“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] When Jane got to the end of the session, and read my own notes about my own crying spells, she began to cry while reading aloud—but she kept going, and finished in good style. [...]

[...] “You’d better give me a Kleenex,” she said, and blew her nose after she’d finished the session. [...]

[...] Jane just finished the sentence when there was a knock on the door. [...]

[...] Lunch was finished much later than usual. [...]

[...] She finished reading. [...]

[...] I have not read that manuscript through, since it is not quite finished, and I want to avoid conscious involvement with it. [...]

My book is finished. [...]

[...] She was interrupted by Carla and Shawn to check her vitals — temperature 99 — and finished the session ten minutes later.

[...] I’ll probably go shovel at least part of the driveway after I finish this.)

[...] I agreed, adding that I saw no help for it if ever I was to finish the book. [...]

[...] She did better as she went along, and finished at 3:42. [...]

However, all of our reactions were much more subdued than they had ever been before when she had finished a book, either by herself or with Seth. [...]

[...] After that will come the job of typing the finished manuscript for this massive two-volume work; I do not know when I’ll have it ready for our publisher. [...]

[...] At the finish of Dreams, her span without walking has increased to 14 months and 22 days. [...]

[...] Recently, however, she’s talked about finishing it, and I expect that she will.⁷

[...] After she finished the reading, I began reading the old sessions to her—just the Seth material portions. [...]

[...] Maybe, we thought, we could get supper finished before Paul showed up, if we got started with it a little early. [...]

[...] And when you are finished with the large painting, I will tell you something about it that you may perhaps realize subconsciously. [...]

[...] As it is you have no real conscious conception in any meaningful way of what I will tell you; and yet you are using intuitional and emotional depths that you have not allowed yourself to use before, and I will tell you, when you are finished, the reasons.

[...] Meaning that as soon as I finished the painting I would be after Seth for the information. [...]

(A note: After the session Jane told me that she knew what Seth was going to tell me when I had finished the painting under discussion. [...]

[...] I was finishing work on one of my own books, The God of Jane. [...]

[...] I took that to mean that I would shortly be on the move again creatively, and to be prepared, so I had Rob help me move all my writing materials from the small breezeway where I’d finished The God of Jane, into the new patio back room, as a gesture of being ready to start over.

[...] For some reason as I finished reading … I felt inspired. [...]

[...] I don’t regard my unsigned effort as being a finished work. [...]

Now: I finished with the last question, so continue.

[...] The vision is either of the finished painting, or of the individual who is to be portrayed. [...]

(I recently finished the blue man that Seth refers to. [...]

[...] Seth finished the session with several pages of material dealing with other matters. [...]

[...] I finished at 4:05. [...]

[...] When I finished the sessions she told me to get out the paper and pen instead. [...]

[...] She was deadly frightened that Ruburt might have a child and not finish school. [...]

[...] I will finish this Wednesday then. [...]

4. I had just finished typing the manuscript for Jane/Seth’s The Individual and the Nature of Mass Events, and Jane had just finished typing the manuscript for her own God of Jane. [...]

When you were both intensely involved in your projects, just finished, you let much of your inner experience slide, relatively speaking. [...]

[...] When you finished your project,⁴ you had several days of feeling miserable, but you caught yourself and turned yourself around beautifully, and you have every right to congratulate yourself in that regard.

When Ruburt finished his project (God of Jane), he found himself with all of that time that was supposed to be used (underlined). [...]

[...] Jane was nodding in her chair as I finished, and I thought she wouldn’t be doing any work this evening after all. [...]

[...] The book is finished. [...]

[...] She’d called last night as I was finishing the session. [...]

[...] Jane resumed reading the session, did well, and finished at 4:10. [...]

In your terms and in your probability, your parents’ lives are over, completed, and when in your reality you paint a picture it is finished, completed; and yet even in that context it outlives your completion of it, and endures. [...]

When you have completed a life then it is as if you have finished a living portrait of yourself, using the mediums of space and time. [...]

AM & afternoon: Finish chapter 2 James—“proofread” it.

(“When will Jane’s book on idea construction be finished?”)

[...] No later than one year from finish.

[...] Again, well done, and not finished yet. Right now she’s watching a disaster movie—The Poseidon Adventure—as I finish work.)

(Nor was Jane finished with her dissertation. [...]

(A note by R.F.B.: This is the first verse of a long poem Jane wrote late in July 1979, as Seth was finishing his work on Mass Events. [...]