“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] And before too long, we will have a message for you to take to heart. [...]

[...] If you ask “Is the world a better place to live because I live?” or “Have I helped the people in the world in any way?” or “Have I lifted men’s hearts or minds in any way?” or “Have I affected others for the better?” then those answers must be yes, and there is no better measure of true success. [...]

By all means take this warning to heart. [...]

[...] I hope you will use the material that I gave to Ruburt’s class, for it contains within it the heart of my message.

[...] Sometimes on that morning ride I’d swear that I was having a heart attack, and would die any minute—most unpleasant—and excellent warning signs. [...]

[...] At age 46, of a heart attack, etc. [...]

If I were telling this to someone else you would think it was excellent advice and wonder why it was not taken to heart. [...]

[...] Two other sailors leaped to your defense, not out of great kindness of heart, mainly because they disliked him. [...]

[...] It did not come to you as an organ like your heart, and your existence is not dependent upon it. [...]

[...] And now, after having said good evening many times, out of the goodness of my heart, for I am not weary, I bid you once again a blessed and violent good evening. [...]

My house was in the busiest, northwestern part of the city, just beyond what you would call the heart of town. [...]

[...] Let him also take to heart my little sermon on humility. [...]

You will help to create something in the hearts of men that will not be there until they see your work. [...]

[...] I took what he said to heart and found myself opening up, becoming more free and creative. [...]

[...] She felt a sharp pain in her chest, and died of a heart attack. [...]

Ruburt would do well to take this session to heart, and follow my directions.

[...] But other tests and X-rays revealed that I had sound lungs—in spite of my smoking—a good heart and stomach and other organs. [...]

(9:05.) Psychic or psychological identification is of great import here and is indeed at the heart of all such dramas. [...]

[...] Whatever their status, Jane and I take heart from the letters sent us by many thousands of readers, who have time and again explained how they put the Seth material to use in very positive physical and mental ways. [...]

[...] We made one half-hearted attempt to get out a week ago, on our trip to Key West.)