“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] During the week after the Dutch edition arrived, we received from Tam the contracts for God of Jane and Mass Events, both of which contain phrases and clauses in an effort to get around Prentice-Hall’s habit of withholding percentages of earnings against returns. [...]

[...] I’m personally quite willing to let the chips fall where they may, to coin a phrase, but I’m not at all sure that Jane will agree to go along. [...]

In the meantime another excellent verse for my poem came to mind plus the phrase, the body of pleasure and the magical impetus.... [...]

I quickly scanned the first page, written in blue ink, and caught phrases like “in a pig’s ass,” and “quit this horseshit of writing it out,” and so forth. [...]

[...] Check their phrasing for a close approximation of the way he talked. [...]

[...] I stand between what you are and what they are, in your terms, and that last phrase is a loaded one. Whenever I say “in your terms” the phrase is a loaded one, so be prepared and remember it when you read our sessions. [...]

[...] She found herself reading the word as spacious; then the phrase “spacious present” came to mind. She did not feel Seth about, yet thought the phrase significant for some reason.

[...] I found myself thinking that occasionally the trite phrase, “the howling wind,” was a very apt one.)

[...] (I underlined Seth’s phrase above because I think that in it he expressed an important, creative aspect of his reality.)

[...] She repeated this phrase several times. [...]

[...] Jane’s voice was average, so this meant that often I had to ask her to repeat a phrase because the various noises almost drowned it out. [...]

[...] You speak, yet who speaks, and in your briefest phrase, what happens? [...]

[...] Now this something more than the sum of its parts is a curious phrase, but within it lies a key that can give you some small understanding of what God may be.

[...] The phrase “give unto Caesar the things that are Caesar’s” is a good one. You see I am better acquainted with biblical phrases than either of you.

[...] I think I’ve got psychological jet leg,” she said—a great phrase. [...]

[...] (Several years later, Jane was to list nine such inner senses in Chapter 19 of The Seth Material.) Jane said that upon coming slowly awake from her nap she’d had the very peculiar feeling of ‘growing larger.’ The laughing phrase she used was that she’d felt as ‘big as an elephant.’ Her boundaries of awareness seemed to have expanded. [...]

[...] Although once in a while I have to ask that a word or phrase be repeated.)

Different phrases with the same meaning may come into your own mind. [...]

[...] When you rail against an unfavorable environment, or a situation or condition, basically — and underline the following phrase — you are not acting independently, but almost blindly reacting. [...]

Why do you find the phrase ‘solidified emotion or feeling’ outlandish? [...]

[...] You could almost say that mental enzymes become the tentacles that form material — though I do not find that a very pretty phrase …

(Jane faced me while speaking this last phrase, her eyes still closed, and in good humor.)

[...] Her pace had been quite fast at times, and as stated before I occasionally skipped a word in her delivery, or shortened a phrase, etc., without altering any meanings.

[...] A few phrases that came through in the data had a familiar ring to me, but Jane said they meant nothing to her.

[...] (Fast pace.) The unrelated functions bear strong relation (Jane asked me to read this phrase back), to the underlying principles upon which the basic theories of malfunction are formed. [...]

(But the very act of bringing the cake showed what the people there think of us—heartwarming indeed, to coin an original phrase. [...]

In the Sermon on the Mount, the phrase (to the effect that) “…the meek shall inherit the earth” (Matthew 5:5), has been grossly misinterpreted.

[...] In Christ’s time, the phrase about the meek inheriting the earth implied the energetic use of affirmation, of love and peace.