“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] In class Jane might have listened to portions of a tape as it was being made, or immediately after class was over, but seldom would I hear her playing the same tape later—if we had a copy of it, that is. She’s fascinated to hear herself speak as Seth, and sing in Sumari, but she always wants to move on. [...]

Then I hear— / as I think I did / this morning— /
some response / that says, / “Who do you think / sent me /
on such a journey / if not yourself / who said, /
‘Don’t worry / about me. [...]

[...] The next time you hear my voice it will be 9 PM, and I will be speaking as Seth.”

[...] I want to tell you exactly what you want to know, and if you will hear me then to a large measure you will have to accept some of my terms, for I am quite willing to accept some of yours. [...]

[...] What you hear on these tapes has in fact occurred, and Jane was within view at all times; and I don’t know what else I can add, other than the fact that it was a very astounding presentation.”

[...] Surprisingly, she had been bothered by the music from below, muted as it was; she has very acute hearing. [...]

(True—for from my painting room I could hear her turning and tossing restlessly in bed all morning.... [...]

[...] You will also hear from Miss Healy again. [...]

[...] And you will all learn what true communication is, for you will learn to communicate in various levels of consciousness and you will learn to listen to me in various levels of consciousness, and you will learn to know me in various levels of consciousness so that you can see (feel?)[sic] beneath the words as well as hear the surface of the words. [...]

Now this time, if it is not asking too much, listen to the sounds that you will hear without questioning, accept them as you do the paintings and the walls and the lights and the other people in the room as things that are and perceive them in your own way, but let them come to you as the lights come to you. [...]

[...] Nothing happened until one day eight years later, when he suddenly wakened to hear the voice again — and with it came the rest of the book.

[...] It is very easy for such persons “to become [religiously] converted” after such episodes (as Watergate), lining themselves up once more on the side of good, searching for “the power of fellowship,” turning to church rather than government, hearing in one way or another the voice of God.

[...] Now hear me. [...]

[...] I had the fan on, the curtains pulled back and the windows open so we could hear the sounds of traffic below. [...]

[...] To be told my hearing might possibly be gone for good, or that I might need an instant operation to avoid losing a finger, to be told that it was certainly possible I could lose fingers and toes—all of those suggestions and ideas, with their implications, were hard to take, and in many ways I handled them well. [...]

I am glad to hear it. [...]

[...] See and hear yourself telling them (long pause) that you are selling more paintings than you ever believed possible. [...]

Now this session was not practically possible until each of you were ready to hear it, for these facts were made on both of your parts. [...]

[...] Along with that sound, I had been hearing someone move back and forth in the apartment above us.)

[...] Your peripheral vision might give you hints of what was to each side, or you might hear sounds that came from behind. [...]

[...] I had trouble hearing her, and shortly after she began speaking she hiked her chair closer to my table, and her voice acquired a little more volume. [...]

Now, like then, we close the living room door so we won’t hear the phone or be interrupted by visitors. [...] Of course, its also possible that we’re picking up, hearing and transcribing only cosmic noise. [...]

[...] Man has consistently admitted to the evidence only those things he could see, smell, touch or hear, and in so doing he could only appreciate half of himself. [...]

[...] And he looked down, could not see his body, could not hear his voice, and therefore deduced that he had no body and no voice, even though he knew he had both a body and a voice before he entered that room. [...]