“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] (See Chapter Five.) The music is a conscious reminder of those deeper inner rhythms, both of sound and of motion. [...]

[...] Thus it took Jane five minutes to deliver the above two paragraphs. [...]

He would, believe it or not, have ended up with a higher title within five years, though not of director, and it would have so soothed his inner ego that it would have settled for this. [...]

I am not suggesting for example that five sessions, or four, be held in a week at this time; only that sincere requests should not be automatically denied because they do not fall within the scheduled time. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) There were five children who lived and two who did not. [...]

[...] She was not that much older than you, you felt, to be put in charge of you, since there was only a five-year difference.

[...] When we came home from shopping this noon we found the first five copies of Volume l of “Unknown” Reality waiting for us. [...]

[...] Five of the eight sessions contained material applicable to this note. [...]

[...] While lying in a drowsy state early Sunday morning, she heard the words “twelve-o-five.” [...]

Now: further illumination: when Ruburt asks you if you are tired five times in an hour, he means, “I love you. [...]

(Seth has suspended dictation on his book for the last five weeks. [...]

(Jane said she thinks her practice with psychological time experiments had much to do with the ease with which she put herself into a good state, since she achieved it in about five minutes. [...]

[...] Five in the afternoon is also beneficial from this standpoint. [...]

[...] When you do psychological time exercises, for in say, five moments, you can have experiences that completely escape your time-space continuum. [...]

[...] And though he eats the same poor fare as the poor man for a day and lives in the same poor house for a day or a year or five years, he knows he has his mansion to return to and so he cannot relate. [...]

([Bette Zahorian:] “And I just sat here for five minutes telling you to put that goddamn pen down, that he’s been banging away, and he finally did it.”

[...] Yet Willy spent at least five minutes making a careful survey of the studio; he remained in a very jumpy mood until just before the session began.

3. A note added five months later: Diagram 11 in Chapter 19 of Jane’s Adventures is relevant to Seth’s material here. [...]

[...] It was also a long one; the typewritten transcript ran to five and a half single-spaced pages. [...]

[...] (Pause.) His seat three to five seats from an aisle, nearly but not quite in the center of a row of seats.