“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The existence of Sumari physicians will make sense when we finish our discussion of inward orders of reality and the dream state.

[...] When you say: “I want to find myself,” you usually take it for granted that there is a completed, done, finished version of yourself that you have mislaid somewhere. [...]

[...] You take it for granted that a sentence begun will be finished. [...]

(Today I finished typing final copy for Session 733 of “Unknown” Reality—leaving just 11 to go to finish the book. [...]

(This afternoon Jane finished typing her analyses of my dreams of March 29 and 31. [...]

(Jane finished her typing the dream material at about 3:30 PM today. [...]

(“I finished the dreams and did the day’s dishes. [...]

(Practically as soon as I finished speaking to Seth, Jane’s eyes closed. [...]

[...] This is why the dream book is not finished.

[...] Was it a poor idea of mine to insist that Jane finish the dream book before sending it out again?” [After it was twice rejected.])

Some, finished with reincarnation, may choose to reenter the cycle acting as teachers, and in such cases some recognition of higher identity is always present. [...]

[...] The book will be finished, but not too many demands will be made of either portion of the self on a daily basis.

He has finished it. [...]

When the cycle is finished, therefore, you have complete knowledge of your past lives. [...]

Now: Others, finished with reincarnations and of a different overall nature, may begin the long journey leading toward the vocation of a creator. [...]

(Today I finished editing Chapter 11 of Psyche—Seth’s latest completed book, and wrapped it, with Chapter 10, for mailing to Prentice-Hall tomorrow. [...]

[...] The pendulum told me yesterday that it was because I was concerned that our finishing Psyche this year would give us more money, which in turn would mean that our taxes next April would be higher —a ridiculous worry, I agree, and quite in keeping with my past attitudes about money and taxes. [...]

[...] Class may have to wait until Seth finishes his work on “Unknown” Reality.

(We’ve largely finished correcting proofs on both the text and the drawing captions for Jane’s Adventures in Consciousness, which will be published in June. [...]

[...] Personally and as a species, you are convinced that there is a one-line series of finished events behind you.

(This morning I finished making the portable reading stand for Jane to use in bed, and took it in to 330 this afternoon. [...]

I finished typing last Monday night’s session a few minutes before we sat for this one, and Jane just had time to read it before she felt Seth around: “Okay, I’m ready….”)

By the fourth week in July, a few days after finishing God of Jane, Jane was reading over the 17 chapters she’d done on her third Seven novel, Oversoul Seven and the Museum of Time.³ She made notes for Seven Three, as she called it. [...] May finish the third Seven next. [...]

[...] I mailed the finished manuscripts for Mass Events and God of Jane to our publisher on July 2 and 18 respectively. [...]

[...] As Seth remarked on August 6, when he gave his first session on the subject: “When Ruburt finished his project [God of Jane], he found himself with all of that time that was supposed to be used. [...]

[...] The patterns are seen in an exaggerated fashion, so that in some such cases at least you can gain glimpses of mental, emotional, and psychic processes that usually remain psychologically invisible beneath the more polished or “finished” social personality of the usual individual.

(Pause.) It will be beneficial for you to plan to move when Aspects is finished. [...]

[...] We finished our discussion about the fund idea at 3:15. [...]

[...] She finished at 3:42. [...]

[...] Therefore I let its typing-up go until we had finished with the book. [...]

[...] For one reason or another—or several—they have been set aside; finishing Seth’s book contributed of course. [...]

[...] I can now begin finishing Volume 2.

(Seth opened the session by finishing his Introduction to Jane’s The World View of Paul Cézanne, which Prentice-Hall will publish later this year. [...]

We will finish Chapter Four.

(Once again Seth came through before I finished writing these notes, and once again Jane’s voice was strong, as it had been during the last session.)

[...] The days are finished when you can just listen. [...]