“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She had felt “really passive” during the session, and I had listened to her pace grow slower and slower as the session progressed.)

[...] Listening, I felt a marked regret, and wondered that this other life had seemingly assumed such a strong place in our “own” lives. [...]

[...] For another thing, through listening to what others have said you should realize the vitality that is distorted in these deep charges that you often carry within you for these deny you the use of your own energy. [...]

[...] If optimism seems to be such a simple-minded, idiotic attribute, then listen. [...]

Again, you see, you did not have to hear me, and you did not have to listen. But because you heard me and because you listened, the probable future was changed.

When I spoke you listened. [...]

This method simplifies things for you, since on those two nights you need only tell yourself that you will listen for Ruburt’s call. [...]

[...] Very gently listen, not to physical sounds but to sounds that come through the inner senses.

[...] People do listen.

[...] Now this may sound redundant, but he has been listening to me rather well of late, and I know that there is significance even behind the obvious words I speak.

[...] She was in a most relaxed state as she listened, yet intended to have a session. [...]

[...] I might add that while Jane was reading her dreams to me just prior to the session, I was only half listening as I got ready to take the notes. But it seems that actually I listened very well.)

[...] It is you, so focused in physical reality, who do not listen to its voice, who do not understand that it is the great psychological strength from which your physically oriented self springs.

[...] She had a couple of thoughts as she listened to me. [...]

[...] Jane, dictating, seemed to carry her head at an unusual angle, as though listening. [...]

[...] I heard Jane listening to this evening’s segment while I was working in the writing room. [...]

[...] Realize that there are voices you cannot hear with your physical ears, and listen for them inwardly. [...]

[...] Realize that there are voices you cannot hear with your physical ears, and listen for them inwardly. [...]

[...] These are not fine philosophies to be listened to and ignored, nor fancy words again to be enjoyed and then forgotten. [...]

(As usual, listening to Seth’s long list of negative items, I couldn’t help wondering why Jane didn’t appreciate the import of such actions at least intuitively, and do something about them.)

[...] She sits and “listens inward.” [...]