“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She also has a love of yards and gardens, and a love of beauty, so that Leonard’s wish met with fertile ground. [...]

Whether or not the sessions happened as they did, however, once the two of you met, the probability brought about by your relationship meant that in one way or another you would seek out a larger context of consciousness — a context, because of your talents, that would not remain private, but attract others (intently).

[...] We had been corresponding for a few years, but had not met. [...]

He told her that she was projecting this image upon each male she met, and then reacting to it instead of to the individual. [...]

[...] We had corresponded but never met before. [...]

(As Seth says, a remarkable and instant liking sprang up between F. Fell, Jane and me when we first met in his office. [...]

I want you to keep Framework 2 in your minds—for that reminder alone can help you understand that your needs are being met in Framework 2, and the physical results will indeed appear. [...]

[...] For my part, I’d always felt distinctly uneasy in Marie’s presence on the few occasions we met.

[...] And Jane’s resolve, her will that, according to Seth, “is amazingly strong” (in Volume 2 of “Unknown” Reality, see the 713th session for October 21, 1974), may buttress the understanding and determination of one or more of her counterparts in this life; she may meet (or have met) such an individual; another may live across an ocean, say, with no meeting ever to take place in physical terms.

[...] You met, for example, patients. [...]

(Long pause.) Because the book met criticism at Prentice does not mean that you or it were not protected. [...]

[...] (Pause.) He will give you immeasurable freedom when these requirements are met. [...]

All of these purposes and strains were apparent from the day you met. [...]

[...] After you and Ruburt met, you had little-enough money for some time, as you tried to find your way, and you had little taxes at all. [...]

Many needs were seemingly met by the physical condition. [...]

[...] Nevertheless, occasionally a personality will astound itself by such an image production as the one you met in the park. [...]

[...] Jane has met her just three times during the eleven years we have been married. [...]

[...] This was the first time Jane met Aunt Mabel. [...]

[...] Jane met Nancy Methinitus on Wednesday, November 9, and began teaching Monday, November 14 at the JCC. [...]

[...] Jane doesn’t know why, but when she met Gladys for the first time she thought of lettuce. [...]

[...] I met her in the elevator.” [...]

[...] John asked Jane, whom he has never met, if Seth could give any data that might help John’s wife Peggy, who has multiple sclerosis. [...]

The suggestions you are using now, however, are in concert with the current stage, and that means that if the two of you can stop worrying long enough you will be met again by some vastly reassuring new walking attempts.

[...] After months of letters and telephone calls we met in Elmira, and kept on developing the intuitive and loving relationship we had already begun. [...]

There were many reasons why John and his wife met and began their relationship. [...]