“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] (With loud good humor:) You will get bits and tidbits on that now and then.

[...] Now the tenant in the apartment above our living room began to play rock music very loudly, but Jane seemed undisturbed as she talked to me. [...]

(Jane added that “If I opened my mouth, I feel like my voice would really fly out real loud, as though I’ve got all this energy and don’t know what to do with it.” [...]

[...] He also on his own speaks loudly in class, and automatically accepts his own composure, status as teacher, and his abilities, without question.

Religion and science both loudly proclaim their search for truth, although they are seemingly involved in completely opposing systems. [...]

(And they were loud. [...]

(Jane spoke at a fairly normal rate, in a voice that was for the most part quite strong and loud. [...]

Now laughing loud and heartily, or crying deeply—either would serve you well, help release inner feelings and help clear the inner channels. [...]

(With some amusement, emphasis, gestures, loud passages, etc.:) We will begin with a dissertation on your attitudes toward taxes.

(“Why are his arms bent?” I thought I had spoken as loudly as usual in asking the question the first time.)

(Suddenly loud and powerful): I could dictate all night, one night, and then you could take three sessions off.

(Loudly:) Then I bid you an authoritatively fond good evening.

[...] I could hear the snoring clearly and was amazed at the loudness of the sounds my body made. [...]

[...] This was accompanied by a buzzing noise and other loud sounds that I now accept as characteristic of certain kinds of projection. [...]

(Once again Jane’s voice became loud; but it was still quite recognizable as her voice.)

(Jane dictated the answer in a loud firm voice.)

[...] Once in a while her “Seth voice” is very loud indeed, much more powerful, with definite masculine overtones and with an obvious, tremendous energy behind it. [...]

[...] Jane’s voice was quite loud and somewhat deeper than usual. [...]

[...] (Loudly:) Various — this is the beginning of the next chapter (7) — the headings were given — various kinds of governments represent the exercise of different aspects of consciousness.

[...] He believed in an idealized good, while believing most firmly and simultaneously that man was fatally flawed (loudly), filled with evil, more naturally given to bad rather than good intent. [...]

[...] Jane’s voice had been quite loud throughout, though her pace was rather slow and her eyes were closed most of the time. [...]

[...] To me, her opacity toward her fantastic abuse of her own body speaks loudly and clearly of the dominance of the sinful self—the willingness to use the body for its own ends, regardless of the consequences, even if those consequences ultimately are self-defeating.)