“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] In fact, with the exception of the 6-month prediction, they tied all of the data together quite easily around one family situation; they explained the situation to Jane and me, but it will be but briefly summarized here. [...]

[...] I am not making predictions this evening, but if you go ahead with courage and conviction you will know you are doing the right thing, and you will be creatively and financially rewarded.

[...] She is doing very well with the cigarette habit, as I predicted that she would.

(An the 402nd session of April 1, with John as witness, Seth had predicted a situation in which the district manager would turn down a promotion. [...]

[...] They are given certain more or less predictable frameworks in which to experience their lives.

[...] Because for example bees or ants tend to act in a like manner as far as other bees and ants are concerned, because it appears that their actions are as predictable and almost predetermined, man takes it for granted that certain reflexes are absolutes in particular species, and that in any given situation a member of such a species will always react in a certain manner because he cannot help it.

4. A typical black hole, according to predictions made by Einstein in his theory of gravity, is thought to be the collapsed remnants of a giant star that’s used up all of its nuclear energy. [...]

[...] Nor had I said anything to Jane about this; it is my habit to see how things work out instead of making predictions.

Dreams often serve as the frameworks in which sudden remarkable insights appear that later enable a man or a woman to envision the world in a way that was not earlier predictable. [...]

[...] Predictable behavior, even of the natural elements, is harder to take for granted. [...]

[...] Because all constructions are more or less faithful reproductions in matter of the same basic ideas (since all individuals are, generally speaking, on the same level in this plane), then they agree sufficiently in space, time and degree so that the world of appearances has coherence and relative predictability.

(To digress a moment: As predicted by Seth in the 168th session of July 7, Jane and I did find ourselves involved with three men in particular, one of whom is younger, at the symposium. [...]

[...] For one thing, I distrusted the “prediction” that the Seth Material would be published.

[...] Without going into details I recall a prediction of his that was to materialize “soon.” [...]

[...] Some of the predictions are long-range. [...]

[...] He could not imagine civilization without it, hence many of his later predictions should be read with this in mind.

(I’ll add that both Seth and quantum theory predict the spontaneous creation of particles of matter out of or in “empty” space—events that, it seems to me, go against some of the laws of conservation. [...]

[...] As I mentioned earlier I am extremely leery about trying to get predictions through to you, and therefore at this point I do not try. [...]

[...] You will find that these loose predictions will come to pass. [...]

[...] What about your spacious present and the predictions, for example, of Nostradamus? [...]

(After that, the sensation returned to a lesser degree at each sound I heard, such as the call of a robin, a passing car, a sound elsewhere in the house, etc.; it was almost as though I could predict when I would experience the sensation, almost as though it was close to becoming routine.