“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I was pretty depressed by session’s end, since it seemed we had so far to go. [...]

[...] I feel pretty good right now.”)

[...] (To Patty): — and if you think a pretty thought, you may make a flower grow up there (in the living room) somewhere.

[...] He never made me feel that I had to prove anything, which was pretty tricky of him actually, since he wanted to satisfy himself as to the authenticity of the Seth sessions.

[...] One thing I knew: He was pretty tricky—sending me “out” without my prior conscious knowledge of what he was planning. [...]

[...] Actually I was pretty tired.)

[...] I was also still thinking about her reaction to the sessions themselves: the idea that she could feel inferior to Seth and/or the material was, as I noted, a pretty new one for me, and somewhat surprising. [...]

This may hardly be original thinking here, but these proliferations of consciousness imply some pretty fantastic abilities on the part of we humans—for such developments show that even though we live as small creatures within the incredible richness of an overall consciousness, or All That Is, still our actions can result in that great consciousness exploring new areas of itself. [...]

(9:52 P.M. Jane said she’d been pretty far out during the session—then added later while we talked that she was picking up from Seth information on the beginning of our own world, species and civilizations that he intended to give in the next session. [...]

Actually, my wife has become pretty much housebound. [...]

[...] Jane was pretty well dissociated, she said. [...]

My idea briefly is this: Our usual orientation is focused pretty exclusively in what we think of as the “real” world, but there are many realities. [...]

[...] And right now I feel pretty fine.”

(With a smile:) I think I did a pretty good job.

[...] During it, Bill said he thought the information from Seth was sure to be pretty fragmented. [...]

[...] She was halting, but got through it pretty well, so overall she did okay, I told her. [...]

Dictation: You have yourselves painted a pretty enough picture of what you think of as your own reality, as individuals and as a species. [...]

[...] On the other hand, many of his customers of course must look further, and despite themselves realize that this bit of truth is a pretty postcard, in James’s words, and they yearn for some kind of a deeper originality—an authenticity, a spark of something that will be instantly recognized.

[...] “Somebody’s pretty tricky.”

[...] The intent of one of them was pretty specific.” [...]

[...] While talking about the road going up the hill she saw it pretty well, she said, as though she were more there than here. [...]