“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] My hunch was that this referred either to the end of the reunion discussed in Wendell’s letter—at 1:35 AM, or the time Wendell himself left the party. Inspection of his letter showed that Wendell states “I left at about 12:30 AM,” but that other member of the party remained after he left. [...]

If the Wollheim meeting takes place, it will prove highly beneficial to all parties concerned, but at a later date and at a time when it will be highly needed. [...]

(I gave Jan Stimson money for ice cream rolls for the staff’s Christmas party. [...]

[...] We were both caught up in the same events as most other people were during that June and July — the hotter-than-usual nights and days, the drought in parts of New York State that touched our area lightly, the TV news drama as the political parties argued and planned for their conventions. [...]

[...] Those plans are communicated one to the other, and probabilities instantly are set into motion in Framework 2. To some degree or another calculations are made so that, for instance, individual A will meet individual B at a marketplace 30 years later — if this fits in with the intents of both parties. [...]

[...] At once I recalled an incident that took place at the dancing establishment last Saturday evening; the six in our party had watched it with much amusement.

[...] The Gallaghers were at a party that evening. [...]

[...] There seems to be another person involved, not on your part, but on the other party’s side. [...]

I would sit with you now as a friend at the party and converse, but it is a trifle difficult as you should understand. [...]

[...] There were great contrasts in that period, however—deprivation, severest economic conditions, a spareness of attitude, set off by the greatest criminal activity, the wildest of parties. [...]

This other man is at a party of sorts, a gathering. [...]

I am not speaking strictly of political parties or political newspapers, or of any specialized journals or magazines, but of the overall pattern displayed by all of your mass communications. [...]

I am not some creepy spirit, to wiggle my ears at the first suggestion for applause, for parties or for your pleasure. [...]

[...] You did not go out to parties. [...]

[...] You are like children before a Christmas party. [...]

[...] He expected you to throw a party for him.

([Theodore:] “But the expressions need not necessarily be to the party you are concerned about.”)

[...] And incidentally, I have not forgotten the party, of which I have said already too much. [...]

[...] The walls are truly transparent to me though I am not sure I would perform, dear Joseph, and Ruburt, for a party demonstration.

Six weeks ago in Tehran, the capital city of Iran, over 150 officials of the ruling Islamic Republican Party were killed by bomb explosions which destroyed their headquarters building. [...]

[...] The session was held in our living room rather than in our back room, because of a lawn party being held in back of the house.