“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It was 20 degrees when I got up this morning, and three hours later as I type this record it isn’t much warmer.)

[...] Jane’s trance had lasted for just one hour. [...]

[...] Three hours of free writing time are not supposed to be three hours of worry. [...]

[...] And so I must think constantly to myself, oh, yes, our Lady from Florence thinks that she sits in this specific room at this specific hour and is wearing a blue outfit but I am aware of a Lady of Florence you see, in several different manifestations in various existences all occurring at once. [...]

[...] Why then do you worry about justifying your own existence in this hour? [...]

[...] When it began, I for one had no thought that we would end up asking Seth for assistance, yet within an hour I found myself doing just this. [...]

(I would estimate that a good hour was taken up by the above proceedings. [...]

[...] If one were to set out consciously determined to go walking for a period of two hours, twice a week without fail, he might approximate somewhat what is involved. [...] So a more accurate performance might be for one to take a two-hour walk, talking constantly the while; the combination interspersed with perhaps three short breaks.)

[...] Also that he continue what he is doing as far as writing poetry for at least an hour after supper.

(At about 6 PM, an hour before ESP class, the symptoms returned to a lesser degree. [...]

[...] She decided that after this she’ll nap sometime during daylight hours on session days.

(The whole half-hour was a study in psychological sensation. [...]

[...] This morning she’d slept for an hour before lunch.

[...] In fact, she slept for over an hour this morning. [...]

[...] In waking hours the communications system is more or less closed on the ego’s side, but in sleep the barriers are lifted and knowledge from the inner self has a freer flow.

[...] We did not think Seth would clear up the doubtful points, at least not all of them, because of the lateness of the hour. [...]

(The last vision of mine that Seth discussed took place on August 30,1965, during waking hours, and was mentioned in the 183rd session of that evening.

Such encounters also occur during waking hours, but the ego is not aware of them. [...]

[...] I would have discussed your friend’s inverted time system, Joseph, further, except for the lateness of the hour.

[...] After doing my daily yoga exercises for about half an hour, I lay relaxed and in a drowsy state. [...]

[...] They could also be ill-used, and so the energy should then be directed outward, as indeed it is since the supper hour so shortly follows.

[...] (Pause at 10:07.) He has had a male visitor within the hour.

[...] Because Jane still requires regular care, our sleeping patterns remain much more evenly divided between the daylight and nighttime hours (see the essay for April 16). Since I can no longer work for hours at a time on the Seth books, or with the Seth material, I’m training myself to “put out” copy in concentrated bursts of energy that are usually of an hour’s duration, say. [...]

It seemed that I should have finished my part of both books long ago, even though simultaneously I was working on several other projects with Jane, as well as painting a few hours a day. Finally, the disparity between the time Seth-Jane had spent producing Volume 1 alone (around 45 hours), and my own commitment in ordinary time, became so great in my mind as to be almost overwhelming.

[...] She produced the two books in an accumulated trance time of about 90 hours — an accomplishment that I think quite remarkable.

[...] All of these events coming together within just a few hours was really more than a “coincidence,” I thought. [...]

[...] Per usual I could go on for hours, but I will not keep you.

‘One half hour,’ answered the first voice.

[...] After sitting at my desk disconsolately for an hour, trying to get my mind on my book, I decided to take a nap. [...]

[...] At the same time, it occured to me that I had lain down at 10:30, and, surely, it was past the half-hour I had given myself. [...]

[...] Only half an hour of physical time had passed.

[...] I also believe that I had received the injection, and that it was supposed to take effect hours ago, but hadn’t done so. So here I was hours later, wandering around. [...]

He should relax, in any way he chooses, the hour preceding a session.

[...] Relaxation in the hour before sessions will help. [...]

[...] The session lasted for several hours, perhaps until 1 AM, and at its end all of us were exhausted.

[...] The breaking of the table left us delighted and appalled—me especially; and it took me several hours on two succeeding days to repair the table. [...]