“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I met her three years later.

[...] It goes without saying that certain conditions must be indeed be met. [...]

Never have I been so eagerly awaited, and met with such high hopes that I will call off the session.

[...] My wife was—and is, I know, for I’m sure that she still lives—the most creative person I’ve ever met, and through her extraordinary abilities she’s left a body of work that I regard as a legacy of inquiry about our understanding of ourselves and our reality. [...]

[...] Now why do we sometimes feel that we know someone we are introduced to, when consciously we know we’ve never met them before?”)

Now when you met Ruburt, and I will give you connecting points here, you recognized the strong creative abilities, and appreciated them, encouraged them. [...]

[...] Ruburt recognized the Nebene within you when first you met. [...]

[...] If you understood me, you would realize then that you are highly unique, and that those problems and challenges that you have can be met by no others, and that those private elements of your personal life that seem so uncosmic are, indeed, of great importance. [...]

Now you have met in the last weeks those elemental portions of yourselves that you have not admitted even to yourselves, in terms of implication, and now you must also meet more complicated realities in terms of concepts and make these a portion of your own emotional reality. [...]

[...] Jane told me about Toni, a large woman who often takes care of her at night, and whom I’ve never met. [...]

[...] She had no trouble speaking, and when we met a friend she talked quite animatedly.

The information as given applies to the minister Ruburt met last evening —the whole content as given.

(To Sue.) Now you met one particular woman at a supermarket this week, and you do not remember. [...]

[...] And so those conditions will be physically met in your experience. [...]

[...] At the same time, there was no way I could check out the projection physically — I’d met no one — and I decided that since I was over 250 miles away from my body, I may as well get whatever evidence I could for myself.

[...] It will leave a trace, however, in electromagnetic reality where it can then be activated by anyone when certain conditions are met or are favorable.

Sue and I are positive that we have met many times during out-of-body states. [...]

[...] One man in particular whom you have not yet met, will give Ruburt an idea for a book, through his questions, that will be most remarkable.

The dream was significant because for the first time he was actively seeking me as a guide, and met with those who were leaving physical reality in a group. [...]

[...] You are far from identical with these probable selves, and yet if you met them you would instantly know that you had found unknown portions of yourself.

(A note added later: I met Ruth Klebert in Gerould’s drugstore yesterday, October 31, 1986— she looked okay—has had cancer and a heart attack—knew Jane had died—asked about Seth. [...]

[...] Jane met Blanche in 1948 in Saratoga Springs, and doesn’t know whether Blanche and Anne knew each other in 1938. [...]

(Reverend Crosson has met many of the leading figures in parapsychology, including Eileen Garrett, Arthur Ford, Martin Ebon, etc. [...]

[...] You’ve learned a lot about another way of life, met a lot of people: you’ve got a much wider base now from which to work....” [...]

In the exercises both will, faith and assertion, come into play in coordinated effort that is met by performance, and by achievement. [...]