“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You brought it upon yourselves to teach yourselves a lesson. [...]

And I want you all to know that this is no recording and I have not prepared my lesson ahead of time. [...]

“This is the lesson that All That Is had to learn, and that could not be taught. [...]

[...] Several lessons may also be learned from this. [...]

[...] You may consider this your first lesson. [...]

[...] During a series of dreams I seemed to be working to perfect my “flying technique,” and was taking lessons from others. [...]

[...] But the lessons must be put into practice or they are worthless.

[...] This included data on my starting to take violin lessons when I was eight years old — an event I hadn’t thought of for what seemed to be decades [it took place in 1927], but which I was able to instantly recall as soon as Jane mentioned it.)

[...] At later dates, for your own personal edification, we will discuss lives that you have lived and lessons that you have learned. [...]

[...] I am not your father giving you an arithmetic lesson. [...]

Such a mother would attract a consciousness who desired, perhaps, to reexperience childhood but not adulthood, or who might teach the mother lessons sorely needed. [...]

[...] I am endeavoring to give this evening’s session an emotional gestalt that will be an experience in itself, and in itself a lesson.

[...] When we met, John had little interest in an operatic career, as far as I recall, yet had taken professional singing lessons and given auditions. [...]