“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] “I was getting a lot of other stuff, too, but it doesn’t belong in the book so Seth didn’t say it,” Jane told me, “about different people we met during the flood thing.” [...]

At one time two classes met certain needs. [...]

[...] After Ruburt has not been out publicly for a while—to a bar or restaurant—or met people, he becomes frightened. [...]

Now the challenges you both have can indeed be met within the framework of marriage, and can perhaps be best worked out in that fashion. [...]

[...] You have all met each other either as strong friends or relatives or acquaintances or simply as strangers who passed each other perhaps upon a street in another time and another place. [...]

[...] Groups of people in various cycles of reincarnational activity have met crisis after crisis, have come to your point of physical development and either gone beyond it, or destroyed their particular civilization.

[...] In that session, Seth told us that the 12 year old Jane in the photo under discussion was to become probable to the one I eventually met and married.] Beside whatever Seth could tell us about her parents, I was curious to know whether the Jane who was shown at the age of 3 might be — or was destined to become — another probable Jane.⁶)

[...] They have only met them at receptions (with amusement). They have an almost childlike wonder and curiosity about such matters, and will actually give you as much privacy as you want.

[...] In your limited space travel you take for granted the fact that different conditions will be met from those encountered upon your planet.

[...] You began before our sessions even, in your private lives before you met. [...]

[...] The first time they met, Jane said Father Rakin said to her when she was but 13: “You’re just too forward.” [...]

[...] Have they met someone from there? [...]

[...] At the party however, I do not recall Jane leaping with recognition when she met Don Simmons...

[...] There were reasons why the two personalities, your mother and your father, met. [...]

[...] Whatever violence you did you did because you thought it was good and met a worthy end then; therefore, be careful of those ideas that you entertain now and what you will do to defend them. [...]

[...] The crisis is met in the exterior situation, and as the people deal with that situation they symbolically deal with their own inner crises. [...]

The abundance of energy met no resistance therefore, and was immediately focused and disciplined according to the desire that he expressed. [...]

All of this incidentally involves the same amazing discrimination that is used in the organization of any physical symptoms, so that specific purposes are met.

Now in the 14th century in what is now called Spain there was a family unit and this was the father (Lawrence) and this was the wife (Ron) and this was the child (Mark) and they have met, in your terms, after many years. [...]

[...] This was given before any of us had met, and when any kind of communication between Jane and Tam was just beginning. [...]