“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(In Georgia’s room, I met a nurse who used to take care of Jane. [...]

[...] To that extent he could not be content until he felt that your goals as well as his own were being met.

[...] The means are given so that the needs of the individual can be met. [...]

[...] Though we have not met in physical terms, I am indeed aware of your presence, circumstances, and good intentions.

[...] He’d certainly not led me to believe that when we first met. Nor did the officer I met say so, although he may just not have been told that by the dispatcher on duty. [...]

[...] I met two men this week; one in the library who I felt a strong attraction for, an older man of sixty; and another one who I was greatly upset by who I met this Saturday.”)

Because his range was so large, your dissociated conditions simply met more easily than otherwise. [...]

[...] I met him twice but Jane did not see him at all. [...]

(Our friend wore his civilian clothes, so even had she met him Jane wouldn’t have been able to observe his uniform colors. [...]

[...] Her death took place in California just at the time I met Jane in Saratoga Springs, NY, in 1954 in January. Jane hadn’t seen Maxine for a couple of years and I had never met her.

[...] That morning before beginning work, I sat at my desk unaccountably thinking about the way Rob and I had met. [...]

[...] Rob joined him and that’s what he was doing when I met him (Rob).

[...] She accomplished a little, and met some helpful people; she enjoyed the quest.

[...] Your experiences at York Beach had such a reality, and having met you, not Dr. Instream but his wife unconsciously picked up this connection, and responded to it.

(A nurse and an aide met me at the door to 330 this noon and told me that they’d spent half an hour trying to get Jane comfortable. [...]

[...] The family lives in another state and we have never met. [...]

[...] We met at the hill house in Elmira on August 25 of that year. [...]

[...] Her marriage was in the process of breaking up when we met early in 1954. [...]

[...] Evening was approaching at the end of my 200-mile trip when we met. [...]

And so the first time I met my wife-to-be I heard her but didn’t really see her....

Jane hadn’t met Mrs. Steffans before, and never saw her again. [...]

[...] Jane has met Alan Koch but twice physically, yet feels allied with him. [...]

[...] They were connected with you in three past lives, and you have met two of them.

[...] The second girl at that time was a brother of yours, and the third girl whom you have not yet met, was either your mother or your wife—I am not clear on this point.

[...] We’ve met only by telephone. [...]

[...] These are met most immediately in Ruburt’s most intimate contact—body meeting world. [...]

(In the hall outside the emergency room I met Fred Kardon, who asked me how Jane is doing. [...]

[...] They take it for granted that their needs will be met, and that the universe is well-disposed toward them. [...]

[...] You have met them at a crucial period in their lives. [...]

(Jane and I have met none of the relatives and friends.)