“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

The number 14. [...]

(“The number 14.” [...]

However, aside from being in outright conflict with the theory of evolution [and the idea of an ancient universe], the beliefs of the creationists do pose a number of questions that are quite intriguing from our joint viewpoint. [...]

[...] I’d devoted the piece to a study of the establishment theory of evolution versus ideas Seth, Jane, and I have on that theme, and noted that I’d accumulated much information from a number of sources. [...]

[...] Ruburt knew he could gain sufficient-enough prestige by using his abilities in other directions; by being, say, a director of a gallery, or by accepting any of a number of positions, such as teaching, that had been offered him in the past.

(Her Seth voice was quite good, although she used a number of long pauses.)

The natural person (number one) looks at the world and tries to see how his or her abilities can best be utilized and fulfilled. [...]

[...] She’s been rereading a number of them lately.

[...] The primary personality must therefore deal with a much larger number of perceptions, while still maintaining its identity. It manipulates in a larger number of dimensions, until it is able you see to handle many, not just one, of its own egos at any given “time”—and you may put time in quotes—while still maintaining its own inner stability and individuality. [...]

[...] Jane remembered writing the object early in April, and thought it quite possible these two numbers referred to April 7 as the specific day she did so. [...]

[...] Any of the infinite number of events that could have happened to you and Ruburt [do] happen. [...]

[...] You can choose to accept as your reality any number of given unpredictable events. [...]

Now: Only out of unpredictability can an infinite number of orders, or ordered systems, arise.

[...] I get the number 4, but do not know to what this refers.

[...] The number 5, as in the afternoon.

[...] We thought “The number 5” good, since the appointment was for May 5.

[...] [Later I remembered hearing a bit of that.] Our caller had received a number of pages of information from Jesus Christ. [...] Jane caught him in a number of contradictory statements.

[...] Jane had mentioned a number of times that she’d help me with it. [...]

[...] I’ve gone through those episodes a number of times. [...]

[...] We’ve had many indications that his material is multichanneled, as when Jane has felt him ready to discuss any one of a number of subjects on any given occasion. [...]

[...] Dr. Guy knows a number of people who are prominent in parapsychology. [...]

[...] Different portions of the psyche are familiar with all of these mentioned occurrences — because the psyche straddles any of the local laws that you recognize as “official,” and has within itself the capacity to deal with an infinite number of reality-hyphen-experiences.

(Long pause.) The entire picture of physical life as you understand it must be of course experienced from your own viewpoint, but its complexity, its order and magnificence of structure and design should be understood as composing but one example of the infinite number of realities, each constructed by the propensities and characteristics of its own nature and the nature of its own consciousness.

(Very slowly.) Your numbering of the species is highly capricious. [...]

[...] I fumbled around looking for their number (we hadn’t written it in the front of the book, as you’re supposed to). When finally I called on the speaker phone, the number rang four times by my count, and I began to wonder what we’d do if for some reason the police simply never answered. [...]

[...] It is the feeling that the fugitive will always be hunted down and that there is safety in numbers and that if you leave the numbers, or the institution, you will be hunted down. [...]

[...] Numbers. [...]

[...] Multiplicity of design, a very general appellation, could refer to the many numbers on the money order I suppose. [...]

[...] In notes at the end of this session I’ll briefly consider the latest expressions of large-scale consciousnesses concerning Three Mile Island¹ and the countries of the Middle East,² and then will unify those discussions by explaining how I think those great events of consciousness have counterpart relationships, just as “living” entities do.³ I’ll also refer to our country’s space-shuttle program.⁴ Next, I have to put into final form the complicated notes I began for a number of sessions for Dreams as Jane delivered them. [...]

I can’t note the same for The Magical Approach to Reality: A Seth Book—the very promising work that Jane and I first discussed a year and a half ago [in August 1980], after Seth had started his group of excellent private sessions on that subject.⁸ I watched Jane try to write the book a number of times; last month, in Note 6 for Session 939 [in this chapter], I finally expressed the opinion that she wouldn’t finish the job. [...]

[...] In conscious terms, we have barely touched upon the fantastic inner complexities of All That Is, from which all else emerges, and which for a number of reasons we still fear.

8. In Chapter 9 of Dreams, see the opening notes at superscript number 5 for Session 920, which Jane held on October 6, 1980. [...]

[...] Jane went into trance as easily as ever, but her Seth voice contained the same underlying tremor I’ve noticed on a number of occasions since she’s returned home. [...]

(9:18.) The arthritis situation is as I gave it (in a number of private sessions), but you are still faced with the medical interpretation of that situation, so that it is up to Ruburt to set it aside. [...]

[...] It contains a number of important clues. [...]

[...] Jane held a few widely scattered sessions for Dreams, and a number of private ones as fall came, then winter. [...]

[...] We talked mostly business, and Steve is going to contact Pete Harpending about a number of matters. [...]

[...] It concerned his low opinion of Steve Blumenthal—to which he’s entitled, I suppose—but Saul himself made a number of inaccurate statements, so the situation appeared to me to be a standoff. [...]