“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(However I did not think much of this, and since Jane was already getting breakfast at the other end of the apartment, I forgot to mention it to her by the time I sat down to eat. [...]

[...] She too forgot the incident until I happened to mention my experience at lunch.)

[...] Hal told us her name but we forgot to note it down. [...]

[...] One aspect not covered, and which I forgot to ask about, involved Rusty’s meeting with the president of Prentice-Hall; will try to remember to ask about this next session.

[...] She said she knew each word as she delivered it during the session, but forgot it almost at once. [...]

[...] Oh — and I forgot to tell you. [...]

[...] I meant to save the article, but forgot to. [...]

[...] He forgot what the session was about, remembering only one portion that seemed significant. [...]

[...] He quite forgot that he shouldn’t project his own feelings upon someone else who could be quite different. [...]

[...] I was due to pick them up the next day, and she asked Mr. S. to tell me she’d been there, but he forgot to mention it. [...]

[...] What I have said, however, should serve to remind you when you question that these things were created by yourselves as you forgot your true beginnings, and only when you remember your beginnings will these cease. [...]

[...] The time is an estimate, since I forgot to note down the actual ending time. [...]

I have one point I forgot to make. [...]

[...] You held his arm once as he crossed a busy street, in, I believe, Cobbleskill, and he never forgot it. [...]

[...] Though he conveniently forgot [Edgar] Cayce, for example, who was a trance master. [...]

The trance itself had feminine connotations, though he conveniently forgot [several excellent male mediums]. [...]

(“I forgot to tell you,” she said. [...]

[...] We had wanted to ask Seth about it during this session, but forgot to.)

[...] I decided to use it as an object, then forgot about it. [...]

[...] Jane forgot to buy the vegetables hence her memory of the incident. [...]

[...] A feeling of peace filled him as he enjoyed the evening, and he forgot his physical problems. [...]

[...] Upon leaving the state of psychological time I forgot this sighting, but remembered it while in the state of psychological time the following day.

[...] I understood them clearly at the time, and after each sentence made a definite effort to remember what they said, then promptly forgot it while concentrating on the next sentence. [...]

[...] Did so well I almost forgot to break for afternoon exercises.”