“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I’d like to mention here that by now we had read several books on extrasensory perception, but still hadn’t come across anything about voice communication. [...]

[...] I didn’t realize either that little is known about normal perception, much less extrasensory perception, or that no medium is expected to be 100 percent correct. [...]

We will learn much through these endeavors, for they will provide lessons in themselves, and will be excellent examples of the precise manner in which extrasensory perceptions, as you prefer to call them, are received and interpreted. [...]

[...] For any so-called extrasensory perceptions you insist upon twice the evidence, and under circumstances when the evidence is vivid in its own terms and must be translated first, before you will accept it, into the alien outside senses, which simply are not equipped to receive it. [...]

[...] You would call the fruits, I am sure, extra benefits or extrasensory perceptions. [...]

[...] I hope by now he realizes that extrasensory perception is a poor term at best. [...]

[...] Within a week I’d developed a group of experiments designed to discover whether or not the ordinary person could develop extrasensory abilities. [...]

[...] The interest in extrasensory perception, the interest in science and religion, all represent efforts on his part to tie various of his older personalities together, and to learn from their mistakes.

[...] Despite the sessions held now and then to help particular persons, and despite their incidents of extrasensory perception, the sessions remain focused primarily on the material. [...]

[...] Second, we became involved in trying to obtain “evidential” material, some definite instances of extrasensory perception on Seth’s part. [...]