“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Newspapers sold in front, outside.

(“No, but newspapers sold at hotel desk.”)

[...] The man has a connection with the paper business, but not a newspaper. [...]

(Peggy Gallagher is a feature writer for the Elmira Star-Gazetteand Advertiser, a Gannett Newspaper. [...]

[...] After she learned of the Seth sessions Peggy searched the files of the newspaper for a copy of her article on the experience. [...]

[...] The man has a connection with the paper business, but not a newspaper. [...]

[...] They dealt with symbols, but the populace understood the symbols as you understand your newspaper.

[...] Then you read the newspaper and you see that New York City is in great financial difficulty. [...]

Seth’s discussion in this evening’s (730th) session also reminded me of an article I’d clipped from a metropolitan newspaper in 1974. [...]

[...] Now, her already acute hearing began to magnify sounds — the rustle of cellophane as she opened a pack of cigarettes, the quality of my voice as I talked to our cat, Willy, the noise of my handling the newspaper. [...]

(This morning Jane learned through this individual that the husband in question has been involved with narcotics, to the extent that it was treated in the newspapers at the new location. [...]

[...] See attached newspaper. [...]

[...] My own notes contain a detailed chronology of events between my drawing, when we were given the newspaper containing the photo in question, etc. [...]

[...] I will also, if I may, congratulate the writer of the newspaper article, even though my own name was nowhere mentioned, for it goes without saying that I am indeed truly humble.

[...] You might be reading a newspaper headline, for example, as you cross a busy street. [...]

(By June 7th, articles were carried in the newspapers explaining how there had been damage to the cerebrum also—the forebrain which is the seat of thought processes. [...]

You therefore appeared with the newspapers to reassure him that tomorrow in your terms did exist. [...]

[...] Peggy is a writer for Elmira’s newspaper, the Star-Gazette, and has access to the necessary equipment.

(October 26, Monday: I saw a large scrapbook filled with pasted-in newspaper articles, then an envelope in the book. [...]

[...] This can be used for radio and newspaper publicity. [...]

[...] I will try every third house, or I will go to the police department—or to the newspaper.” [...]

[...] This was not in the newspaper.

[...] The portion of you that formed the dream knew of the pollution; but also knew of the award, the newspaper article, and of your habit of reading the evening’s paper. [...]