“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] If you do not take Ruburt’s word then at least listen to mine. You need not take mine but listen to it, and there are no accidents. [...]

(To Florence.) You can, and listen to me, allow yourself more freedom. [...]

[...] She’d read me Friday’s work that same evening, and I had some questions about it, although it’s very difficult to formulate questions while listening to something the first time, and without having a written version to refer to. Yet as I listened to her I felt that at times the Sinful Self seemed to almost be trying to put the blame for her symptoms off on other portions of the personality—or let’s say that that was one of the feelings I had. [...]

(To Ron) I egg—listen to me—I egg you on. [...]

That is what I told you operates within your reality, and you did not listen to my answer. [...]

[...] Now you need not close your eyes but if you listen to your own inner voice, and if you allow yourself the freedom, and if you understand the nature of probabilities, then as I speak and as you listen you can indeed, to some extent, perceive the other reality, the specific reality of which I am speaking in which you also exist as a group. [...]

[...] This individual—again, name not recalled—listened to a talk Rusty gave in an auditorium, explaining some of Seth’s ideas along with her own interest in the tarot. After the program Prentice-Hall’s president told Rusty that listening to her had helped him better understand Jane’s own work. [...]

[...] In some fashion, Jane and I thought as we listened to her, she was able to make it work for her. [...]

[...] She listened with a worried air. [...]

Now I want each of you to examine the feeling, hold the feeling while you listen to me but remember to hold the feeling for they are the connections, these feelings, with parallel selves. [...]

[...] And as far as prayer is concerned, though I realize that neither of you pray in those terms, someone does indeed listen. The self who prays listens, and makes necessary adjustments and improvements. [...]

[...] When they spoke to Rob and me I tried to listen, but my hearing was still so poor that it was nearly impossible to make out one full sentence at a time. [...]

[...] As I listened to the doctor talk, poor hearing or no, I could almost feel medical science starting up all of its gears, ready to go to work on my behalf—and I wasn’t ready to make any such decision right then. [...]

[...] “I’ve got the nostalgic, uneasy feeling that he’s going to wind up the book soon,” she said, “especially after listening to that material just before the Atlantis stuff: I didn’t feel that way when I had the session, but I do now. [...]

[...] For a little while he discussed Jane’s Politics, our relationship with others through the mail and by telephone, and a different kind of “inner listening” that we’d become involved in. [...]

The words you speak to someone else are in certain terms broken down by the listener to basic components, and understood at different levels. [...]

The listener then breaks down the language. [...]

Learn and listen, yes.

Study, listen, try to do all, read all, everything.

He was not just listening, then, to recorded material, but he was himself the recorded information and a recorder upon which the experiences played.

I will listen.

You were right when you said that we are getting into more meaningful material and so I would like you all to listen so I do not have to give it twice. [...]

[...] You are kept alive as you listen to me and yet you do not understand what keeps your body alive and functioning. [...]

[...] Instead you must concentrate upon what you want and do not be so worried about where I am, just listen to what I have to say for now. [...]

[...] Pretend with me that you are presently sitting in a room in a town called Elmira, in a state called New York, that you are seated in a circle and that you are listening to me speak, and pretend with me that at the same time you are in a circle about me in another space and another time. [...]

[...] I am trying to get these muscles to smile so when you listen to the recording, and if the voice sounds harsh, then remember that the mechanics are not simple either. [...]

[...] These words, as you listen to them later, should bring other intuitions to you and insights concerning past life experience. [...]

[...] And yet, if you listen, you can hear the easy release of energy as the blood flows throughout your veins and directed outward for those purposes in which you believe. [...]

(To Mary Ellen.) Listen to your own voice, proudly and gladly. [...]

[...] When she remained in trance while Dr. Instream was speaking she listened to him intently, sitting with her eyes closed and her head cocked forward. [...]

[...] if we are to get others to listen to us....”)

[...] Jane, as Seth, sat listening intently. [...]

[...] It is not enough to listen—you must look within yourself. [...]

You (Amelia F) would do well to listen to him more. [...]