“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You prided yourselves on not having regular jobs, and being apart from certain portions of the culture. [...]

[...] The final period was and is to be one in which your energies are directed to your work without the outside job, for finally you began to feel that you were not doing what you should do; this itself inhibited your trust in yourself further, and therefore the development of your work.

His necessary job was to combine the two, for in him the intuitions and intellect are both strong. [...]

[...] (To Theodore) I believed and did not believe, as you earlier believed and did not believe, and did a good job of hiding from myself what I believed and what I did not believe. [...]

(To Patty, amused): I did not think that you did a very good job imitating my voice. [...]

[...] Seth did an excellent job of describing the conditions that resulted in Jane’s “Cézanne experience.” [...]

(I’m getting used to thinking about Mass Events now, and am organized to start producing the notes for it—something like making myself a new nest within which I can feel comfortable for working on the new job.

[...] This of course did the job that gravity would normally be expected to do. [...]

You did an excellent job of your own dream interpretation, and Ruburt unwittingly added to it with his poetry.¹

[...] The innermost portions of yourself that is indeed a part of all energy, must be sifted through the self that you now recognize, and your job is to learn how to receive the information and how to open and use the inner self. [...]

[...] On a hunch someone else might suddenly leave the area to find a new job, or decide to visit a friend in another state. [...]

[...] I think that in his delivery since 9:53 especially, Seth did a good job of making some important points in a very brief way.

[...] In the fall Frank Corio was given the job of selling the place, and soon did so — to a family, the Millers, who were moving to Elmira from a distant state. [...]

[...] If you do an excellent job of it, then you would experience no symptoms.

[...] Ruburt is more relieved than he realizes, because he realizes that the book meets with Aerofranz’s (Tam Mossman’s) approval; but more, because he knows he has done a good job. [...]

[...] My job is to enlarge the dimensions of that world and people’s concepts of it.

[...] Its job is to assess that reality effectively, using that fine focus mentioned earlier. [...]

[...] (Pause.) He had one job, in what seems to be a factory location, in a rather dark environment, with rows of what I assume to be machinery and large windows, treated so that the sunlight did not shine through brightly.

(With a smile:) I think I did a pretty good job.

(“What is, or was, Sam Towson’s profession or job?”)

[...] Jane and I are well aware of this because a friend of ours worked in another office in the MCI building, and remarked often on this piped music, which she disliked but was forced to listen to all day on the job. [...]

[...] I think an error can enter into the car adventure, possibly, in that at the time I felt the mechanic servicing the car did not go about the job properly, and nearly delayed our leaving on vacation by several days as a result.