“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Since this “one God” of Carter’s, however, can obviously have such different ideas, saying one thing to one nation and the opposite to another, then men will begin to check their nationalistic lists of divine instructions, discovering that to one extent or another this God would seem to have told several different groups of people that they were chosen above others, that their enemies would be vanquished, and that they might indeed defend their divine rights through whatever unfortunate but necessary means.

[...] So on your list, write “Do not think in terms of absolutes.” [...]

[...] I want to commend you both, however, for utilizing the material in these later sessions, and I remind you to follow your own lists in the sessions.

(I made a list of these, added a quick sketch of the horses, and Jane’s Saratoga experience and ecstasy experience, pages 65 and 66; all with the idea of quizzing Seth about them at tonight’s session. These experiences with psychological time have become so intriguing and numerous that Jane and I devised a method to keep a list of them, in chronological order for quick reference.

[...] Seth lists these in Chapter Nineteen of The Seth Material. [...]

[...] They won’t be listed here, but in the session as they arise. [...]

[...] 23 Tam Mossman wrote us that Hans Holzer would consider doing the introduction for the Seth Material, provided he was listed as co-author. [...]

[...] For myself, I listed the following before the session, as I’d promised Seth last time I would:

[...] It does not help when you make mental lists of society’s stupidities, and repeat them to each other.

(Before the session Jane and I went over the questions remaining on the list we had prepared for Chapter Twenty. [...]

“When Seth listed the families of consciousness last January,³ but didn’t include the Grunaargh, Rob asked him about it in the 738th session. [...]

Now let me list some of those I know personally, and who have helped Jane and her work so much: Tam Mossman, Richard Kendall and Suzanne Delisle, Sue Watkins, Debbie Harris, Laurel Davies, Janet Mills, Lynda Dahl and Stan Ulkowski, Bob Terrio, Norman Friedman, Jeff Marcus, Juan Schoch, Michael Goode. [...]

(9:09.) He did indeed pick up from me a partial list of the subject matters to be covered in our new book—which will be called Dreams, “Evolution,” (in quotes) and Value Fulfillment. [...]

[...] I crossed the writer off my mental list of who I might reply to in the future. [...]

[...] Briefly these will be listed here.

[...] Other points in this data either checked out or were close, according to BT, but aren’t listed here separately. [...]

It will help, as you did once some time ago, if you compose a list of Ruburt’s good qualities and excellent personal characteristics.

Ruburt’s list about what he will do when he is completely well is a good idea. [...]

More and more foods, drugs, and natural environmental conditions are being added to the list of disease-causing elements. Different reports place dairy products, red meats, coffee, tea, eggs, and fats on the list. [...]

[...] See the frontmatter for a list of her books as published by Amber-Allen Publishing, Inc. [...]

[...] Then Jane called S. Schindler with that news; he in turn has “a list” of West Coast publishers he wants to try, evidently thinking the university press route won’t work.

(In the last three days I’ve learned a number of interesting things about my continuing physical upsets—and will list some of my pendulum material should any portion of this session refer to them. [...]

[...] I am speaking now of some of the ideas Ruburt listed.

[...] My original notes contain a list of the times each poem took – only a few minutes – plus a few comments. [...]

[...] The eight tests that were run were all normal; I have a list of them. [...]

I want you then to make a list of your beliefs concerning those events. [...]