“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

([Joel:] “Since Peter came home from visiting his grandfather, he has been stuttering. [...]

[...] There are some adjacent personalities about your home which also serve as semi-images in this respect. [...]

[...] Afterward she tried the brand of liquid vitamins I’d bought on the way home last night; she said they tasted better than the hospital’s brand — but I didn’t see vitamin C or E listed on the label. [...]

[...] Taught by a maiden lady in her home.

He brought you up, and it is in that home that you lived. [...]

(I did dwell upon the fact that Seth—and Jane—have yet to go into the main question I’ve asked several times since she came home from the hospital: the current attitude and role of her sinful self. [...]

[...] After his return home, the sinful self was threatened even further, it felt. [...]

(I for one had never thought of Jane’s symptoms as having such a cause, but...I am still puzzled by the worsening of her symptoms when we got back home after being on tour to publicize The Seth Material, in September of 1970. [...]

(Last Saturday Jane and I visited Cec and Jim Lord, at their trailer home in Westover Hills, Pine Valley. [...]

(By 8:30 we were back home. [...]

[...] They can seem, for example, to go off in many directions at once, before this lesson is brought home.

Your home station¹ does not simply present programming for you to view. [...]

[...] You can, in other words, take advantage of the unknown reality by letting it add to your home station.

1. Seth began his “home station” and “world view” discussions in sessions 711 and 718, respectively.

[...] Ella was greatly attached to her, I believe, and the two women spent some time together in the same rest home. [...] She left the home where Ella was staying a year before Ella’s death. [...]

[...] After his death Ella was moved to a nursing home.

This is not to say that all such children should be cared for at home, or that parents should feel guilty if they are forced through circumstances to place their offspring in an institution. [...]

[...] Otherwise, I’d left them home — something I’ve never done before. [...]

[...] In the most mundane of terms, some families are travelers, and some prefer to stay at home. [...]

[...] Jane brought in two slices of pizza—so I forgot to bring them home with me at 7:05 PM tonight.... [...]

(I called Paul O’Neill at his home to ask him to arrange to take care of Jane’s lower teeth. [...]

[...] These units have no “home.” [...]

[...] That realization will help change conditions enough so that the two of you can be home together sooner than you may think possible. [...]

[...] There were mix-ups, in which Miss Callahan’s doctor was waiting for her at the emergency room at the hospital while Miss Callahan stayed home, and during which time Jane called the relatives several times, pleading with them to help, etc. [...]

[...] Remember, we are dealing with emotional intensities—and it is because of emotional intensities that our books are in so many homes. [...]

(A note: I think Seth inserted his remark about the books being in so many homes because our mail has rather strikingly reminded us lately of that fact; we’ve been talking about it.)

[...] We ate there with my mother and then I brought Jane back home. [...]

[...] She will hardly notice that she has entirely moved in, for she will feel so at home. [...]

[...] In these terms, the ghosts of the future are as real in your homes as the ghosts of the past.

Again generally speaking, they are always more at home with ideas, philosophies, and nontangible realities. [...]

[...] The connection with a fabric can be the coat pocket in which I carried the label home. [...]

[...] The journey by automobile can refer to our driving home Saturday evening. [...]