“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Our Lady from Florence over here is filled with questions that she would ask you. [...]

[...] I am speaking to our young merchant from Venice over here (to Daniel McIntyre).

[...] You will know that the ability is within yourself and you have used it—then you may hit me over the head with your crutches and I will laugh! [...]

[...] Do not your ideas already leap over the fences and the fields? [...]

[...] She wants to talk it over with Tam. [...]

(She felt pretty relaxed by the time the movie was over, but wanted to have the session because she thought it would contain material on Scott Nearing.)

[...] But James was a gentleman by class, almost in European terms, and Nearing picked, say, the individualism of Whitman or even Thoreau over Emerson’s “inner independence.” [...]

[...] In vivid memory is a picture of her attempting to get out of the family car in front of 704 N. Wilbur Avenue, in Sayre, after Fred had driven the family over to see my parents for a visit—probably on a Sunday.

[...] She said that Wendy, the therapist in hydro, looked her over on her weekly routine, and once again told Jane that she was “coming along great.” [...]

[...] It was the Russian lady, Christina, who’s over 90. [...]

[...] Jane started reading the session over again from the day before yesterday. [...]

(Lately Jane has been looking over Fabric of The Universe, a book by Denis Postle. [...]

[...] Your world of physical objects is quite important, in that because it allows you to deal with differentiations, to pinpoint energy where you want it while giving you an observable physical effect, so that this training can carry over in other realities in which the same kind of physical feedback is not available, is subsidiary, or is otherwise not as much a part of the camouflage structure.

So some Americans have become tired of this badge of individuality, and they are ready to throw it over, either to fundamental Christianity, which is again rising, or to a number of various Eastern religions. [...]

[...] Hay fever season is not yet over, unfortunately. [...]

[...] It is only natural that you carry this over into our sessions, preferring that they be held without such contact. [...]

[...] She now took a rather long pause, walking over to a window and looking out before resuming delivery. [...]

Discipline then should not only be considered, as it is by some schools of thought, as a mere mental discipline over the muscles, or various portions of the body by the inner self, but indeed a discipline in terms of training of the ego by the inner self, so that the ego as a personality achieves a well-balanced relationship with the physical universe.

(What particularly upset me about the flap over publicity was that I saw in it a repetition of past ways of refusing to meet challenges head on involved with the psychic work. [...]

[...] This other-directed superself image, however, largely of social construction, superimposes the idea of responsibility over the idea of enjoyment, and in many cases is in direct contradiction as far as Ruburt’s natural tendencies are concerned. [...]

In Ruburt’s case throughout these years, the idea of responsibility took over too much prominence. [...]

Ruburt is just about over those intensifications of symptoms, however, they could be expected simply because the old ideas were being consistently threatened, which added some additional stress. [...]

(I also work, usually, with one color layer over another, rather than mixing them while wet. This maintains purity and clarity of color—and has been considered sound painting technique over the years.)

[...] Ruburt feels this particularly strongly, because he is so sensitive over such relationships to begin with. [...]

Out of his desire he applies energy (gestures) and color over it, so that the paintings have then the reality he hopes for.

(Rembrandt’s technique has been the subject of much speculation over the centuries. [...]

This does not mean that every one in your present acquaintanceship has been known to you, and it certainly does not imply a boring record played over and over again, for each encounter is a new one in its own way. [...]

Those who do not take advantage of such opportunities in this life often do not do so when it is over. [...]

It is useless then to say, “When this life is over I will look back upon my experience and mend my ways.” [...]

[...] I wish my friends over here a hearty good evening; and when you both travel next (Seth has been helping Carl and Sue with astral travel), I hope you bring your memories along with you — and (to me) you too.

(Talking it over at break, we thought that at first we could ask Seth to comment briefly on a very vivid dream I had on Friday evening, October 10, 1964. [...] Marian had described the experience to Jane a few days previously, but at supper this evening the Spazianis went over it again for our benefit. [...]

[...] We are as I have told you going slowly, and yet the progression will be a steady one that rests upon disciplined sensitivities, without those possible dangers that can result when there is an overly intensive or fanatical attention to one line of focus, and a lack of disciplined understanding.

We are attempting in these sessions to develop both of your abilities in many areas, while we still maintain a most necessary balance of development so that one part of you does not get top-heavy, and topple over. [...]

It is actually a most dependable measure, as far as its attitude and condition is concerned, in that if it becomes overly concerned the concern is caused by a fear for its own survival. [...]

[...] If the foundations are to be properly built there must be some regular application, not overly sober nor over demanding. [...]

[...] Actually I feel deeply about these things and become quite furious over actions that seem blatantly destructive to us in the long run. [...]

[...] There are also some, not physical, who keep an eye out over the whole proceedings.

[...] If the analyst, over a period of time, should convince Augustus that his condition in the present resulted from some specific inhibited event in the past, and if the analyst was an intuitive and understanding man, then Augustus might change his beliefs enough so that some kind of “cure” was worked. [...]

[...] It showed significant differences over Augustus’s usual hormonal status. [...]

Sometimes such cases are handled within another framework, in which Augustus would be considered possessed by an independent “evil” entity whenever Augustus Two took over. [...]

[...] Over a period of time, however, the expression of sex will follow the inclinations of the heart. [...]

[...] The female principle then became connected with the earth and all those elements of its life over which you as a species hoped to gain power.

[...] The beloved attains prominence over all others.

[...] At times I could see over the top of this wall, made of vine-covered stones; at other times it was honeycombed and complex; and at other times it was so tall that I could not see over it. [...]

[...] Sometimes you can see over the wall, sometimes it is 1 wall, and sometimes it is many. [...]

[...] This carried over into the writing, and comes to the forefront now because of his father’s condition. [...]

Have him read over my sessions again, to remind himself that his abilities spring from Framework 2, and do not need such overprotection. [...]

[...] In fact she bent over backward in the other direction.

[...] She is overly sensitive, feeling that psychics know more about her than she would wish, and this applies generally speaking, but particularly to women. [...]

[...] You fear over-influencing him, but since your influence is considerable in any case, this is a good time to use it.

His intellect will then begin to take over. [...]

[...] This isn’t terribly strong, but I have the feeling of a barrier over there,”and again Jane gestured to her left, “that I can’t get over. But all this stuff comes from over there. [...]

[...] The chanting was over here.” [...] Jane’s gestures thus indicated the large open center area of the room, as though she was reaching over a wall almost. [...]

[...] Often as I spoke to her I told her she would have full memory of what transpired when the session was over. When it was over, she told me her memory of parts of the session was somewhat hazy— reinforcing the idea that she was hypnotized, if somewhat imperfectly, and that my control was not all it will be in future sessions.

[...] I was also as 9 PM approached, but not overly so. [...]

[...] Jane described how she had become very frightened in Florida over the job situation, and that I had been forced to get a job anyhow even though I had told her most emphatically that I didn’t intend to do this. [...]

[...] However I have two symptoms carried over from that period, that still must be dealt with, and I feel these are directly related to Jane’s symptoms. [...]

[...] Jane called B.T. the next day and was given verification of some points by B.T. over the phone. [...]

[...] Over a long period of time such contact will serve you well. [...]

(Over the phone BT told Jane she had an operation for appendicitis, but quite a few years later than 1936. [...]

[...] (Ed was the name of BT’s first husband, she told Jane over the phone.) A middle name beginning with B, or his nickname with a B who worked in a building that from the outside looks like a large (pause), building almost entirely of unbroken plate glass windows on the ground floor, such as those that cars might be displayed in. [...]

[...] It is overly serious, overly conscientious, and its thinking is largely in black-and-white terms. [...]

(We had a discussion about my questions, and I expressed pretty definitely the emotional charge I’ve accumulated over the years about the whole affair. [...]

[...] We’d expected to see a long article on DMSO in the paper, written by Peggy Gallagher, but it wasn’t printed: Over the phone today Peg told Jane the article was put off until next weekend because of space limitations. [...]

Now you may take a break and we shall continue, and I will, before the evening is over, answer whatever questions Philip might have.

[...] I do not believe he is over 80. [...]

[...] She was very upset over trouble with her husband. [...]

[...] You will leap over a step that is usually taken, to another step. [...]