“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] After Jane was out of trance, I explained to her that I didn’t understand the paragraph marked * . [...]

Friday, or Saturday, were poor evenings for various reasons, having to do with weather, emotional climate, and also having to do with Mark’s physical and emotional state. [...]

[...] Mark is Bill Macdonnel's entity name. [...]

(“and a rather large X-shape mark. This sort of thing, you see, in dark color, the X-shape mark in dark color, as something canceled.” [...]

[...] A rectangular shape, and a rather large X-shape mark.

This sort of thing, you see, in dark color, the X-shape mark in dark color, as something canceled.

[...] Although he lacked that characteristic mark of speaking for a superbeing, this was because he frequently regarded himself as the superbeing. [...]

Ruburt’s intelligence was not one to follow blindly, and so his marks were not outstanding. [...]

[...] A sense of purpose steadily applied, the continuity of feeling and work, the steady application over a period of years, these are not the marks of an extremist.

[...] All of the cats were marked more or less similarly, yet there were enough differences in color and pattern so that I could know Billy when and if I found him.)

(In my dream I’d written that he had a heart attack, but this appears to be off the mark, although pinpointing the correct area of his trouble. [...]

(“A square object, with something like a symbol on it, some markings.” [...] It was multi-dimensional rather than flat, and she could tell there were symbols or markings on it. [...]

[...] A square object, with something like a symbol on it, some markings. [...]

(There is a less clear vertical division to be seen on the object while in the horizontal position, although the brush marks in the upper left corner help to mark off a portion. [...]

[...] I used a black felt marking pen to make the drawing; this is indelible, and the ink soaked through the porous paper until the drawing is quite easily visible on the reverse side. [...]

[...] This marks the end of the private material.)

It is obvious that you impress a room with your characteristics as you furnish it, but you also mark (long pause) what seems to be empty space in the same fashion — that is, you turn empty space into the living matter of your body without ever realizing that you do so. [...]

[...] I called her attention to this, then marked the outer envelope “top”. Next I marked the inside envelope the same way, then the two pieces of Bristol the same way as Jane watched. [...] Note the top marking in pencil on the back of the object, as indicated on the tracing on page 189.

[...] Her temperature at 11:00 a.m. was 97.8. I found that Jane’s menu for tomorrow was marked “Calorie Count” for each meal. [...]

(Note: At about 9:00 tonight, Jane abruptly became aware of a marked improvement in her walking. [...]

[...] This morning I worked on Christmas mail and finished marking Chapter 5 of Dreams for the printer.

[...] This feeling of ease persisted to a marked degree for a couple of hours. [...]

([Mark D.:] “My ego will not step aside and let me communicate with this vitality. [...]

([Mark:] “Do you get a report card?”)

([Mark:] “Was that a male or a female?”)

A very brief word here concerning your Mark. [...]

(Mark is Bill Macdonnel’s entity name.)

[...] There is an analogy here, perhaps not flattering to Mark, but I do not mean it unkindly.

[...] In other words, illness is often first marked by a lack of zest or exuberance.

[...] You mark the universe. [...]