“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] In the past Seth, or Jane, has used lettering, typing, writing and printing interchangeably. [...]

Mark’s whole family, in fact, have been in one way or another connected in a rather unusual manner through at least three successive existences, and the family of course has interchanged roles accordingly. [...]

I do have a structure nevertheless, and I can change or interchange the components of that structure so as to appear or operate under vastly different conditions. [...]

To me, privation theory and perception theory are interchangeable; they represent consciousnesses deeply exploring the misperceptions I’ve listed concerning violence, and the relationships involving the counterparts of nuclear energy and warfare.

Do probable selves actually communicate with each other through their world-view frameworks, then, or can such an interchange of idea or emotion take place more “directly” at times — simply between the probable personalities involved? [...]

[...] They deal primarily in the great play of exchange and interchange of ideas, products, social and political concepts. [...]

[...] Such an object is very small and unimaginably dense; within it, time and space are interchangeable. [...]

[...] Those who are not within it can see past, present and future, and the interchange of action.

[...] In our own case, Jane and I were always acutely aware of the difficult personal working-out of the interchanges that followed our getting together. [...]

[...] In being so preoccupied with noting the great voice effects, I had been, I realized, less observant of the facial changes I had been aware of earlier; but there had been no doubt of the emotional interchange.

[...] Lots I’ve completely forgotten about people who loved you in particular lives always in some way being supportive; that we’re caught up in time-to-time overlays Seth has referred to in his late book dictation; that rhythmic time overlays happened as various anniversaries or significant events from various lives overlapped, bringing them momentarily closer (like comets) when entries back and forth, and interchanges, are particularly easier.