“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] We talked over the causes, used some suggestions, and that seemed to take care of it. [...]

[...] The critical period is over because of his recognition of the problem and his determination to face and solve it.

[...] The four of us get together this weekend to hash over all the notes.

[...] You must remember that over a year ago we discussed tissue capsules. [...]

[...] I bend over backward to understand. I bend over backward, and this is most difficult for me. [...]

[...] Our ears rang, really, before it was over. And when it was over at last, and we were all weary, Seth, or Jane, was as capable as ever. [...]

[...] It was made immediately after the end of the session; perhaps a few minutes were lost here when I made a false start on the recorder, due to inexperience, and had to start the exchange between Jane and myself over.

[...] If the unknown reality exists, it is because you play one melody over and over and so identify yourself, while closing out, consciously at least, all of the other possible variations that you could add to that tune.

[...] But even then we were impressed — awed — by its creative power, over and above the obvious emotional connotations we put upon it.

(I turned Jane over on her left side, pillow between her knees, at 4:10. [...]

[...] In color: I’d looked out the south window of the bedroom to see Fred Kardon standing out on the lawn; he was talking to someone else who was doing some kind of work near the big pine tree that grows up over the corner of the house. [...]

[...] As usual, I thought the session was over for the day. [...]

[...] The immediacy, the feeling of urgency, is not here in the same way that it is over here (Rachel). [...]

[...] When it was over, we all sat down and Florence remarked that she felt she still hadn’t done what she was “supposed” to do with the symbol.

[...] For it certainly does seem that her life is almost over. [...]

Over and over again Seth tells us that physical symptoms are communications from the inner self, indications that we are making mental errors of one kind or another. [...]

[...] Her age bothered her; she was certain that “life would be over by the time you reach forty”—and for her it was, by several years. [...]

I’d read about such instances, but I have to admit that I thought they were highly imaginative accounts until I found myself guiding Miss C. The point is that she was so frightened of death, she didn’t realize it was all over. [...]

[...] When I typed it the next day [yesterday], there were over 10 pages of double-spaced prose. [...]

In the same way, if you are overly concerned about the nature of your own reality, and if you are looking to others to justify your existence, you will not be able to abandon your own world view successfully, for you will feel too threatened. [...]

[...] Seth finished his personal material at 12:10 A.M., and we thought the session was over. [...]

[...] Indeed, she was very upset over this, and quite serious in her feeling, as she later wrote in her new book, of being abandoned by her inner self. [...]

[...] When the session was over, my own voice was still fresh and clear, with no trace of the earlier difficulties. [...]

I guess I’d do the same thing if I had it to do over. [...]

[...] The next instant the cab took such a sharp turn to the right that I was shoved over into the corner of the seat. [...]

[...] Over the railing, a small body of water was visible, and beyond this there was a much larger body of water, an ocean, I thought. [...]

[...] Force, logic over intuition, for example, or intellect over psychic awareness. [...]

[...] That is, to this natural rhythm you have culturally added the idea of clocks, moments and hours and so forth, which you have transposed over nature’s rhythms.

[...] You change over to the methods of the natural person. [...]

[...] … (A one-minute pause.) These units of consciousness, however, add themselves up to form psychological beings far greater in number than, say, the number of stars in [your] galaxy (over 400 billion of them), and each of those psychological formations has its own identity—its own soul if you prefer—its own purpose in the entire fabric of being.

[...] “I kept waiting there, as though I was at the edge of something, and trying to get over it into something new. [...]

He was afraid that as once he felt he dragged you all over the country, you would fear that he was now dragging you all over the inner universe. [...]

[...] Man was growing more and more aware of the ego, of a sense of power over nature, and many of the later miracles are presented in such a way that nature is forced to behave differently than in its usual mode. [...]

(During break I went over a few questions about the relationships between the three members of the Christ entity — John the Baptist, Jesus Christ, and Paul. [...]

[...] Many who entered that war feeling powerless were given advantages after it was over — incentives, education, benefits they did not have before it. [...]

[...] By the last war (in Vietnam), the country was as much against it as for it, and the men’s feelings of powerlessness were reinforced after it was over. [...]