“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

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

[...] Not for a moment could he then bear to contemplate the inner reality in personal terms.

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Now: Give us a moment, and we will resume.

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[...] The pace was getting to be so slow that I expected the session to end at any moment.)

[...] Please give me a moment.

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[...] You do not appreciate your own dream, or your appreciation of it is too remote—and yes, it does contain some reincarnational data, for it shows you a moment in a life when a decision was made, even though the emotional disgust that you felt at the time was separated from you—for the mouse at the time stood not only for itself but also for the victims of war, burned bodies you had seen while soldiers went about the remains to see what loot might be left.

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[...] Now give us a moment here. [...]

We are aware of past, present, and future—a series of moments strung out, it seems, one before the other. What if this series is only part of a larger present, a more spacious “moment” of which we are unaware?

[...] Their present is the moment.

[...] Suppose, as Seth maintains, that past, present, and future are also artificial devices, divisions superimposed over a spacious moment in which all action is simultaneous.

[...] I want to point out the efficiency of faith when you feel it, so take advantage of those moments when you feel faith strong in yourself, for at such times you connect with Framework 2 most securely.

[...] Now give us a moment.

Now give us a moment please for our Instream material.

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[...] However give us a moment and we shall see what we can do, despite the difficulty.

[...] Since we don’t know what else to do at the moment, we’ll be using just the dream. [...]

The people of a nation can at any given moment decide to activate or experience a particular event almost entirely in the physical realm, or to separate its elements in such a way that half of it is experienced physically and the other half in dream reality. [...]

(A one-minute pause at 9:15.) Give us a moment…. [...]

[...] Experience is not built up layer upon layer, along the lines of continual moments. [...] As you should know, an experience lasting only a few moments can outweigh in significance a much more lasting one. [...]

[...] Give me a brief moment here, and let us see what we can do for our so-fatigued friend. [...]

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Give us a moment… Before we discuss man’s and woman’s private roles in the nature of mass events — no matter what they are — we must first look into the medium in which events appear concrete and real. [...]

(10:43.) Give us a moment… Most people interpret the realities of their lives, their triumphs and failures, their health or illness, their fortune or misfortune, then, in the light of a mythical reality that is not understood as such. [...]

[...] Give us a moment with this. [...]

[...] (Pause.) Give us a moment.

[...] Jane came out of trance easily in a few moments. [...]

[...] Jane sat quietly for a moment, then jumped and came out of trance. [...]

[...] The main nature of events, the majority of events, do not in quotes “solidify” until the last moment, in your terms. [...]

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