“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] There are quite natural sexual variations, even involving reproduction, that are not now apparent in human behavior in any culture. [...]

[...] Nor is it inherently focused in the particular age period in which it now shows itself. [...]

[...] The strong focus that now predominates does inhibit the formation of certain kinds of friendships that would not necessarily at all result in sexual activity.

Now: Dictation.

For now, consider a very simple act. [...]

[...] You have what I will call for now “a body of thought,” and it is that “body” that constantly springs into action at your intent.

Now: Ruburt feels a strangeness in the air this evening. [...]

[...] His dream did inform him of that, but this also means that the mental conditions of limitation are being released enough so that other areas of your experience are now ready to come together in newer fashions.

[...] He will of course have other and more extensive such experiences, but overall the mental work is now beginning to be strong enough in your framework, so that more and more results, in your terms, will show themselves.

Now, I bid you another fond good afternoon.

There is more material along these lines, and I will see that you get it — though right now is not the time. [...]

[...] Also mentioned particular initials—now I forget them—Peg took notes and will have them—and these were excellent, referring specifically to Barb’s boyfriend, Dick. [...]

[...] What I said I don’t know now, though apparently at the end I was reliving some suicide attempt of Barb’s? [...]

[...] [Just now, writing this, when I was on the floor sobbing, I did feel that I was on a bed, crying.]

[...] She now can take, say, ten steps at a time, leaning on her typing table, instead of the one or two previously possible. [...]

(Whispering:) Now —

(9:50.) Now give us a moment.

Just over nine weeks have passed now since I brought my wife home from the hospital. [...]

[...] Her illness led me to question that premise, but now it’s back in place. [...]

[...] I believe implicitly now that each one of us does create our own reality. [...]

[...] But this subject is closed, at least for now. [...]

[...] In the past he was not as honest as he is now with himself, and in his younger years as an adolescent he would never allow himself to know exactly what he was angry at.

Now, I am pleased to see such good direction.

Now—

[...] To some extent he became divorced from some of his own feelings, for they seemed now beneath him. [...]

(Long pause at 10:38.) The earlier ones saw the two of you as apart from society’s inner workings—not divorced, now, from society—but you had both pursued policies of not following society’s mores. [...]

Now: on your television screen this evening you saw a little girl (in a European country). [...]

[...] In a manner of speaking, now, it would make little difference which man was finally given the kingly robes—for the greater reality of the dream was so encompassing that it would come to be, whether one or 10 or 20 men’s lives were historically joined together to form the Christ. [...]

Historically speaking, the ancients understood man’s psychology, his psyche, far better than you do now, for they were far more aware of its context. [...]

[...] I said I though much evidence had been collected already, and that more was certain to be gathered before our deaths forty or so years from now, granting his dates were correct. Seth agreed, but said the evidence might convince scientists and investigators long before it convinced the average man, who knows little about such things now.

[...] During the evening we played some tapes also, and among these was one of the recordings Jane made of G. K. Chesterton’s poem Lepanto; Jane was in a trance state while reading this, apparently in a close approximation of the voice of her now dead friend, Father Trainor. [...]

[...] The motions Jane has done today have been about average for her now for some time. [...] Now that all the vitals have been taken care of, Jane said she wanted to have a session. [...]

Now: I bid you another fond good evening. [...]

[...] There was no doubt as far as I was concerned that every one of our standard explanations for life (pause) were relatively useless now, regardless of how much they might have helped or hindered us in the past.

[...] For now I understood that freedom of motion was at least one true reflection of an individual’s creative potential.

[...] Without being aware of it, I’d begun to lose weight after she was admitted to the hospital, and by now my loss had reached the point where others began to notice it. [...]

Those energies are coming to Ruburt’s aid now. [...]

[...] Ruburt is now beginning to clear the way for expression again. [...]

He should remind himself to look for new signs, however small, of a new ease, for those signs will indeed now be making themselves known.

[...] Now, though you no longer do so, the new habit has largely replaced the old, though in times of nervousness he might forget.

Now Ruburt does walk more around the house than he did, but he should extend this to your ground. [...]

Ruburt is only learning now not to scold and badger his subconscious. [...] Now. [...]

[...] Jane tells me that she now has little talks with her subconscious, requesting its help. [...]

(Jane now took a long pause, by a good length the longest of the session. [...]

[...] I’m going to be quiet now and send her a message telepathically. [...]

[...] By now he’d taken two hardcover books from a bag, and given them to me. [...]

By now I was shivering also. [...]

(“I’m at the point now where I know what Seth’s going to talk about,” “Jane said a few minutes before the session began. [...]

(10:01 P.M. Her trance hadn’t been particularly deep, Jane said, yet now she proceeded to underestimate by almost half the 51 minutes she’d been “under.” [...]

[...] “Of course,” we said now, using that very valuable attribute called hindsight. [...]

[...] Now these medical beliefs are intertwined with your economic and cultural structures, so you cannot lay the blame upon medical men or their profession alone. [...]

[...] I knew that a few years later the sign had accompanied us on our move to the hill house just outside the city, where we live now. [...]

[...] If you enjoy those freedoms that are yours now, you automatically increase them. [...]

[...] Perhaps one day we will move freely within it, alert, conscious and far wiser than we are now.

[...] I sit at the same table now as I did when I began it, looking out at the same streets and mountains. [...]