“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(The scientist Seth referred to is a professor of physics Jane heard from early last month. [...]

[...] Nor have I heard anything concerning him during this time, to the best of my knowledge.)

[...] I added that even she must have been surprised when she first heard of us and realized that we lived in Elmira; she couldn’t have known, then, that we lived that close to Underwood Avenue, where she had a relative. [...]

[...] “I’ve heard the name before, though.” [...]

(Seth’s voice again stepped up in volume—louder than I had heard it for some time.)

[...] To begin with, Jane left her excellent trance easily, saying she had barely heard the music. [...]

[...] Has he heard of her? [...]

(I was so surprised by this statement that I stared at Jane—whereupon, as Seth she thought I hadn’t heard it properly and repeated it.)

[...] At the next session—our fourth with Seth—I heard the words in my head at a faster and faster rate, and not only sentences but whole paragraphs before they were spelled out.

I hardly heard Rob ask the question. [...]

[...] Light would never be heard, for example, and sound would never be seen.

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

[...] Her ears still rang, so loudly that she asked me if I heard the same sound. [...]

[...] The day after this session was held, I asked Jane if she’d heard of Heisenberg. [...]

(Jane said she’d first called me for the session at 8:20, but I had been working in the studio closet and hadn’t heard her. [...]

[...] I heard Jane listening to this evening’s segment while I was working in the writing room. [...]

[...] Some of your most basic feelings toward the automobile grew as a result of the early trip to California, when for days on end as a child you heard your parents bickering. [...]

This is not the adventurous spirit they told you of, and you heard every word. [...]

(I’d heard sounds like water dripping in my studio, and had been looking back toward it from my desk in the living room. [...]

[...] Now, I have seen you flounder at various times and occasions, but I could not make myself heard. [...]

[...] Also heard some popular music. [...]

[...] I also believe I heard some voices.

[...] We heard a television set sounding off in one of the downstairs apartments, though not loudly. [...]

(At various times in the past I have heard Jane mention this same sort of intense focus in trance, but not to this extent previously.

[...] We haven’t seen Dr. K. yet, or heard from her, although presumably Dr. S. has given her his opinion, whatever that may be. [...]

[...] I heard their words with exceptional clarity, sentence by sentence, including the timbre of their voices, etc., and retained them briefly. [...]

[...] The last time I heard voices they chattered away at a great rate, like a tape played too fast.