“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] A couple of months before these sessions began in late November of that year, she wrote an outline and five chapters for a novel about the development of communications between mankind and cetaceans, and called it To Hear A Dolphin. [...] To Hear A Dolphin was then laid aside, evidently for good. [...]

(“He’ll certainly be pleased to hear that.”)

[...] Whatever words you hear, remember those. [...]

[...] Ordinarily Jane has excellent hearing; she must have super acuity in the trance state.

(Jane said she didn’t want to hear it when I asked her if she wanted me to read it back to her. [...]

[...] We were anxious to hear what Seth would have to say about this material.

Hearing you voice the same opinions, he becomes mad at them or at you, for he knows that those reactions of yours helped him form his fear of the world—helped, but are not responsible.

[...] In other words, tell him, I am not giving the session for my benefit but for his, and not to hear myself talk. [...]

You should hear your own echo of my voice as a symbol of your own energy and joy. [...]

[...] The thought unspoken has a “sound” that you do not hear, but that is very audible at another level of reality and perception.

(“It’s pleasant to hear from you.”)

[...] I sat there, in the darkened room, hearing the voice as if it came from a great distance, feeling a mild astonishment.

[...] Almost at once, Jane began to hear Seth mentally. [...]

[...] I was surprised to hear her say that she’d never read any of her poetry to him.)

Thanks again and you’ll be hearing from me shortly.

[...] There are other voices, but you have conditioned your ears not to hear them. [...]

[...] The air cooler was on, and the entity’s first words were hard to hear—I had to lean close. [...]

[...] She didn’t hear it clearly within as she ordinarily would if it was a message from Seth before a session was to begin. [...]

[...] Jane was obviously tired now, so I told Seth we’d hear from him next Monday as usual. [...]

[...] The doors were open from the living room though, and he could hear plainly. [...]

It involves experiencing a concept completely, to the extent of being a concept completely; and already I hear shouts of dissent. [...]

[...] Suddenly I realized that I was hearing voices, but they seemed to come from inside my head. [...] Instead, I seemed to hear fragments of conversations. [...]

[...] As it did, I asked, ‘Seth, will I ever understand this?’ The answer was lost except that I felt that the ‘new knowledge’ received in the lecture I could not hear was healing me and that as a wife and mother I was freer than I ever was before.

[...] After hearing from Jane and me and her editor, Tam Mossman, the Dutch publisher agreed to market a new, uncut translation of Seth Speaks this year. [...]

[...] If you hear Ruburt grunting, et cetera, try to recognize the event, and try to reassure him, when possible. [...]