“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(I asked the question because I thought Seth’s answer to number forty-six, in the last session, touched upon one of those propositions: “The Law of Infinite Changeability and Transmutation.” In view of his reply now, though, I didn’t pursue the matter further.

(“Number forty-four: If you hadn’t been able to speak through Jane, would you try to do so through another — or are you doing so anyhow?”)

[...] On the visit to Story Book Land with the two children, Barbara also visited the display for Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. [...]

(10:39.) If at the age of forty you still believe in the infallibility of your parents, then you hold that idea way beyond its advantageous state for you. [...]

[...] A belief that has positive results for a woman of twenty will not necessarily have the same effect for a woman of forty, who, for example, may still pay far more attention to her children than her husband.

Peg told me he was in his forties; he told her he’d written me but probably left before I could answer the letter. [...]

[...] I said I though much evidence had been collected already, and that more was certain to be gathered before our deaths forty or so years from now, granting his dates were correct. [...]

Forty miles to the northeast of Quebec you were born. [...]

(Rich took forty shots, most of which turned out well, as we saw later. [...]

[...] He sat there in his paint-stained khakis, a man almost forty, brave, cowardly, cocky. [...]

A hundred and forty-five B.C., a hundred and forty-five A.D., a thousand years in your past and a thousand years in your present—all exist now. [...]

[...] “Number forty-six. [...]

[...] She was forty-one and he was forty-six at the time. [...]

Forty-six or 1946. [...]

(“Forty-six or 1946.” [...]

The late thirties and early forties are frequently involved simply because the need to know in such personalities often reaches a peak then. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) If you are over forty, for instance, you may tell yourself that age is meaningless, that you enjoy much younger people, that you think young thoughts. [...]

[...] At this point I’d been speaking as Seth for about forty minutes, and he recommended a rest period, saying: “Sometime between now and twenty-five years of laying your doubts at rest, I would like to go into some other matters that I have been trying to tackle for several sessions. [...]

Now, I have maintained psychological stability for centuries so I find it not too much to ask that our friend Ruburt maintain it for a mere forty years. [...]

[...] The manuscript itself consisted of approximately forty pages of scribbled notes written during the height of the experience. [...]

[...] Before long, I began to speak for a personality called Malba Bronson, who told Rob that she had died in South Dakota in 1946 at the age of forty-six. [...]

[...] Jane had been in trance for an hour and forty-one minutes, but even so she was out of it rapidly. [...]

[...] Jane and I were both surprised at the amount of material delivered in forty-five minutes; the time seemed to fly. [...]