not to. [...]

[...] You expected it, from the standpoint of someone physically in good condition.

[...] Since the parents are bigger and stronger and fulfill so many of its needs, it will attempt to bring its experience into line with their expectations and beliefs. [...]

I am most pleased with your progress, Joseph, and I expect it to continue. [...]

[...] Jane was doing so well delivering the material for him at a steady, intent pace that I’d expected her to continue for some little while. [...]

[...] [We don’t expect to receive the page proofs for James, for correcting, until late next month.] Jane began to enjoy her break by writing poetry and doing some painting — but she surprised me when she also spontaneously began to rough out some of the notes for Psyche. [...]

[...] Your part in these sessions is extremely important, as I expect that you know.

[...] They expected other ships from Peru which did not come. [...]

In that life women were expected to be decorative, and most of all compliant, so in his relationship to you, when Ruburt felt decorative or compliant, he felt you would have no use for him. [...]

(Again Sue watched Jane expectantly as we waited for Seth to return. [...]

[...] Another way to understand this is to realize that you create your experiences through your expectations. [...]