“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

This is the ideal circumstance, for when this is the case then the ego listens to the inner self, and then directs its energy outward in a way that is beneficial for the whole gestalt framework. [...]

[...] have two doors open at once, and you can listen to two channels at once. [...]

[...] It will seem to you that you feel aggressive or upset without reason, or that your feelings sweep down upon you without cause if you do not learn to listen to the beliefs within your own conscious mind, for they generate their own emotions.

[...] We listened to music. [...]

[...] I gave them copies of the last few sessions, to familiarize them with the material in case they would rather read than listen at first.

So as I listened to our visitor (I’ll call him Larry) talk, I browsed through the letter. [...]

I wanted to know that I was present here this evening and that I have been listening to your conversation. [...]

[...] You will learn them through listening to your own inner self. [...]

[...] After listening for a bit, Jane asked me not to pursue this subject now; she suggested I ask these questions at the end of the chapter, if Seth hadn’t volunteered the answers before then. [...]

Men and women have joyfully honored and loved 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. [...]

Our program of discussing Seth’s material, as well as our own ideas—which included our taping suggestions for Jane to listen to daily—had come out of those sessions for December 1 and 3. Obviously, we were trying to encourage Framework 2 activity. [...]

[...] Such understanding is often experienced or sensed, however, sometimes as you are listening to music or when you are deeply stirred by emotion, and when you do not place a great distance between it and yourself.

Jane listened to me go on and on: “I’m on the point again—very close—of refusing to help you with the sessions any longer. [...]

[...] He has expressed neither belief nor disbelief; he has also listened to part of the tape recording we made of Jane when delivering the 25th session. [...]

[...] I did want to set the record straight, concerning the definite change in Ruburt’s features; and as you may have supposed, I was indeed listening in at your little discussion. [...]

2. Sometimes together, sometimes separately, Jane and I listen to portions of the tapes students had made of the sessions and other exciting happenings in her ESP classes. [...]

But the body has its own integrity, and illness is often simply a natural sign of imbalance, a physical message to which you are to listen and make inner adjustments accordingly.

[...] Rob came out of his studio to listen to me. [...]

Ruburt would either read himself suggestions that he had thoughtfully written out earlier, or listen to a cassette that he had made. [...]

Now, I suggest that you all indulge in some social pleasantries, and I shall listen. [...]

I stated my case, while they listened politely. [...]

[...] It’s as if I’m tuning in on a radio broadcast that I’m not supposed to be hearing, because when I start to listen there is a clicking sound in my head, and the “station” turns off. [...]

[...] Perhaps two women and a man, and loud voices, with a child listening close by.

[...] If you listen to your own conscious thought, you will know exactly where you stand. [...]