“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] You would have financial security at least so that you could paint without money worries.

He was not even making any money at his writing. [...]

This began at the gallery when your father and mother first stated that money would be needed, and very shortly after your return from Florida. [...]

When you were ill and not working part of Ruburt’s money went to them, and he was ashamed at resenting this, and furious at you that you would allow them to do this to him. [...]

[...] People would do anything at all for money, he said, and as his monologue continued, he expressed his opinion that the species itself would almost inevitably bring about its own destruction.

He cited many instances of nefarious acts committed for money’s sake. [...]

[...] The objects were bought in high spirits, with money well earned, and they will retain to some rather strong degree the psychic exuberance which has become part of them, and will therefore add to the overall constructive climate of your dwelling.

An M, S. (Pause.) A disagreement today between Dr. Instream and a man with a mustache, over money and a policy, having to do with how funds should be used. [...]

(I told her about my morning’s activities—going to see Pete Harpending, decisions to ask Steve and Tracy for money, the $10,000 I gave the billing department of the hospital this noon on my way to room 330. [...]

[...] The next day I learned from Peg that he’d come by bus, had to stay the night, didn’t have much money—his reality, I reminded myself firmly, not mine. [...]

[...] We’ll also have to figure out how to handle any money we receive, until the hospital and insurance questions are resolved. [...]

[...] We haven’t received any notification from anybody, don’t know if we have money coming, or what, so I asked Nancy for information. [...]

[...] I can’t feel it’s moral to try and force it on anybody even though there’s money involved and we could use the money.”)

(The moment Seth mentioned the insurance connection, it fell into place with my dream—of course, I saw, both had to do with our receiving money from outside sources. [...]

[...] We aren’t due to collect royalty money this month from Bantam, however, which means the original $35,000 isn’t eaten up yet by sales. [...]

On one level, for example, you are then freer with your money, distributing it to whatever degree in the economy. [...]

(“And in connection with this a tall thin man, and a discussion concerning money.” [...] He had a long talk with the company executive, but money was not the specific subject of the conversation.

[...] And in connection with this a tall thin man, and a discussion concerning money.

Something to do with money. Ruburt thinks of a money order. [...]

[...] You hastened, Joseph, to put your talent to the proper Darwinian and Freudian goals: to make money, and to compete. Understand, I am not saying there is anything wrong with making money or in competition, say—only when these become primary so that other stronger individual drives must necessarily be put in secondary or third place. [...]

[...] I stopped at the bank to buy a check for the IRS and money orders to pay bills. [...]

[...] Every so often I do get glimpses, imperfect ones, that living is easy, that we are safe, each and every one of us, that we’re never annihilated, that mundane worries about money, insurance, jobs, and so forth are in deeper terms quite beside the point. [...]

[...] I’d surmised that their living conditions, in spite of the money they’d earned all their lives, represented their poor belief systems. [...]

This explains much of his behavior in terms of spending money at the store, and so forth. [...]

Any money he made was always simply a way of winning your approval, in the terms that you wanted. [...]

[...] I also told Steve he could lose money on the deal, and evidently he’s finally beginning to see that it might be very expensive for him. [...]

Soon money will no longer be a concern, period. [...]