“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Like she’s been doing recently, she started a bit slowly, then began reading faster and faster as she went along. [...]

[...] This was the first time I’d had such an experience outside, walking; I found my body moving faster, easier, freer. [...]

(She began dictation on time in a normal voice, and at a much faster rate than she has been using lately. Her pacing was also faster. [...]

(“Would you rather speak at a faster rate?”)

[...] Jane’s pace had been quite fast, much faster than usual; her voice had been deeper and stronger to some extent, her eyes open at times and very dark. [...]

Rob and I shrugged at each other: this was really wild, and the pointer was speeding faster and faster. [...]

[...] At the next session—our fourth with Seth—I heard the words in my head at a faster and faster rate, and not only sentences but whole paragraphs before they were spelled out.

[...] It is not simply that for some time seems to go faster or slower than for others, but that time is used in different fashions according to the value fulfillment issues with which each individual is concerned and with those of the species as well. [...]

It is not either simply a matter of biological clocks, with some people using their available energies faster. [...]

[...] When Seth came ‘around’ just before the session, it seemed that something within Jane began to crank up, to whirl or accelerate faster and faster until a certain incredibly other speed was reached — a part of Jane’s consciousness that is called Seth.

[...] Jane’s eyes were open now, her pace faster, her voice somewhat louder.)

(Jane began to speak for Seth at quite a slow pace, in contrast to her faster rate of recent sessions. [...]

[...] Resume at a faster pace at 10:47.)

[...] Jane’s pace had been considerably faster this time. [...]

4. Again, see the 581st session in Chapter 20 of Seth Speaks for material on EE units and postulated faster-than-light particles like the tachyon. (It’s been stated in theory, incidentally, that although tachyons themselves travel faster than light, their radiation doesn’t. This radiation, then, the carrier of all of the information we could gather about tachyons [or similar particles], would be observable by us.)

Of course they move faster than light. [...]

2. Seth and Jane have both referred to faster-than-light effects in earlier books. [...] Some physicists have theorized about certain faster-than-light “particles,” however, that by some unknown process are created traveling at such enormous velocities; thus in that way they try to get around the limits set by Einstein. There have also been recent astronomical observations of several far-distant objects that appear to be “superluminous,” or traveling considerably faster than the speed of light. [...]

[...] Her pacing was also faster, her eyes dark as usual.)

[...] Her pace had been a bit faster than usual, eyes open often, gestures active, etc. At times because of the faster pace during this session, I may have missed a word here and there, but only to a slight degree; this can always be checked against the tape the Milligans made.

(The pace was again faster after break, and I missed data here and there, though not extensively by any means. [...]

[...] I told Jane that she had delivered this excellent answer to my question at a considerably faster pace. [...]

Now these are units moving faster than the speed of light, excellent energy sources intruding into and impinging upon matter without ever materializing. [...]

[...] This will automatically allow him to gain weight faster, for much of the energy taken in goes out through these worries.

[...] She resumed in a light and faster voice at 9:45.)

(Jane resumed in the same rather light voice and faster manner at 10:26.)

[...] Resume at a faster rate at 10:20.)

(Resume at a faster rate at 11:11.)

[...] Feel it rise up ever quicker and faster. [...]

[...] Jane’s pace had been considerably faster than last session, her eyes closed much of the time.)

Some feelings of tension at various times then are simply the result of stages in which certain ligaments are moving faster than others. [...]

[...] But overall Jane’s pace was faster and more confident than in the first two sessions dealing with Seth’s book. [...]