“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She was still worried also about the time element when her eyes were closed, and we agreed that I would ask for breaks if it seemed the monologues might carry past the customary half-hour limit.

[...] The pauses could last for an hour as far as she is concerned or knows.

I have mentioned that what I call the dream universe is indeed composed of molecular structure, and that it is a continuing reality, even though your own awareness of it is most usually limited, for quite necessary reasons, to the hours of your own sleep. [...]

[...] I painted for an hour this morning while Jane slept, but felt a peculiar heaviness or loginess I was unaccustomed to. [...]

[...] Once again she slept several hours in the middle of the day. [...]

(This is a different thing than Seth being available say at 8 AM, or noon, or other capricious hours we may choose. [...]

[...] Two: Ruburt should think of ideas and his writing in those hours devoted to it. [...]

[...] By then over half an hour had passed. [...]

[...] A little over an hour had passed.)

Theoretically, certain dreams can give you a lifetime’s experience to draw upon, though the dream itself can take less than an hour in your time. [...]

[...] Following this he instantly decided that he must walk considerably more—at least 3 or 4 times around the circle—and at the last count, once an hour whether or not he felt like it, and particularly when he did not feel like it.

Such a book would be written during our sessions however, dictated by me, for our friend Ruburt would not let me inside his own writing hours.

(During the whole half-hour of the experiment I shivered constantly, and felt very cold even though I was covered by a blanket. [...]

[...] I thought since the hour wasn’t very late yet, we could get some information on other subjects. [...]

[...] There are cases in which a personality goes very quickly into another physical life, in perhaps a matter of hours. [...]

On a conscious level, and with your conscious reserves alone, you could not keep your body alive an hour. [...]

(Jane held the session later than usual this evening because at 9:00 we began watching the first half hour of a made-for-television movie that was aired on one of the major networks. [...]

[...] I was doing so well when the alarm rang at 11:30 that I set it for another half hour beyond my usual time.

[...] Last night, we had reminders that a natural rhythmic cycle was completing itself six months later: As we retired I thought I heard the barking of geese migrating north, although Jane didn’t. I woke up around four a.m., though, and heard a flight clearly in the silent hour. [...]

[...] Such cleaning has always been very painful for her because of heavy tartar deposits, but today she withstood an hour’s heavy scraping with practically no discomfort.