“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] (Pause.) This does not mean however that I use Ruburt as a puppet, and stuff his mouth with tapes as a recorder, and that you are always listening to replays, or that emotionally I am not here during such sessions. [...]

The same applies to your thoughts, which if you bother to listen seem to come smoothly one after another, more or less following the sequence of exterior activity. [...]

[...] She agreed when she’d heard it, though it was more difficult to listen to the session than to read it at leisure. [...]

[...] Not indeed a formal audience, but unseen listeners who represent humanity at large. [...]

[...] / I won’t listen.”

Seth had listened politely while I expressed myself.)

[...] Sometimes, perhaps, when Ruburt is listening to music he likes on his radio, let him try to get the feeling of Framework 2 again, without trying too hard, and imagine himself dancing, anyway he likes. [...]

[...] It was only after listening to him for a bit that one came to realize that something was amiss here, that Fred lived in his own world, which was a mixture of fact and fantasy. [...]

[...] But if it is a fancy tale, it would behoove you to listen, for the moment that the flower says, “I deny, therefore, I deny the sunlight or the rain,” then the flower, indeed, would deny the grace of existence. [...]

[...] You are intersections, cosmic intersections, and it is up to you as the conscious selves that you think you are now, to listen and watch and to be aware of these portions of your personality that flow through you and in and out of you, in your terms. [...]

(After listening to me discuss the second question for a couple of minutes, Jane said she had an answer to it, or at least a partial one. [...]

“Listen,” Rob said, laughing, “we have to go along with the way the data comes through and try to learn from it. [...]

[...] Not a formal audience, but unseen listeners who represent humanity at large. [...]

But that night, Mark insisted that Seth had read his mind and listened spellbound as Seth told him about the inner senses. [...]

[...] They are often endowed with a readiness to listen, for one thing … there are disadvantages involved, however, which I do not like to encounter.

If you listened to your own conversations now and then with—if you will forgive me—an objective ear, you could both often cut some of your troubles short, or nip them in the bud. [...]

Listen to your own conversation. [...]

[...] This is not theory to be listened to or read and forgotten. [...]

[...] I simply suggest, therefore, that you become aware in the same manner—that you listen for what your body feels. [...]

[...] And what makes the world go round, and why is it that this darkness in which I am enclosed will soon open, and I can shoot like a rocket toward the sun?” But they know their acquiescence and their affirmation, and so listen to your own for it speaks in a silent voice, and yet it speaks in terms of energy that only here is translated into sound. [...]

Now those of you who have families, within that framework if you watch and listen, and you do, there are moments of unbearable and unspeakable agony as you recognize the aloneness of the human spirit in what seems to be an unfeeling universe. [...]

[...] Then, I became aware that I was watching and listening to a man in a light gray business suit. [...]