“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] 2, engineers will conduct remote investigations of the core of the reactor itself. [...]

(The entire world-view concept is extremely interesting, of course, and worthy of continuous investigation.

3. It would seem that a computerized study could be rather easily organized to investigate statements of Seth’s like this one. [...]

[...] Jane and I finally got around to going on a drive to look at the house, about which we had known for several weeks without bothering to investigate. [...]

(Within that temporal framework investigators have recently discovered great biochemical differences among human beings at the molecular level: The genetic structures of numerous proteins [see Note 5] have been shown to be much more varied than was suspected. [...]

[...] As noted with the quotations given in Note 13, eventually this material will be published in its entirety as part of a Seth book; perhaps then it can be used as a guide for the sort of investigation just mentioned. [...]

[...] Jane’s books are records of her use of certain abilities that we think are very creative; the questions she raises present us with larger fields to investigate. [...]

[...] But the experiences I’ve mentioned here, plus others, have uncovered some surprising new dimensions of her abilities, and later she wants to thoroughly investigate and write about them.

[...] Those forces or consciousnesses must also constantly replenish themselves: Iran’s religious leaders devoutly nourish their country’s hatred for the United States, while here at home no less than six separate teams or commissions have begun investigations—on private, state, and federal levels—of what went wrong at Three Mile Island. [...]

[...] They find it difficult to imagine that they are dealing with a case which will be indeed well investigated.

[...] The atomic nucleus is largely made up of more massive protons and neutrons, but investigation within the nucleus has either uncovered or produced many other subatomic particles as well — over 200 of these, some of them very unstable, are presently known. [...]