“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Now give us a moment.

[...] Jane took the envelope without opening her eyes, as usual, and sat quietly for a moment while holding it in both hands, without bending it, etc. [...]

[...] It is a game of hide and seek, for emotionally all of the participants in that “accident” were aware of the approaching event, and at the last moment it could have been avoided.

[...] I would suggest, however, that you again begin to do the library together for a few moments each day. [...]

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

[...] Give me a moment.

[...] As it turned out, Seth did answer the question—to some extent—tonight, when it had slipped my mind for the moment.)

(In between all of this activity, when we were alone for quiet moments, I mentioned a question to Jane that I’d thought of last night; I hoped Seth might go into it, I said. [...]

[...] Give us a moment…

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

Give us a moment … In Ruburt’s dream, he is completely re-educating the part of himself that he once considered an authority. [...]

(10:05.) Give us a moment.... [...]

[...] I want you then to have an emotional experience in which if even only for a moment, you experience the fullness and vitality of your own nature and of your own identity. [...]

[...] However, he does not have to worry ordinarily about beginning a session on the spur of the moment under the influence of too much drink. [...]

[...] He unfortunately blocks me at this moment as to details.

(November 4, Wednesday, 8 PM: After lying down for a few moments I experienced my familiar sensation on two occasions, not too strongly however. [...]

[...] Now, I don’t propose for a moment that any of my readers attempt such a foolhardy venture. [...]

Still speaking of dreams, Seth says: “Energy projected into any kind of construction, psychic or physical, cannot be recalled, but must follow the laws of the particular form into which it has been for the moment molded. [...]

[...] But pretend for a moment that you are looking at this situation from the other side.

[...] While dreaming you cannot find the bed or chest or chair; and awake you cannot find the dream location which was there only moments before.”

[...] For a moment I thought she was dozing—but she was merely lying quietly while her “body tried to calm down a bit” from the exercises. [...]

Now, give us a moment again.

[...] Your being, the greater consciousness that is yourself, intersects with space and time; it is born in flesh simultaneously at many [moment] “points.” [...]

With the exception of the ego, the various parts of the personality do not react to time as a series of moments. [...]

Give me a moment, please.

Give us a moment, please.

[...] Give us a moment… First of all, the body must be in a state of constant change, making decisions far too fast for you to follow, adjusting hormonal levels, maintaining balances between all of its systems; not only in relationship to itself — the body — but to an environment that is also in constant change. [...]

(Pause at 11:01.) Give us a moment… It is fashionable to believe that the animals do not possess imagination, but this is a quite erroneous belief. [...]

(Long pause, one of many, at 9:51.) Give us a moment… To some extent your society’s beliefs allow you enough freedom so that most of you trust your bodies while they are growing toward adulthood. [...]

[...] Others change their minds at the last moment.

[...] Something happens the moment you are born and the world is different. [...] Now if you listen without listening too hard, in any intimate moment you can hear your molecules shout, if you will forgive me, with their own optimism. [...]