“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] It includes many exercises to acquaint each person with that deeper portion of the self, and invites the reader to search into his or her ideas and experiences on many levels.

[...] Such people then issue a blank invite to control the body they no longer wish to control.

(The gesturing hand in the painting beckoned to me in three-dimensional form, Jane said, as the painting moved through the window—this was a clear invitation to me to project, accompanied and guided by Seth. [...]

[...] Believe it or not, your comments are invited. [...]

[...] It invites attack, though I am not pleased at all with the connotations of the word “attack.” [...]

[...] We invited our guest in for a beer. [...]

[...] He invited Peg and Bill for the evening, but Peg had made other plans. [...]

Rev. Lowe and his wife came on a class night, and so of course I invited them to attend. [...]

[...] After this he spoke to various class members, and then invited Rev. Lowe to ask whatever questions came to his mind.

[...] At some indefinite date we do plan to invite Seth to discuss the whole situation in detail.

[...] He has been invited to. [...]

[...] You may by all means invite Mark, and we will really have some time. [...]

[...] I have mentioned that we will have a party session in your new house, and I suggest that Philip be invited, for what will be a truly hilarious session.

I would also have greeted Ruburt’s father, but indeed I was not invited to join the graceful family circle. [...]

Next, he discovered that another gentleman had also been invited, the owner of another gallery, and a man whom Ruburt quite actively dislikes. [...]

[...] The newspaper article led to a note to Jane from the wife of my boss, Harry Gottesman, inviting us to the Gottesman home for an evening. [...]

[...] She intended to leave before session time, but Jane invited her to stay at 8:50. [...]

From his group of 40 the other five can be chosen, and invited on any kind of schedule he chooses. [...]

(We did take Tom’s address and phone number, Jane telling him that she might invite him and friends to the house some Friday night, with others. [...]

[...] You will be asked to give shows of your paintings by two people whom you should refuse; you will be asked to give shows by other people, whose invitations you should accept. [...]

(Also on Saturday evening Jane and I attended a set of Japanese Noh plays at Elmira College, at the invitation of Bill Macdonnel, who had a part in one of them. [...]

[...] He invited questions, gestured frequently, paused in front of Rob, looking right at him through my open (but un-Jane-like) eyes.