“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] The older woman is Virginia’s mother’s only sister. [...]

[...] He had no great faith in the body because he saw how his mother’s behaved, without any knowledge of the reasons. [...]

[...] The exaggerated weekend symptoms are related to two factors: One, the chores that he feels you thoroughly resent, and two, the Sunday situation when your mother is home. [...]

[...] Her mother was partially involved, although as a consequence. [...]

[...] A study of the mediumship of a mother and daughter, it seems. [...]

[...] My experience in female lives varied from that of a plain Dutch spinster to a courtesan at the time of the biblical David, to several existences as a humble mother with children.

This holding back is superficial, a direct effect of your present mother’s own personality, as you reacted to it. [...]

[...] Both had the same mother.)

[...] Jane then thought she heard the owner’s mother-in-law say “He’ll be gone by the end of the week.” [...]

[...] I developed the habit as a teenager, reading signs and automobile license plates aloud and backward when my father would take my mother, my two younger brothers, and myself for Sunday rides in his 1932 Chevrolet. [...]

[...] For your planet will not be able to support it and spiritual growth cannot be achieved through starving bodies nor through the agonies of mothers who must watch their children starve. [...]

[...] Both Jane and I think this applies to Betts, Doug’s mother. [...]

[...] This is a reference to the letter written to Jane and me by Linda’s mother, on January 24, telling us about Linda’s marriage on January 22.

The ordinary seasonal influx with chemical variations usual in her case, plus your mother’s phone call, the niece’s pregnancy, and with your help, brought upon the circumstances. [...]

[...] We were trying to lead him to his mother, who is an invalid, to get near the polio connection, but I am afraid we did not succeed here.

[...] This quality has sustained her throughout all of her challenges as well as her successes, and I think it must have been particularly important during her early frightening years with her mother, Marie. [...]

[...] Jim T. stated that his mother is quite clairvoyant, that often when he is ill, for instance, she will get in touch with him before he has time to inform her of his illness.

(Also, again tuned in on part of a conversation between Mother and Father; heard it clearly, and was involved in it, I believe, yet could not retain [...]

[...] Ruburt with his practical mind interpreted this more literally than you did, and physical restriction was a part of his natural early environment [because of his mother’s chronic illness], as it was not in yours. [...]

[...] A woman might feel that the qualities of a mother almost stand in opposition to those of an exuberant sex mate. [...]