“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Many of the events and feelings evoked such deep implications of trial and challenge for Jane and me that we were often left with strong feelings of unreality: This can’t be happening to us. [...] Why can’t we be left alone to live lives of peace and creativity? [...]

[...] In a past life you had no use for women, and therefore chose an existence in which you were feminine; not only feminine but endowed with those qualities that you had particularly disliked; because you feared those qualities you therefore lived with them, and to some extent learned to understand them, though you are still left with some impatience when you see them in others.

[...] Jane left trance easily. [...]

[...] My hunch was that this referred either to the end of the reunion discussed in Wendell’s letter—at 1:35 AM, or the time Wendell himself left the party. Inspection of his letter showed that Wendell states “I left at about 12:30 AM,” but that other member of the party remained after he left. [...]

(Her eyes still closed, still holding the envelope to her forehead with her right hand, Jane made a large horizontal curving motion with her free left hand. [...]

Your friend left nearly an hour after he imagines, hence the time.

[...] I left my chair to put the cat in another room.)

(Was left with light feeling [not a weakness or anything], feeling as if I could rise up bodily, and quite definite sensation of having an empty space above my wrists. [...] Got lunch, told Rob what happened, left house for walk to post office to mail manuscript, and to grocery store. [...]

(Left; started way home. [...] I know this is silly, but felt scared that if lower part of body was dissolved; and all that was left was chest and shoulder and head region, then I would just fall down; a chest, shoulders, and head on street. [...]

[...] By the end of September she had left the gallery where she had worked part time four years. [...]

[...] I do not know why on this particular occasion his car was parked as it was; perhaps because another car had temporarily taken his regular place, then left later. [...]

[...] In the other sequence you were a woman and our friend over here (Natalie) was a very unfaithful suitor and you believed him implicitly and he left you, as the saying goes, in the lurch. [...]

On the left side, looking at the second diagram, you will find people in this case, and in this country, of a more “liberal” frame of mind. [...]

(Now Jane discovered that she had but one cigarette left. [...]

[...] In their natural progression, and left alone, the old understand their own “visions” quite well. [...]

[...] Jane left trance as usual, though she said she still had the feeling that the voice could really blare. [...]

(To resume: Sue Watkins, one of Jane’s ESP class members, left three questions last night for Seth to answer when possible. [...]

[...] Jane left trance rather quickly. [...]

(Jane and I left F. Fell’s office, where the 360th session had been held, at about 11:45 AM, with an appointment to meet Mr. Van Over at about noon. [...]

[...] She was left with a general feeling of being shaky inside, and this lasted for a while. [...]

[...] We might as well start over,” Jane said after they’d left by 4:18.)

[...] Her temperature had been taken again after I left — 100.1, or something like that — she said it was down “a few points” from earlier in the day. [...]

(I had a distinctly full feeling along about 2:30, and we still had food left over. [...]

(Margaret Bumbalo called before I left Jane and invited me to supper, but by then I was full. [...]

[...] His father, Joe, had died at 2:00 p.m. John had just left the house, as Jane and I had left the rest home just before my mother died in November, 1973. [...]

[...] For each time, they had to ring true to those left behind, adding those necessary personal touches, and references and little stories, to match the personal history of the newly deceased.

[...] The swelling on her left shoulder blade varies considerably in size from day to day.

[...] I know what they are but lose them when I awaken, left with feeling of anger (and energy) that I try to actively pursue.

[...] Left alone, the body will heal itself, encountering itself in its own reality. [...]

[...] [The left foot has lost some of its original swelling, and now appears much better by contrast.] I told Jane I thought Seth was correct in the deleted session for June 24, 1981, in which he said the swelling effect helps cushion the new motion of some joints, so there is no grating. [...]

[...] So I was left frustrated, wondering what she’d said that I had mistranslated into that word. [...]

One of the church’s most powerful allies was to that extent its understanding of human psychology, for if you left the church or its system, it knew that you still carried many of its beliefs nevertheless—only now you had something like an itch that you could not scratch. [...]

[...] The whole personality who left is aware of the situation, but he is not vitally concerned. [...] He left a fragment of himself to satisfy the few lingering requirements.

The man that is left, your father, will be agitated, but then he will feel peaceful. [...]

[...] Seth did not return after the break, so Jane and I were left to make our own connections between the object and the data. [...]

(Jane believes circumvention can also relate to these interpretations: the circular effect obtained in the photo on the object, by the placement of the four girls, as shown on page 168; and the word GLOBE in caps in the ad in the lower left corner on the back of the object.

[...] On the back of the object—page 169—in the lower left corner, see again the ad for Globe electrical fixtures, etc.

[...] “There was also a dispute over whether or not a secondary school teacher would have the freedom to teach even the concepts of Communism, without being afraid of misinterpretation.This seemed to involve interpretation, and the final answer is left to the people.” [...]

As we sit talking I notice some mail on a room divider, am surprised, and think that it must have come before Rob left for work, as it has been opened. [...]

[...] On Wednesday night there was definite improvement in my right knee and leg particularly; and left one too.

[...] You become incapable of getting out of yourself, even to the extent of enjoying small pleasures and, little by little it seems every joy is withdrawn from you until nothing is left but despair.

[...] He left at break, as he was tired. [...]