“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Consciously I had not wanted to have the session, since I thought our guests not well-enough prepared.)

[...] The day may have been calm or distracted by unexpected guests, or marked by any of life’s normal domestic ups and downs.

[...] At the time the picture was taken there was a small guest house, California style, in back of the main house; here Jane recalls a flagstone walk. [...]

[...] He imagined the couple at the house, and surprised himself by thinking that he might indeed call them later in the day and invite them down for the evening, even though she and Joseph [Rob] had both decided against guests that weekend.

And good evening to our guest.

[...] Since we have here this evening such an elegant and welcome guest, let us then perceive him in terms of a slight discussion of matter, in which he shall be our guinea pig.

May I wish you all a pleasant evening, and I hereby acknowledge the presence of our guest.

[...] You need the feeling of a portion of your home open for classes, or guests, while a separate portion is private. [...]

[...] He came through for Jane, Tam and me after a small party was over, our guests had left and the three of us were alone. [...]

[...] This has to do with an added, or unexpected guest. [...]

(In August Jane held one session on the flood — in which Seth had time to just touch upon the reasons behind our personal involvement in it — and late that month and in September we had several house guests in connection with psychic work. [...]

(I made just a few notes on the Saturday night material after our guests left. [...]

[...] You do not know each other, our guests, and you have come a long way. [...]

Here, be my guest. [...]

[...] Even our guest said the tests were very experimental; I believe that actually a colleague of his had devised them in large part. [...]

[...] You were polite to your guest and I recognize his presence. [...]

I will now suggest your break, and I will discuss to some greater degree data concerning your guests. [...]

[...] If you and your guests are agreeable I will continue. [...]

A note I wanted to add: It was indeed no coincidence either that your house was so filled with guests when you became ill. [...]

(By 8:40 the guests had not arrived, and Jane was up from her nap. [...]

[...] Conventional attitudes began to speak: you should be kind to guests. [...]

[...] I thought sardonically, “A guest from another layer of reality is one thing, but do you really want your friends to meet him?” Finally my nervousness was so apparent that Rob asked me what was wrong. [...]