“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Ruburt’s new inclination for house cleaning is an excellent sign of intent and impulse, and your own support marks your own determination. [...]

(It turned out that break marked the end of material for Seth’s book tonight. [...]

[...] Seth had been his usual energetic self, in marked contrast to the cool and distant voice of his entity, so called.)

The system does not practically approach any lively sympathy for the masses of mankind, or any particular understanding of the more mundane events that mark man’s daily ways. [...]

([Mark Disbrow:] “That first question, ‘How relevant is life?’ You mean physical life?”)

[...] Hal and I both had noticed almost a marked improvement in Jane’s condition, especially in her hands, knees and feet. [...]

[...] Listening, I felt a marked regret, and wondered that this other life had seemingly assumed such a strong place in our “own” lives. [...]

[...] The sense of form incidentally will, mark my words, emerge in a new way for you, but even the information given that so upset you had its purpose in your whole plan.

(To Mark.) And, our friend over here, I thank you for the work involved. [...]

[...] Your friend Mark telepathically picked up your attitudes concerning his friend at your last meeting, not this evening’s meeting, and he changed some of his plans because of your attitudes.

(Mark is Bill Macdonnel’s entity name. [...]

[...] You will end up changing your reality, and your reality in other people’s eyes as well, so the affair marks the beginning of that alteration of environment. [...]

(Today marks a week since Seth’s statements concerning a writing sale on Jane’s part. [...]

[...] When it passes completely through a system, then within the system it appears that the mental action has ceased to be, and again time is marked.

[...] This is all very encouraging; her improvements to date of course mark by far the longest period of sustained improvements that she’s shown in many years. [...]

[...] Actually, Seth’s humorous reference to Jane marked the end of the rather short session.

My welcome to Mark, with his enthusiastic good intentions. [...]

[...] In both cases, the jobs were considered marks of degradation. [...]

(Yesterday marked the beginning of Jane’s third week home from the hospital, and lately I’ve been trying to gently encourage her to begin a series of private sessions in an effort to learn what we can about the whole hospital-health-establishment belief system, and our part in it through and with the Seth material. [...]

(This break, it developed, marked the end of book dictation. [...]

[...] In larger measure, however, creativity was considered something that adults grew out of, a mark of a prolonged adolescence, particularly unsuited for the woman whose thoughts were meant to turn toward husband and child. [...]