“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

If you hear people talking, remember to listen to what they are discussing, and the language in which they speak. [...]

[...] She sat upright in her rocker, listening, making connections. [...]

[...] They feel their growing, as you listen to your heartbeat … They also experience pain [which] while definite, unpleasant, and sometimes agonizing, is not of an emotional nature in the same way that you might feel pain. [...]

(Jane, as Seth, listened to Bill’s question, then shook her head. [...]

There is no reason why it will not listen, however, and gladly. [...]

(Now I listened to the company that had been visiting upstairs troop back down two flights of stairs.)

[...] Begin your chatter and I will listen.

[...] The mental enzymes within the enclosure are the elements that set off the action, and — listen to this — they are also the action itself.

[...] This is difficult, but listen: in these portions of the self it is the subconscious that carries the burden of identity, and it is the ego whose experiences are of a dreamlike, plastic nature. [...]

[...] Why pray if there is no one to listen?

[...] The negative values about it will supersede and gobble the integrity of 3; unload the 7. Greek (Jane paused and sat with her head cocked as though listening), and the theorems of (“I’m having trouble with the name.”) Minopeles (my phonetic interpretation), a minor mathematician.

[...] I would suggest that you both learn to listen and to watch in a detached fashion that will allow the inner senses to operate in a beneficial fashion.

[...] She said she felt as though she was listening to someone else speak, but could not retain what she heard, nor did she know what was coming next.

[...] When Seth started to consider the question, the fetus became very quiet, Sue said, almost as though listening ...)

[...] However he was willing to listen to me irregardless, and I must admit that in no way do I understand your cutting me off in such a brusque manner.

[...] Drowsily I remembered the flight I’d listened to in the rain the day before yesterday….)

(Jane said later that listening to the tape did not “bother” her very much, although she felt some emotional and psychic reaction. [...]

[...] To type up notes from a recording means I have to spend as much time, again, listening to a session. [...]

[...] You do not have to come a like distance to listen. [...]

[...] I will enjoy listening to your social chatter, and will in any case have a few remarks before I leave you for the evening.

[...] She listened carefully, then said she “got something on the first line.” [...]