“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I do not feel invaded by the selves or identities that compose me, nor do they feel invaded by me — any more than the trees, rocks, and grass would resent the mountain shape (intently) into which they have grown.

[...] He could see the yard and garage clearly but the image of a grown-up man on a scooter up two stories from the ground was just too much — he snapped back to his body.

[...] He has since grown used to this.

[...] Her eyes had opened often, her voice had grown a bit stronger. [...]

[...] Actually, Seth said, Willy knows him well, having grown used to his appearances. [...]

[...] Appendixes removed by operations have grown back. [...]

[...] Seth was right; I had grown anxious wondering just when to dispense with it in a session and let him speak, yet it represented something solid and real that helped the transition take place. [...]

[...] This child (in the photo), grown up in its own probability, has no such problems. [...]

[...] These men had grown old, while I had been reborn. [...]

[...] And if I took time out for this discussion, it is indeed because for once I have grown impatient. [...]

In addition, Jane has described some unique versions of out-of-body episodes that have grown out of the thyroid-medication connection. [...]

[...] /
But I’ve grown wiser too— / how good to find you /
waiting for me here. [...]

[...] Yet science too has experienced many failures in theory and technology, and knows a new humility; at least partly because of these failures, anti-intellectualism has grown noticeably in recent years.

[...] Classes were quite small for some time, although they’d grown considerably by the end of 1969. [...]

I also described to our guests the great Seckel pear tree that had grown so beautifully in the back yard, with some of its branches—and fruit— within my reach from the windows of the studio. [...]