“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] (Eyes wide open, voice getting louder and stronger.) Now I am glad that you have come to visit us, although I am somewhat disappointed in you. [...]

[...] Jane said she was glad we no longer needed to use it. [...]

[...] I am certainly glad that we are back on schedule. [...]

[...] I’ll gladly do this if I discover that it is behind any large-sized hassle Jane may be carrying around about public responsibility. [...]

The subconscious can be told to take advantage of that additional knowledge and help, and it will gladly do so. [...]

[...] When I left my job I thought it would please Jane, and of course I was glad to see it go, although I would have waited longer on my own. [...]

[...] Such people have often given you items for your household gladly and openly, because it made them feel a part of a creative endeavor.

(To Theodore.) Active peace in your direction over there and be glad that you aroused the sort of response in our friend here (Brady) that you did. [...]

(“I’ve been glad to do it.”)

[...] I am glad you are back on a regular schedule; and if you do not get your typing done, then I shall see to it that Ruburt assists you. [...]

(4:48 p.m. “Well,” Jane said with a sigh, “I’m glad I had a session.”

[...] “I’m so glad to be back on the book.”)

I am glad, I certainly try. [...]

(Both of us were very glad to have Seth deliver this material on sex, as we’ve received many letters from men and women who were confused about their sexual identities, and often overwhelmed by feelings of guilt because of an orientation toward lesbianism or homosexuality.)

[...] To delve into it, you gladly and willingly momentarily forget the greater portions of yourself. [...]

[...] I’m glad to hear it. [...]

I am glad that you know the day of the month automatically now.

Now, I will be glad to set up for you a definite program, geared to you specifically, toward the release and use of your psychic abilities whenever you are ready to take some session time to do so.

[...] I almost didn’t bother looking it up, but I’m glad I did, for we learned that the power of Cinderella has been much longer-lasting and more pervasive than we’d realized: The Cinderella tale reaches back to China in the 9th century, and exists in hundreds of versions around the world.

[...] I was glad to do it—and note that Jane’s class sessions usually are in marked contrast to those we hold for ourselves, for books or whatever in the future. [...]

I would also suggest for the present that you deal with other matters than your health; then you may return to the subject, and I will be glad to further elaborate upon what information you receive. [...]