“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I suggested that instead she realize that her good left leg is now in a position to straighten out. [...]

[...] (He then implied that spirits that had left the earth were seldom responsible in the first place.) Worry itself will, however, induce (he may have said “duplicate” ) a state similar to the preliminary stages of possession. [...]

[...] Richie and Yvette left to return to Connecticut. Jim and Debbie and Winter and Theresa left for the Holiday Inn in Elmira, New York, 15 miles across the Pennsylvania border. [...]

First, though, as the afternoon began to lengthen our guests left us at the end of their most delightful collective visit. [...] Laurel and I were left standing alone in 1730’s driveway. [...]

But first: One day in late November 1963, Jane sat at her writing table in the living room while I left to paint in my studio at the back of the apartment. [...]

[...] She left the church when she was 19, despite Marie’s bitter objections.

[...] I had many things to say that I left unspoken. [...]

[...] Lately the body has again made attempts to cure itself, as left alone all bodies will. [...]

[...] To mix your purposes with the conventional family life would have been most difficult, so you chose situations that left you free until you met—that is, of property, children, or important ties.

[...] I kept my left hand there and wrote down questions and answers with my right, using the desk as support. [...]

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

[...] He is not left, therefore, abandoned within a play that he has forgotten in his own creation. [...]

(As I said to Jane yesterday, now that I’m back painting it seems incredible that I ever left it—even though when I chose to concentrate upon Mass Events this summer I thought that was a good decision also. [...]

[...] Left alone, ideally, you might have taken a week of joyful painting, during which time your mind refreshed itself, and new ideas about your notes accumulated. [...]

[...] Since you have created it you are left to deal with it. [...]

[...] There is a boy in a third or fourth seat, back from the front in the left row, toward the wall. [...]

(She now drew for Carl and me the illustration at the left.“This is the apple with a stem,” she said, “that the personality was trying to get across.” [...]

(10:45, Jane left trance quickly, in comparison to last break. [...]

[...] He did not leave the church, literally, until long after he had left it spiritually. [...]

[...] When he cannot look to the right or the left it is because he is afraid to. [...]

[...] You may stare or look dreamily to the left or right.

(Seth, Jane said, already had other “directions” in mind, involving the right and left; although he hadn’t moved into these areas yet to any great degree via analogies, he had it all planned. [...]

Two of these statements may appear at first glance to contradict themselves, but you shall shortly see that they do not, and you are left for now with a pretty question: for does the self, or identity, then form the perceptive dimension in which it exists, or is it created by the dimension?

[...] As usual Jane sat with her eyes closed, her left hand to her face, her head down. [...]

[...] The dryness had left her throat; she thought it the result of nervousness at resuming the sessions.

[...] You had some difficulty with a left eye. [...]

[...] To her left is the kitchen roof of the apartment below us, but this is to the side and does not obstruct the view. [...]

[...] She “looks down and away” at grass and flowers, etc., and to her left, not obstructing her view, is the porch roof of the apartment on the ground floor.

[...] In this same framework, as the exterior drama begins to fade and as it has left meaning, in your terms, only now as time seems to pass, then once again the interior drama arises, but this time with a new story, with a different god and with new prophets; and as the old weakens so the new interior drama begins once more to arouse man from within his dreams, and again they choose and someone appears, or two or three, and a new drama is projected into external reality. [...]

[...] Those that have been to school understand these things, but I am left out. [...]

[...] This seems to be a male—now we are speaking symbolically, in that he seems to be coming from the left, which means, I believe, he will not be coming from your family, or perhaps even from this area, but someone that you do not know now, who will bring you an onrush of feeling and an openness of emotion. [...]

[...] Jane left for the corner grocery to get a pack of cigarettes. [...]

[...] This time you are both on your last reincarnation cycle on your plane, and as a rule no personality fragments are left behind.

But still alive, were left to squawk.

[...] Had you left Ruburt’s father for Miami you would have done well. [...]

[...] Had you not left at all circumstances would have been far worse in any case, and your parents might have suffered another, but this time fatal, accident. [...]

[...] We then left Marathon for Pennsylvania, a few days before the hurricane devastated the town.)

[...] Outside of your mother who left her mark very strongly on you, you have been the dominant active psychic member of your family, exerting very strong influence on all.

[...] “Over there — to my left — he’s talking about the limitations of our kind of personality. [...]

[...] The night before last, for the first time, she slept practically the whole night lying on her left side—a feat she’s been unable to accomplish for perhaps years. [...]