“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

(I added another thought—that often lately I’ve reminded myself that I’m 10 years older than she is; at 62 I’ve managed during the last decade to say “the hell with it” to a lot of things that I used to pay a lot of attention to when I was 52, Jane’s present age. [...]

[...] So, while it may seem impractical, you do the same thing when you selectively pay attention to Ruburt’s improvements and selectively ignore areas of difficulty. [...]

[...] You have been taught to pay almost exclusive attention to your exterior behavior. [...]

They definitely open the eyes of many who would otherwise pay no attention. [...]

(8:56.) He may need particular help this evening again, but as far as both of you are concerned, this will more than pay off. [...]

[...] He does not have to pay for it, by being a saint on earth; and that if this were true no man or woman alive would be in good health.

[...] In certain terms his mother will feel vindicated if Joseph buys that house, but the choice is still his and Ruburt’s. If you pay more attention to what you think of as coincidences, you will discover another kind of order that underlies the recognized order you follow. [...]

[...] At the same time Seth stated he was not a spirit, although if he materialized in the middle of the floor we would pay more attention and not take him for granted.

[...] Prentice-Hall even wanted to have Jane sign contracts giving them the right to take money from Mass Events to pay for God of Jane. [...]

[...] It would not be beneficial at this time for you to find other living quarters, and any changes or improvements you make here will pay off in many ways.

We were delighted at the prospect of meeting Dr. Instream, but in order to pay for the trip, including fees for symposium attendance, we would have to use our vacation money. [...]

The next day, though, Rob found himself “paying” for his freedom from notes. [...]

[...] It depends upon whether you insist upon a job of prestige or a job that will give you enough money to pay your bills. [...]

[...] Bill recalls no such boat, stating he did not pay particular attention to boats. [...]

[...] He felt (long pause at 9 PM) that he had no right to try to do “creative” (in quotes) work that might not pay. [...]

[...] She also told us she merely picked the test object out of a group, without paying particular attention to it.

[...] But I didn’t mean to hurt you—don’t pay any attention to it.”

[...] I have underlined a few words and phrases she seemed to pay special attention to. [...]

[...] At the time John was somewhat surprised that a high company official would pay particular attention to him. [...]

[...] Ordinarily he pays no attention to the sessions, after his early displays when the sessions first began; at that time, according to Seth, he sensed Seth’s presence and reacted strongly. [...]