“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Her illness led me to question that premise, but now it’s back in place. [...]

[...] His literal mind led him to … a rich diet of creativity and psychic experience, and to a situation in which Joseph and he could finally be financially free [to some extent], and not in that way threatened.

[...] This led into a discussion about computers, and Bill Gallagher’s personal idea of studying up on them for future use in business. [...]

[...] We had looked forward to seeing that handsome little volume ever since she first conceived of it well over two years ago, before she had a title.⁴ If possible, Jane was even more pleased at the publication of If We Live Again than she had been when her book of poetic narrative, Dialogues of the Soul and Mortal Self in Time, came out in 1975. If We Live Again once more carried her back to her earliest days of creative work, which in turn had led to her teenage dreams of becoming a published poet [she was born in 1929]. [...]

[...] Her images led me to search out the collection of battered black-and-white snapshots of her that somehow, some way, she’d managed to save from her early childhood. [...]

[...] Ruburt was thinking of a lace altar cloth, which was to have led him to a religious connection. [...]

[...] In the letter Bill dwells upon a dinner attended by himself, Wendell Crowley, and several other old friends of mine; the dinner being held just a few days ago; at this dinner Wendell mentioned my availability to Bill Ward for free-lance artwork, and this in turn led Bill to ask me to help him out.

[...] Here Ruburt was led backward to the first level momentarily, being reassured, saying “I will not be the old tub, she was and is,” therefore on a surface level overcoming jealousy because the former administrator spent so much money on clothes and appearance.

[...] In the particular instance that we are discussing, if such a session would have led, if held, to a strongly unfortunate situation, then I would know in advance, and not hold such a session.

[...] Ruburt came across the same fields with his horse, led the horse into the barn, and found Mark and his mistress.

[...] See the opening excerpts from the 612th session in Appendix 19, with Note 5. In that note I speculated about “what intuitive knowledge she might possess that led her to talk about” the third eye at that time. [...]

(“A connection with grassy land”, led Jane to say a connection could be seen with the envelope object after all. [...]

[...] Those of you who read my two other books in this field know that the experiments were astonishingly successful and led, through the Ouija board, to our first contact with Seth.

[...] This will automatically, you see, change the situation, for you will not change the physical aspects unless an inner recognition has first led you to do so. [...]

He suggested that Jim stay out of the acting field, because in his case it led to a confusion as to the nature of his own identity. [...]

That led the self

(It seems that a combination of factors led to those oddly disturbing yet challenging events in the 717th session. [...]

[...] She paints as a hobby.¹² You did not consciously pick out real estate people who had artistic connections, but you were led to them and they to you. [...]

[...] I wouldn’t say that either of us believes in it particularly, so it’s interesting, then, to consider what intuitive knowledge she might possess that led her to talk about it now.

This desire to please your father, to attain perfection has also led you to seek knowledge. [...]

[...] One led to a strong serum reaction that incapacitated me for two weeks; the other resulted in a partial paralysis lasting several days. [...]