“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I grew up listening to my parents talk about the trip. [...]

[...] She did listen to me talk about him, of course.

[...] You can listen to two channels at once. [...]

[...] He is given to fervent allegiances, and often should listen to the dictates of inner discipline. [...]

[...] We “discovered” the Pathetique during our courtship 21 years ago, and many times during the following months we listened to the two scratchy old records that carried the piece. [...]

[...] Because you listened to me, the probable future was changed.” [...]

You were listening in one respect to the voice of your people. [...]

[...] They are endowed with a readiness to listen, for one thing, and with a helpful faculty for suspending camouflage logical thinking. [...]

(“Listen, my name... [...]

[...] Not only would I sit through the session with Jane even though we were recording, but in doing the transcription I would have to expend an equal amount of time listening to the session again, plus the time necessary for typing, and starting and stopping many times.)

[...] As I typed away after supper, I could tell that Jane was listening to the speeches on TV in the living room. [...]

[...] Mark needs to wait and listen longer when such experiences present themselves. [...]

[...] And we listen, but usually we try to squeeze their messages into concepts that we can understand, cloaking them in worn stereotyped images. [...]

Twelve people in a group, listening to him. [...]

[...] Jane and I are well aware of this because a friend of ours worked in another office in the MCI building, and remarked often on this piped music, which she disliked but was forced to listen to all day on the job. [...]

[...] Listening as I wrote, I had flashes of feeling that it belonged to someone else entirely. [...]

[...] So from nine until nearly midnight, there we are — humble listeners. [...]

[...] She sat at her desk and was interviewed by the program’s host, then answered questions from listeners. [...]

[...] Phil just sat, listening.

[...] Rob had to listen closely to get all the words. [...]