“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

Yes, I think that in our separate ways each one of us chose to create this probable reality out of the many available.

[...] Consciousness had first to create the void, or the dimension in which the system could exist, and also to endow that void with all the probabilities for development that have come about in your time, and are to come about.

[...] Jane decided against continuing, saying that she was probably too upset to tune into book material.)

[...] Otherwise it might have been merely a probability. [...]

[...] I know that Gutenberg is credited with this invention, and probably rightly so; but I also feel this as one of those discoveries that appeared in several places at once, and that my beefy fellow’s shop was in the general vicinity of Gutenberg’s — in Germany? [...]

It was, as I believe Ruburt has mentioned, a result of deep contemplation on your part about the bookstore murder, but in a larger context, involving probabilities, murderers, victims, and the beliefs involved.

I often think—like every day—that from “where she is now” in her larger reality, Jane must watch our all-too-human manipulations in this “physical” reality with great compassion and understanding, and probably with some amusement, too, as in our frantic days of living we try to get everything done. [...]

[...] Jane called the publisher today, and learned that The Seth Material is due in paperback probably in January, with Seth’s own book to be published next October.

(Jane said she had to “fight to stay in trance” at the last, because she began to pick up some “bad feelings” about Midge, alone in the house down there in Florida, and probably drinking. [...]

(By now escape was probably impossible. [...]

[...] I felt however that a great amount of time and effort would be needed, on a regular basis over a period of years, probably, for Jane to make full use of her abilities in such specialized endeavors.)

To say that people can escape to another probability is pragmatically a cop-out — this is apart from the reality of probabilities, for I am speaking from your emotional viewpoint.

[...] “The body probably can’t wait to get going.”

[...] A chair is probably preferable, since it is easy to fall off to sleep if you are lying down. [...]

[...] “This is Blanche,” was one of the first things she said, after I had deliberately called her Jane for reassurance, while thinking she had probably made contact with Blanche, and was somewhat unpleasantly involved in a sickroom episode.

[...] I am speaking for your edification of the world you recognize, of the earth you know, but there are probable earths, of course, as real as your own. [...]

[...] The whole is contained within any given part lying in the sleep of probability from which it will and already has awakened. [...]

Most probably this time we will work in concentrated periods that can be broken by rests when you prefer it, or circumstances seem to call for it. [...]

[...] Jane and I figure that from now on they’ll probably be held irregularly into January, 1973; partly because of our holiday activities, which we enjoy, but also because this seems to be a natural time of rest for us — although Jane plans to keep her ESP and writing classes going as usual.

[...] Probabilities do not operate alone, isolated, but largely in terms of conglomerations, so that, say, like does attract like.

[...] For some time now we have kept a weather record, taken just before session time, and there are probably correlations here. [...]

[...] I did think the envelope data had probably been shortened somewhat.

[...] We have been aware, without making any detailed analysis of our own, due to lack of time for the study necessary, that our experiences with psy-time would probably fall into certain categories.)

We should most probably here substitute brain for mind, since I believe that is the terminology upon which I decided to settle. [...]