“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Jane also said she’d never heard anything about the cultures Patty had taken from the ulcer on her knee a couple of weeks ago, so she guessed that meant things were okay there. [...]

[...] Jane took a break when we heard someone pushing what we thought was the medicine cart out in the hall toward our room. [...]

[...] The session had started late because we’d had unannounced visitors from out of town who had heard of us—so they simply dropped in....)

[...] If you imagine that you are answering the questions, then it will be taken for granted that you have heard them correctly. [...]

[...] Both contain information about suicide, and were given after we heard about the self-inflicted death of a young friend of ours. [...]

[...] Forget what you have heard, again, about what the body can and cannot do, or what must happen before such and such a performance appears, for the body itself exults in creative unpredictability, and given the chance loves to perform.

(After this message, Jane clearly heard within the following, although the board did not spell it out:)

[...] Light would never be heard for example, sound would never be seen. Nor is color usually heard, nor sound usually seen.

Now you will understand why I said earlier that sound can be seen and color can be heard. [...]

Your decision not to buy occurred the first time that you heard the traffic, and Ruburt’s occurred when the children took his precious berries. [...]

[...] After the deal had fallen through, Jane accidentally heard that the heating bills in winter were exorbitant—about twice what we had been led to expect. [...]

[...] I also heard voices but didn’t retain what they said. [...]

[...] In capsule form: The data given in connection with a Boston trip, with New York City not heard from yet by us; yet events during the New York City trip, a couple of days after the Boston trip, bear a close resemblance to the data. [...]

(When I approached the room in which I knew Marie lay in bed, crippled by arthritis, I heard Jane and her mother inside. [...]

I took off with Walt on the motorcycle, and all the way across the country in my mind I heard her yell, “bitch, bitch, bitch.” [...]

(The middle finger of her left hand is still obviously discolored, but not as much, and I haven’t heard her complaining about it. [...]

[...] The goddess’ name, I think; I never heard of anything like this, was something like Von Bazelraeha.. [...]

[...] Bill told Jane and me this on his visit earlier this evening, although we had heard this from other friends several days ago.

[...] On Friday April 15 Jane and I and the Gallaghers heard about Bill’s difficulties. [...]

[...] She said she felt as though she was listening to someone else speak, but could not retain what she heard, nor did she know what was coming next.

[...] Through the years I have heard Jane wonder aloud, many times, about the fact that Marie decided to have children, rather than place her emphasis on writing, as Jane chose to.

[...] Sensing a death, immediately fearing that it was yours, Joseph, since he heard himself call for you, he hastily attempted to sacrifice his previous husband in your place. [...]

[...] He heard the words spoken by a nurse, “She is still in shock,” but he distorted the words so that he remembered them as being, “She is coming out of shock.”

[...] A couple of minutes ago he’d started making some odd high-pitched sounds I hadn’t heard him produce before. [...]

[...] Jane has heard of this standard model, of course, but knows little about its supposed details.

[...] Jane and I did not see her, but on occasion we heard her voice through the door to her apartment as we used the hall. [...]

[...] You have heard doubtlessly of emotional contagion, and of emotional climate, and these terms are well named. [...]