“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I suggest that he use this during your prayer periods. [...]

[...] Through association in periods of depression a connection can be built up—a habitual pattern in which bad weather suggests depression and vice-versa.

(In ESP class yesterday evening Jane engaged in one of her periodic and unusual “long-sound experiences,” as we call them. [...]

[...] You will never meet them in your exterior reality, however, for you are not focused in the time period of their existence. [...]

[...] Period.

[...] The first beginning to show within a 6-month period. [...]

[...] There are two peak periods of activity there, between the 20th and 22nd of September, and October 5 to 17, and then his experiments will be over for now.

[...] When Christ spoke he did so in the context of his times, using the symbolism and vocabulary that made sense to a particular people in a particular period of history, in your terms.

Period. [...]

[...] I can have it night or day, in your terms, as I prefer — or any period, say, of your history. [...]

[...] Period. [...]

[...] The other three witnesses are young people and had no idea that such physical performances were possible over a period of hours. [...]

[...] First there must be a period, and then it has passed, when you are completely immersed in a given system as if no other existed. [...]

[...] Following this in a period of usual activity (the same evening), he sensed his own image speaking for me and sitting across the couch from him in our (Seth’s) accustomed position. [...]

[...] There are periods of new adjustment, and ideally the mind would take a new assessment of events.

(Jane continues her improvements, although she’s been having periods of worry and doubt. [...]

[...] Everyone in this apartment house is seldom in a bad mood at the same time, for example, so to some extent in periods of normal depression you are sustained by others, close by, who are not.

[...] Jane, since she knows practically nothing about the historical periods in question, was very pleased that Seth’s data was so evocative.

There is some slight analogy here in your associative processes, where you might think of a person as you have known him in different periods of time, and hold that idea in your present; but that does little to give you the concept’s complexity. [...]

[...] During our rest period, however, I felt the now familiar pyramid effect, and when we resumed, the other personality began to speak.

[...] Information was being given in certain terms —period—as far as it was concerned. [...]

[...] Once during a rest period, for example, Rob wondered what it was like to be nonphysical. [...]

[...] Gradually the hand returned to normal, and Seth instructed us to take a rest period.

When the material given above was finished, Seth stayed around, as if to emphasize an informal social period. [...]

There was a possibility at one time, for a particular period of time, when for various reasons your Miss Callahan was in danger of falling down the front flight of stairs. [...]

[...] I suggested that Ruburt bring up the mail for her, to cover that period of possibility. [...]

[...] We find here a personality once a warrior in the very early period of the Ottoman empire, and no coincidence that the personality is now involved with that country.

I am afraid that I will have Ruburt continue with the shorter psychological time period again until our next session. [...]

I suggest again a short period of refreshment. [...]

[...] During some periods this happens simultaneously. [...]