“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Jane’s pace had been consistently faster than in previous sessions on the book. [...]

[...] Resume at a faster rate at 10:41.)

[...] The dream world, then, develops faster than physical experience. [...]

[...] Such events, however, consist of indivisible “particles” and faster-than-light perceptions¹ that never show. [...]

[...] Her pace had been faster than usual for the material on both tests, her voice average.

[...] It was most definitely faster—sometimes spectacularly so—during all of those years she gave sessions in ESP class.

[...] When Jane got up she didn’t seem to move about the room any faster. [...]

[...] He always believed, now, that when you spoke to him in the past about walking faster than you, or not waiting for you to open doors, that you were saying to him “You are going too fast for me, and putting me in a poor social light.”

[...] This is much easier and faster than taping each session, replaying it, and then typing. [...]

[...] The male was usually heavier, a handy physical advantage in some areas — but the woman was lighter and could run faster.

[...] Jane’s pace in trance had been considerably faster than in recent sessions. [...]

[...] When she began dictating again she maintained her deliberate and rather determined manner; at the same time she spoke a little faster. [...]

(Jane’s pace was back up to its faster rate, and remained so when she resumed at 10:26 as we discussed the material.)

Now: These units of consciousness (CU’s) move faster than the speed of light, then — but that statement itself is meaningless in a way, since the units exist outside as well as inside the framework in which light itself has meaning.

(She resumed at a little faster pace at 9:37.)

[...] Her pace had been much faster during the experiment than during the rest of the session. [...]

(She resumed in a somewhat faster manner at 10:10.)

[...] I told her I think that now she can read aloud faster than I can.

[...] Jane’s pace was faster now.)

[...] Her pace had been faster, her eyes open often. [...]

[...] Jane’s pace was somewhat faster now, and her eyes opened occasionally. [...]