“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Fred Kardon must have seen the stone, Jane said, since the word was relayed through him that that’s what it was—a bladder stone. [...]

[...] Ruburt’s writing set him apart. [...]

[...] Otherwise it seems to him as if he is a physical failure in that regard. [...]

(Jane yawned at 8:42: “I almost feel him around … I guess I’ll try. [...]

[...] I can tell him, you see, “Well, I was there,” and he cannot say anything. [...]

Oversoul Seven and Cyprus do exist, though in different terms than he may imagine them, and the whole episode allows him to work creatively with fiction, and creatively with his psychic abilities.

[...] We want him healthy, strong, glowing and laughing. [...]

[...] The other personality, however, originated in another galaxy, and came as a friend to help and protect him.

An analyst might consider Augustus as schizophrenic and label him neatly, but such terms are basically meaningless. [...]

[...] His dream did inform him of that, but this also means that the mental conditions of limitation are being released enough so that other areas of your experience are now ready to come together in newer fashions.

I believe Dr. Instream chose this object precisely because it did not belong to him. [...]

[...] This is borne out also by Seth’s last statement, where I asked him to elaborate: “The switch seems to be involved with a change of plans, or a switch of dates.” [...]

[...] And Ruburt’s suggestion earlier this evening was a translation, and an excellent one, of some generalized advice which I gave him.

[...] Ruburt’s eye condition is a result of conditioned early panic, and the cool temperature, plus the mineral components of this water on your land, will help him.

[...] As Joseph said earlier this is not to say you cannot have a dog, and enjoy him, with a different attitude.

[...] John said the data tonight made good intuitive sense to him, and that he couldn’t disagree with it.)

[...] The information was delivered to him tonight in exactly the same manner that it was delivered last night. [...] The inner sense that aided him in this instance is one that we have not yet discussed.

[...] He appeared to stand right over my left eye, so that I had to “look up” to see him. [...]

[...] His mother helped make him feel unlikeable, but his abilities seemed to be his saving grace — and therefore to be encouraged and protected at all costs.

One small note to my friend, Ruburt: I have told him this before, it seems, on several occasions: he is not pregnant. [...]

[...] They moved perhaps a year and a half ago, and Jane has seen him perhaps once since then. [...]

[...] I invited him to come up and take over the studio for a barbershop. [...]

[...] and I didn’t hear from billing, or Andrew Fife, about any messages relayed to him from Syracuse. [...]