“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Saw several men who seemed to wear some kind of uniforms of dark green, with helmets or helmet-shaped hats on. [...]

[...] You have various gradations of intellectuals; you have various gradations of those who are willing to express some emotions; you have some of those who are willing to disappear at the drop of a hat, and I am looking at no one in particular. [...]

[...] Instead I watched a man from above and behind; dressed in suit, hat, carrying a bag or briefcase. [...]

Now the red hoods had a peculiar significance, subconsciously speaking, to you because the red subconsciously meant violence and the idea in the back of your mind that religions through the ages have often resulted in violence and also Cardinals, you see, wear red hats at times. [...]

[...] She has a hat on; and you may take a break, or end the session as you prefer.

[...] He wore a business suit and hat, and carried a briefcase. [...]

[...] In the photo Maxine is dressed up, including white hat and gloves, and wears a large corsage on the left lapel of her dark-colored suit. [...]

[...] The board gives us each a breathing spell, and is a method of saying good day or good evening or tipping one’s hat. [...]

[...] A hat on a tall rack, a single rack with offshoots on it. [...]

[...] Two sessions a week were more than sufficient, I thought — I was afraid of going into trance at the drop of a hat.)

There is a man who wears a hat in his office who will be connected with one of these books. [...]

[...] They both wore hats, which I could see plainly, and their faces were hidden. [...]

[...] Loren wore a colorful short-sleeved sport shirt and a light brown straw hat with a narrow brim. [...]

[...] Mother Goose, on the object, wears a red skirt, and a purple blouse and hat with red circular decorations. [...]

(While Bill Gallagher was putting on his hat and coat at 10 PM tonight, preparatory to leaving our apartment for the bus terminal, I wrote down two impressions of headlines. [...]

[...] Looking at the drawing, Jane felt it applied to the radiating lines on the crown of the straw hat she wore as I sketched her. [...]

(Saturday May 9, 8:00 PM: Brief glimpses of Jane and I believe Leonard Yaudes trying on hats or headbands for proper fit, and talking back and forth. [...]

[...] A man’s hat on a table next to a shell, such as a seashell. [...]

[...] Father was wearing a familiar brown hat, and a long brown topcoat, incongruously enough, and he was his present age. [...]

[...] Instead I watched a man from above and behind; dressing in suit, hat, carrying a bag or briefcase. [...]

[...] Bill watched this man each morning; he noticed the man because he wore a suit and hat as though for business, instead of the usual tourist attire. [...]