“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I also had some other sightings, and heard voices which I could not retain. [...]

[...] She had no special thoughts about the evening’s test data except to say that none of the impressions she heard herself giving made any sense to her.

[...] I’ve heard Jane keep up very strong voice effects, with such ringing peaks, for an incredible several hours, and without any signs of strain afterward.)

[...] As she came out of trance we heard the paperboy coming up the stairs. [...]

[...] Neither of us have heard of this, nor can we find a reference to it in our books.

(First I heard an unidentified female voice offstage to my right say quite clearly: “It’s coffee time.”

[...] When Ruburt heard from you that the servicemen seemed not to know what was the matter with the car, he instantly remembered what I had said about expectation. [...]

[...] When in a few moments his mother returned he tried to explain why he cried, for she had heard the first cries, and he stuttered.

[...] “I heard the phone, and tried to hold the trance through it,” Jane said. [...]

[...] I thought I was onto something from a fresh viewpoint, and at the same time was afraid that we’d heard it all before and that the idea meant little. [...]

[...] I had my sensation and heard vague voices.)

[...] I heard Seth rather clearly through 2 closed doors after I had retired. [...]

[...] As I lay beside her in a most pleasant daze, I heard quite clearly in the cool night air the honking of geese as they flew south. [...]

I first heard from my unseen correspondent, Valerie Wood, not long after Jane had died thirteen months ago. [...]

[...] Laurel made a card for Sue when we heard about the demise of her mother, and left room inside it for me to write a note. [...]

[...] I heard Jane call me out to the living room. [...]

[...] She appeared to feel no fatigue particularly, and was greatly interested in questioning me about what I had seen and heard.

[...] But I haven’t heard a word on the subject from her. [...]

[...] She evidently heard me without trouble.

[...] We had not entertained any though of buying it, however, since we had heard the price was high previously, and did not care for the location. [...]

It seems you have either read of, or met, or heard of, someone else who tried this, with mixed reaction. [...]

[...] This is extremely important, for this is a strong belief with him now; and he did not see the humor when he heard what I said—it made perfect sense to him. [...]