“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] And those who will not listen, they will not listen. [...]

[...] One will have to listen to the tape of this session to really achieve any idea of the voice range Jane displayed.)

[...] I say again, if any small and simple treats of voice (louder again) will serve to make supposedly sane men stand up and listen (louder, strong, very strong; Jane’s head was thrown back as though to let the great voice out unimpeded) then so I will speak out in loud and hearty tones. [...]

It is however most unfortunate that intelligent men will not listen to intelligent and sane and illuminating data without requiring such magician’s tricks as this. [...]

(Jane’s Seth voice today was quiet, and I had to listen in competition with noises outside and in the halls.)

[...] You must learn to listen to the voice of the inner self. [...]

[...] Seth calls this man “the Dean,” with affectionate humor, because he’s one of my best students, and the others listen to his psychic adventures with a good deal of interest. [...]

“And who, I ask you, would listen? [...]

“Men and women have joyfully honored the evening and the dawn and listened to the heart pulse within them with a blessing and a joy, who have not had one hundredth of your blessings or one-third the reason to look forward to another day, and they have fulfilled themselves and brought joy to others. [...]

Now I will tell you the material that I have given you will help you and you should listen to it often. [...]

[...] That’s why I don’t know whether it would be good for him to listen to it or not.”

[...] I know I can listen to this, what Seth says about me, and I can take it, and I can take what he says about Dick, too. [...]

[...] When you read or listen to tonight’s session, you will see that I have given you some insight into your own overreactions. [...]

[...] I simply wanted you to know that I was here and that I am listening. [...]

[...] Some, because of excellent development, inner communication with the inner self, feel subconsciously secure enough to change focus spontaneously, as one might listen to one radio station and then another, still retaining knowledge of the basic “I” who listened.

Wait and listen for me, grandfather.

[...] She listens to the first songs of the birds. [...]

Now, I have been here listening. [...]

[...] Now, let us see what answers you come up with, and I will be listening. [...]

[...] And yet, if you had listened to what I have been saying, again, you would have known the theory to be a pretty tale. [...]

[...] Your inner selves deny the seeming illusion for in dreams you are reunited with yourselves, and as you listen to me speak you are reunited with yourselves if you only probe within my words and feel the reality that they invoke within you. [...]

If you listen to an FM radio station, there is a handy lock-in gadget that automatically keeps the station in clear focus; it stops the program from “drifting.” [...]

[...] Listen to everything. [...]

[...] Jane is now ready to listen to the tape, and so am I. Last night I couldn’t find the tape, but now I did, just before beginning to type this session. [...]

My heartiest regards to you both, and if Ruburt will look and listen for me, he would know that he would find me.

Now, listen to me. [...]

[...] And if all of you will listen, in your own way, you can apply what I am about to say to yourselves though for right now I am addressing these two (Sue and Juanita). [...]

Listen to what I have said again: apply creativity to all levels of your lives. [...]

[...] Jane began talking of her attempts to get people to listen to her poetry, and her early fears that she was considered odd because of her talents. [...]

[...] I kept thinking about the session, listening to Jane try to read it as I looked over mail. [...]

[...] I felt tears, listening to her. [...]

Now, I speak jokingly to you, telling you that I am the origin of the material, and therefore you must listen to it and study it. [...]