“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I asked Jane, rather impatiently at last if she could discharge the feelings in a session, as we had planned.

You were highly impatient, then. [...]

[...] By 9:30, however, the session still hadn’t started, and she was impatient. [...]

[...] “God, I get impatient!” she exclaimed “But in physical reality I can get only one of them at a time, and you can write just one sentence at a time.⁷ Oh, forget it, Seth,” she added, half laughing, for that “energy personality essence” was ready with comments on what she’d just told me. [...]

[...] At 9:37 Jane said impatiently, “Come on, Seth … Hmm; I’ve done this a lot lately, haven’t I?” Then: “I feel him vaguely around …” And Seth continued his material on Practice Element 1.)

(“C’mon, Seth,” Jane said impatiently at 9:15; we’d been waiting since 9:00 for the session to begin. [...]

(Now Jane, still perched on the arm of the couch with her long black hair falling over her face, impatiently brushed her hair back.)

My heartiest appreciation for Philip's attempts to have the material typed, and my rather impatient request that Ruburt begin his work of preparing the material for publication.

[...] Again, do not become impatient, tell him. [...]

[...] Usually he would think of how slow and clumsy he was, and if you were waiting or watching how impatient you might be. [...]

[...] Strangely, this has made Jane somewhat impatient, since she can only proceed with what Seth has given so far. [...]

[...] The fact that he has manuscripts out always makes him impatient, and particularly this time of year, affects his chemical balance. [...]

[...] Rob was really impatient to get the session typed up so that he could study the material and put it to use.

When he grabs upon a definite whole piece of autobiography, it is usually caused by impatience. [...]

[...] The session had been excellent—so excellent that I’d felt like interjecting many questions as Seth preceded along: one of those times when I had a hard time not injecting myself, with my own impatience, into the session. [...]

[...] Remember, do not be too impatient, there is a framework that you can use and you have a position from which you can mold opinion and change the direction of people’s minds, if they are open and ready. [...]

Do not be impatient. [...]

[...] This time however, Jane quickly became impatient for some reason, and literally commanded the ring, mentally, to move. [...]

[...] Remember you form the sands that shift, and in yourself you will find the answers if you are not impatient. [...]

Some of it has to do with your assessment of your own abilities, and with the growing impatience to use them more fully—and to be well paid for using them. [...]