“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] She said that now that everyone was through coming in, she’d like to have a short session.)

Now: I bid you another fond good afternoon—

Personally, you are now in a period where you are changing probabilities at a swift rate—as indeed your world is. [...]

I know you all very well by now. [...]

[...] Your friend (Anne H.) is happier by far now, and stronger. [...]

Now, I speak jokingly to you, telling you that I am the origin of the material, and therefore you must listen to it and study it. [...]

Your mother, realizing too well that her little boys are grown, now you see seeks to maintain her motherhood by asking help from them, since they no longer need it from her. Now, this asking for help represents a need for reassurance that she has indeed been a good parent, and that her sons still hold her in high esteem.

(Jane’s eyes now opened for the first time. According to Seth both of us lived in Boston before the Civil War, male and female then, as now.)

Now. [...]

Now in the same way, I am telling you that objects are also symbols that stand for a reality whose meaning the objects, like the letters, transmit. [...]

[...] It is only by comprehending the nature of this constant translation of thoughts and desires — not into words now, but into physical objects — that you can realize your true independence from circumstance, time, and environment.

Now you may take a break. [...]

[...] I’m sick now from drinking what I did. [...]

[...] Now, the very definite Seth voice and personality are missed.

[...] Now she took a long pause.)

[...] She was now talking somewhat faster, using many gestures, and pacing more rapidly. Now she rapped upon my desk for emphasis.)

(We were by now more used to our new schedule, and felt more alert for the sessions. [...]

We are quite old friends, even in this existence by now, after so many sessions. [...]

Now: there is one large point, underestimated by all of your psychologists when they list the attributes or characteristics of consciousness. [...]

Now: the inner ego is the organizer of experience that Jung would call unconscious. [...]

Now you may take your break and we shall continue.

Now. [...] Note that I speak only now of projections in which you are self-consciously aware.

Now. [...]

You may now take your break.

[...] Now they began playing noisily about the room.)

Now. [...]

Now. [...]

(“I almost think that now after a rest I could go back into it,” she said, meaning that now that the pressure was off she felt much better. [...]

Now: We will do as well as we can under the circumstances. [...]

[...] He began to look at his own experience—to some extent, now—through that medical cast. [...]

Now, good evening.

Now you may take your break and we shall continue.

Now. [...]

[...] Now I can add a third book, James, to the list. [...] So now we’re spending much of our working time checking — and double-checking — the proofs against our carbon copy of the copyedited James manuscript. [...]

[...] As a species, however, you have developed what can almost be called a secondary nature — a world of technology in which you also now have your existence, and complicated social structures have emerged from it. [...] Now, however, it is highly important that you realize your position, and accomplish the manipulation of consciousness that will allow you to take true conscious responsibility for your actions and your experience.

[...] But now that her editor, Tam Mossman, has scheduled a visit to us at the hill house in a couple of weeks [on April 10, to be exact], Jane feels that she wants to study what she’s done on Seven Two, go over it with Tam, and perhaps take up work on it again.)

Now: Dictation (still whispering). Never as dramatic as our noisy class sessions.

Now all consciousness, including your own, is highly mobile. [...]

[...] (Pause.) For now think of your own psyche, which is a consciousized identity, as a kind of “supernatural radio.” [...]

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

For now, however, I may or may not return, according to those rhythms of which I speak. [...]

[...] “I opened my eyes now, and got that effect of better color again, where everything’s brighter.” [...]

[...] He will now, that is Ruburt will now, do very well.

(Jane now gave a quite satisfied smile as she paced about.)

My hearty congratulations that your paintings are being seen now in your friend’s establishment, and they will affect many people.

(Now Jane smiled, speaking quietly along.)

(Jane now smiled again. [...]

We will see now what we can do with your own little test, and with our friend Ruburt.

[...] We are able to travel through emotions in a way that is not now natural to you, and to translate them into other facets of creativity than those with which you are familiar. [...] We are only now learning their full potential, and the powers of creativity with which they are connected.

My environment, now, is not the one in which you will find yourself immediately after death. [...]

Now: In my home environment I assume whatever shape I please, and it may vary, and does, with the nature of my thoughts. [...]

[...] Jane had had a blood infection, now clearing up okay. [...]

Now — I bid you another fond good afternoon.

Now I may or may not return, et cetera.

[...] Your active participation now means just what it means. [...] Your two purposes now merge, and so you will get results.

Now: Ruburt had a different kind of experience lately. [...]

Now: in the first episode mentioned the experience was the same, only more vividly experienced since the focus personality was not fully awake and did not have immediate sense data to handle. [...]

Now — good evening.

In a manner of speaking, the brain put visual information together so that the visual contents of the world were not as stationary as they are now. [...]

[...] Now biologically that is direct cognition. [...]