“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(9:28.) Give us a moment… In those terms, thoughts move far quicker of course than viruses. [...]

Give us a moment… While I say all of this about thoughts and viruses, remember the context of the discussion, for new information and insights are always available to an individual from Framework 2, and the body does indeed send its own signals.

Now, give us a moment please for our Instream material. [...]

[...] She took the envelope for our 54th experiment, pressed it to her forehead for a moment and then lowered it to her lap. [...]

Give us a moment, please. [...]

Give us a moment, please…

[...] Give us a moment, Joseph. [...]

Give us a moment… Symptoms in this case with the right hand or on the right side of the body, represent difficulties in the conscious realms. [...]

Give us a moment.

([John:] “At the moment I don’t have enough information to ask specific questions. [...]

[...] And in your own daily activities, in your playful moments, serious moments, you can almost achieve the freedom that the inner self knows. But in your mundane moments, you will not achieve it. [...]

[...] give us a moment... [...]

(9:48.) Give us a moment.... [...]

Give us a moment.... [...]

[...] And as I reread them I understand once again that my wife is still teaching me about her courage, and about the ineffable, unending mystery of the universe that each one of us is creating moment by moment, separately and all together.

[...] (Pause.) The Sinful Self’s material serves as a small psychic source at the moment: that is, he still reacts to it. [...]

Give us a moment.... [...]

Now give us a moment… As creatures dwelling in time and space, your senses provide you with highly specific data, and with a cohesive-enough physical reality. [...] But when you are confused or upset, it is an excellent idea to return your attention to the natural world as it appears at any given moment — to sense its effect upon you as separate from your own projections.

(11:47.) Give us a moment.... [...]

[...] She also thought she might go into her “massive” feelings at any moment. [...]

This is somewhat of a momentous evening for Ruburt…. [...]

Give us a moment … Individually and en masse, you form the world that you know, yet it has an overall individual and mass basis so that some things are agreed upon. [...]

Give us a moment….

[...] During break I jokingly began to speak aloud my own impressions of what Peg and Bill were doing at the moment. [...]

If you will give us a moment, we will see what we can do with your Jesuit and the cat lover this evening. [...]

Give us a moment again, and we will try to pick them up now. [...]

Again, give us a moment. [...]

Now, give us a moment … In one way or another throughout this book, we will be dealing with history as you know it and as you do not know it. [...]

[...] Give us a moment … That house did not have the weight of Stella’s intent upon it, yet it was also a house that she had noticed, thinking it more grand than her own — one in which she could have been happy. [...]

Give us a moment … (Jane, as Seth, took the time to light a cigarette.)

Give us a moment … The apartment house in which Ruburt and Joseph presently reside has a shared driveway.

(11:44 PM.) Give us a moment.... [...]

Give us a moment.

[...] Examine for a moment your knowledge of your own speech, however. [...]

[...] He replaces the deceased Frank Edwards, I believe, but I do not recall his name at the moment. [...]

Now: this may take us a moment (pause), but Ruburt’s spirits are definitely regaining themselves and their momentum. [...]

Give me a moment on your seminar. [...]

[...] Give us a moment again, please.

[...] I pick up strong tendencies in each area and cannot at this moment specify. [...]

[...] The “moment presents" are constantly created by you and then probed and yet they have existed and will exist. [...]

[...] Give us a moment.

[...] (Pause.) In the precise moment in which you spoke the words, there was a probability, and a good one, that the event would occur as stated.

Now again, give us a moment, please.

Give us a moment. [...]

[...] You to try to experience the fantastic validity of this moment, or any moment in your life, in all its ramifications, and in all its dimensions, what a great thing that would be, and how much you’d have to tell other people. [...]

[...] Now at this moment the field is there. [...]

I want you to understand that in this moment in your time, your very cells respond to what I say, not because I say it, but because your cells also speak through my voice and the forgotten portions of you to which you do not listen. [...]

[...] You will never again be the personality that you are at this moment. [...] When you hear him (Rob) speak, his words are the magical signatures of the psyche, materialized in certain ways within this moment as you understand a time, and precious and a joy to hear. [...]

[...] Wait for a moment. Wait for a moment. [...]

[...] Now, give us a moment, and listen. [...]

[...] Give us a moment.

[...] These symptoms further aggravated his fears of dependence, and in his worse moments he feared that he would become a cripple and you would leave him. [...]

Give us a moment here. [...]

[...] At the last moment Jane decided not to go, and I did not insist, hoping she had still benefited from the thought of going, at least.)